The spot is very picturesque and pleasant. You can relax in the middle of a tropical forest while still having conveniences – every tent spot has a wooden platform, light, and a socket. There are only 3‑4 spots, so no crowds, and everyone feels like family. The hosts are nice. They gave a detailed guide that tells you where everything is: beaches, shops, restaurants, markets, sights, the best places to eat, and how to order delivery. They offered breakfast and organized rock climbing. It’s clear that people love this place and want others to love it too. Russian, English, and Georgian are spoken. There’s a shared kitchen, a veranda with tables, a toilet, and a shower with hot water. Everything is in good condition, and the campsite is constantly monitored. You can see the attention to detail: soap and toilet paper are always available, and the shower curtain hangs so water doesn’t drip onto the floor. The choice of laundry detergent container is spot on (the last photo, if you get it, you get it 😆). I’ve probably been to a dozen campsites, but even with the caveat that in Russia there were better-equipped or better‑located campsites (most were at best equal or worse), I’ve never found that kind of atmosphere elsewhere ❤ On the downside, you can walk to the beach and the neighboring hotel’s restaurant, but to reach other places you need a car or taxi. The road, for example to the store, isn’t safe for a walk. It’s not a problem with the campsite itself, but it’s worth keeping in mind.
AleksandrМесяц назад