In late October, we visited a beach with sandy shores. There were plenty of spots available, and if you wanted complete solitude, you could venture further into the steppe. At the salt lake nearby, people enjoy covering themselves in mud and then washing it off in the sea. The village is conveniently located.
It is recommended to only drive during daylight hours and good weather conditions. Driving a car on this dirt road can be difficult due to deep ruts and muddy areas after rain. It is even better to avoid attempting to drive a caravan on this road. There are some sections with significant slopes where it is necessary to drive diagonally across the ruts.
There is a significant amount of litter and its smell spreads throughout the beach when there is wind coming from the shore. You can enter the beach from either the north or the south. The beach and the sea bottom are made of sand.