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Is there anywhere to walk around? Is the sea deep?
I love walking. Is there something like a park on the territory of the boarding house, where you can calmly and for a long time wander without being afraid of anything? And about the sea - I'm going with a child of 9 years old, he can swim, I can't. How is it at sea - is it not scary for a child? Are there any lifeguards on the beach?
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Yes, there are paths (cars) near the boarding house, the main ones are from the boarding house to the entrance (there is a restaurant), up to the repeater antenna and to the count's ruins, their total length is 3 kilometers. The territory of the boarding house is fenced, there is nothing to be afraid of. But it is difficult to call it a park, rather, a subtropical unkempt forest. A beautiful park with exotic plants is located 200 meters from the boarding house on the territory of Stalin-Gorbachev's dachas. But usually access there is limited, Russian officials and State Duma deputies rest there.
The sea near the shore is shallow, rescuers were not seen last year.
The sea near the shore is shallow, rescuers were not seen last year.
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answered 14 years ago
I was in Musser 2 years ago. Since then, maybe something has changed. The park is large, but you can only look at it, it is difficult to walk. The paths are not cleared, the thorns of the brambles cling to the clothes. The beach is long (very!), but when we rested there, there were robberies (cameras, phones, money were taken at gunpoint). So swimming and sunbathing were recommended not far from the elevator. In general, I had to walk from the building to the entrance gate and back. It's not nearby, but if you walk along the same path every day ... And I also really like to walk.
And yet, Mussera is located on the outskirts. To get to Gagra or Gudauta, you need to agree in advance, sign up or pay a fairly significant amount for a taxi. Just getting out and getting into some kind of minibus (as in Pitsunda or Gagra) will not work. THERE IS NO PUBLIC TRANSPORT. There is also very little to buy. But impeccably clean water, air (I thought this doesn’t happen anymore), a fantastic view of the sea ... Stalin and the KGB men knew how to choose places.
True, since then much has been neglected and destroyed (sports grounds and a swimming pool, for example, not to mention the park).
And yet, Mussera is located on the outskirts. To get to Gagra or Gudauta, you need to agree in advance, sign up or pay a fairly significant amount for a taxi. Just getting out and getting into some kind of minibus (as in Pitsunda or Gagra) will not work. THERE IS NO PUBLIC TRANSPORT. There is also very little to buy. But impeccably clean water, air (I thought this doesn’t happen anymore), a fantastic view of the sea ... Stalin and the KGB men knew how to choose places.
True, since then much has been neglected and destroyed (sports grounds and a swimming pool, for example, not to mention the park).
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answered 14 years ago