Excellent place to spend time between eating and walking around : staff unrolls wooden roads, its wheelchair friendly and You can bring Your small child in cart; the central part of the beach is mostly very clean, staff is working hard to make sure there's no garbage around. You're surrounded by merchants who constantly promote their stuff (from like 9 am or something) while walking alongside shoreline trice per hour( so if You're lazy to get up and find an appropriate price - be ready to pay double - for half empty sweet rolls, and delicious pakhlava (legendary). Oh, also there are four African guys who walk with drum, wear stereotypical costumes and say,hmm, stereotypical quotes (which makes everyone laugh).. and charge people for photos (hey mama, banana has came. Or hakuna matata, etc). Ah, don't forget extreme banana swimming, crab hunting, and every, well almost every possible, kind of extreme water things. It's all possible here, for cash, and, maybe (You know it's quite modern country) card to card transfer. Don't get disappointed if You meet a rocky shore, sidenote - keep walking and You'll face a long sandy shoreline. Also don't get disappointed if You get a freezing cold water mid August, because of storm or a flood, -- it gets warm again in a few days. It's a cool place, spent every morning and midday here, and don't regret. Hint : good crabs love big rocks, ha.