Burevestnik beach

Pebbles, children get used to walking, but it’s hard for adults. The entry into the sea is also rocky. The biggest problem is that going down to the sea via high stairs is not possible with a stroller, and getting up after swimming is generally a challenge. The sea is dirty, poisoning is not uncommon. There is a shower, a cafe from a boarding house on the beach, the food is not very good. For the Russian south, the beach is normal, there are not many people. I haven’t traveled to our south for a long time, but after this vacation I won’t go again for another couple of decades))) especially to this boarding house.

The beach is not bad, but it’s a bit painful to walk on large pebbles, there are few people here on the shore, you can eat - there are 2 mini cafes, and several shopping tents. You can drive to the beach by car or walk for a long time along a steep descent. You can also rent a sun lounger on the shore, and there are free umbrellas. The serious disadvantages are the lack of civilization and housing prices are the same as in more developed towns

Nice rocky beach. Pebbles are not cobblestones, they don't break legs. The entrance to the water is also rocky with sandy areas. A small river flows into the sea; during rains the water cools down greatly, but this is the case everywhere on the Sochi coast. There are all sorts of entertainment and food stalls on the beach. Everything was fine, no poisoning. The fruit on the beach is better than in the shops in Vishnevka. The toilet is kind of a hole. There are not many people in September.

We vacationed with a 2 year old child. The beach is gravel. As a result, the child did not want to go into the water, and she got scratched herself - sand in this sense is more comfortable. Otherwise, there are only advantages - the child is delighted with the trains, the planes overhead, and the boats. He built with pebbles, loaded them, drew on them, and loved to go to the beach. Personally, I have nothing to compare with - my first trip to the sea beach. There is a shower and you can change clothes. Whoever needs it can buy ice cream or something else. The beach is like a beach. However, with the arrival of students in early July, there is a shortage of sunbeds.

Compared to other beaches, this one is inconvenient because of the stones that you have to walk on if you walk barefoot. Also (I don’t know if this is a plus or a minus) there are always a lot of people there. It's a little annoying at night because it's hard to get privacy. Another minus is the stairs (although they can also be used as a plus), you can only get to the beach and return through them (or along a terrible path with a strong angle of inclination). Otherwise the beach is just like a beach.