Nudist beaches of Bolshoy Utrish
This place is known for the fact that the Great Caucasian Ridge originates here. In addition, these places attract tourists with a lot of waterfalls, lagoons beckoning with amazing freshness, juniper-pistachio forest and the oldest oaks, in the shade of which you can hide on a hot sunny day.
The hills covered with greenery abruptly end at the sea coast. And you can go to the shore either at the Small or at the Big Utrish. The beach where you can sunbathe in the "nude" chair is located near the blue lagoon, which is quite difficult to reach. You have to overcome the path on boulders, as well as on large and small pebbles. The width of the nudist beach is about a hundred meters. Almost along its entire length, rocks hang over the vacationers, striking with their pristine beauty. According to legend, Prometheus was chained to one of these rocks by Zeus because he gave people fire. It is also believed that these rocks were seen by the mythical Argonauts who went in search of the golden fleece.
This beach has all the conditions for nudists who come here for two or even three weeks with the whole family. There is a place where you can put up a tent, a stream with fresh water and a good company of like-minded people who have often been familiar with each other for a long time. There are no shops or cafes near the beach, so vacationers should think about food in advance and take everything they need with them. But in extreme cases, you can always overcome many obstacles again and replenish supplies in the village.
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