Summer is in full swing – it's time to plan a vacation! The borders are locked, but we do not despair, because we have Sochi and neighboring Abkhazia. Perhaps, there is no need to compare these two resorts:
- Sochi, like most cities of the Krasnodar Territory, is a paradise for lovers of comfort, developed infrastructure in conjunction with the proximity of the sea;
- Abkhazia is a quiet place for a measured rest, despite the shortcomings of the improvement around.
And yet let's try to analyze what are the pros and cons of each on the example of two beaches: Imeretinsky in Sochi and the beach in Pitsunda near the village of Lidzawa.
There is an opinion that after the Olympics in Sochi, the beaches near the Olympic Village deteriorated. The reason for this is the numerous hotels on the coast, which took away a significant part of the precious coastline. The number of people is off the scale, you need to take the best seats in the first row by the sea from early in the morning. By noon, Imereti beach resembles footage from a Soviet film - the apple has nowhere to fall. The purity of the water with such a crowd of people leaves much to be desired and raises doubts. The number of those wishing to relax in Sochi is understandable and understandable - recently the place is prestigious, with a well-developed infrastructure and comfortable hotels. The price for this splendor is somewhat upsetting, but there is a choice - to go to Abkhazia.
Between Pitsunda and the village of Lidzawa there is a wide pebble beach with clean sea and the aroma of pines growing near the shore. Vacationers note that during rush hour on the beach there is a place for everyone. Yes, not everything is smooth with the improvement: there is almost no entertainment for children, the choice of food places is limited, comfort in hotels is minimal. At the same time, Abkhazia is famous for nature, clean air and goodwill of locals who are looking forward to tourists. Prices, especially in comparison with Sochi, are reasonable.
It turns out that the choice is between going to a comfortable hotel in Sochi and making up with the number of people who want to do the same as with inflated prices. Or prefer a simpler hotel in exchange for a sense of freedom on the beach and the purity of nature and the sea in Abkhazia. Which option are you for?
