Plaže na Sabana de Nisibon

This beach is a stunning destination that offers horseback riding and ATV excursions. It stretches along a lengthy coastline, free from any buildings. Although the locals enjoy picnics here, the limited number of visitors is mainly due to the poor road conditions. The sand on this beach has a lovely yellow hue, but if you're seeking a whiter sand experience, you may want to explore other nearby beaches.

A place where you can soak up the sun, feel the sand between your toes, and be surrounded by screaming children and obnoxious tourists. The horseback riding is a nice touch, if you're into the idea of sweating profusely while being jostled around on the back of a large animal. And let's not forget the big waves - perfect for getting knocked around and swallowing salt water. All in all, a lovely way to spend a day if you're a fan of crowds, noise, and general discomfort.

Nedotaknjena plaža

I recently visited a beach that was touted as one of the most untouched and unspoiled in the country. While the trail that cuts through a lush coconut forest leading to the beach was initially charming, the experience was quickly marred by a strong and unpleasant odor. The area was littered with crab parts, likely from the local fishermen who catch crabs in the nearby river. Unfortunately, it seemed that the garbage had not been picked up in months. The stench was overwhelming and made it difficult to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Adding to the unpleasant smell was the rotting sargasso that had accumulated on the river bank. This seaweed had completely ruined what was once a beautiful place. I was disappointed to have to leave a negative review, but I hope that by sharing my experience and reaching out to the appropriate authorities, something can be done to restore this natural wonder and make it enjoyable for the people of Nisibon.