I don't understand how this beach differs from the other one, which stretches along the entire coast of Batumi. Very much like an amateur. The pebbles are so large that it is impossible to walk barefoot, only in shoes. When there's a storm, it throws up mud in such a layer that you can even shoot a horror movie.

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Алексей Артус

Level 13 Local Expert

The beach is close to Lech Kaczynski Park. Somewhere far away there are changing rooms, showers with fresh water, but there are very few of them. There are sun beds and umbrellas for 10 lari for rent, which is shamelessly expensive for such a place. The locals, while you are having lunch, will sell your sunbeds to someone else, and when you come you will not find them or your belongings. The water is clean, but cold currents periodically appear. There are jellyfish. It's comfortable to swim, but that's if you come in. One of the disadvantages is the terrible entrance to the water, the feet get stuck in large oval stones, even special shoes do not help much. I have to get out like a monkey, on all fours, helping myself with my hands and feet. No pontoons have been made to facilitate entry/exit, as in Egypt or Turkey. There is a ruined pier nearby, from which, in theory, it was possible to organize a safe entrance to the water, but traditional laziness does not allow either repairing the old one or making a new one. Why do something if Kazakhs, Ukrainians and Russians come anyway. I do not recommend it!

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Наталия К.

Level 5 Local Expert

Disgusting! Huge pebbles, it is difficult to enter the sea. Apparently there was a curtain a few days ago. Pebbles on the beach in waves. No one planned the surface. The locker room is the only one on the whole beach. There is no shower! 10 lari chaise longue, 10 lari zones!

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