I WAS IN PARADISE ON RIVER 11A
The three of us (wife and daughter) had a rest in the private sector in Rybzavod village, the impressions are good. Fantastic nature. We went to the beach, located in a pine grove. The owners are very clean. Negative impressions are mainly connected with our compatriots. I read in the reviews: the beach is dirty. Yes, sometimes. But the dirt is from our tourists. In the evening, the beach is full of bags, cigarette butts and the like. The locals are trying to clean it up. There were urns on the beach. We collected garbage in a separate bag and threw it away before leaving the beach. Unfortunately, this simple procedure is not available to ordinary Russians. In general, for our compatriots, it’s basically, in the order of things, to spoil, and then resent the fact that it hasn’t been cleaned up. A glaring case: some kind of freak, from among those living in our house, we... l in our souls !!! . Irina, of course, quickly removed everything, but the impression is disgusting. In the common toilet, almost no one uses a brush, and shit past the toilet is in the order of things. Irina, of course, quickly cleaned everything. About the attitude of the locals: excellent. Even those of the tourists who behave clearly inappropriately do not make comments (although it would be worthwhile for some to give a tambourine). Cafes work at night and in the place where we lived you can’t hear them. Heard stories about girls being molested. But after finding out the details, it turned out that the girls themselves were looking for adventures on their own ass. Excuse me here. I won’t say anything about the border, they went there at 5 am, back at 6 am, so there were no queues. A small negative: there are practically no dishes from lamb and generally traditional Caucasian cuisine in home cafeterias. In a cafe abruptly it is. Locals explain the lack of demand. Arthur himself cooked the kebabs, right on the site: 150 rubles each for a shish kebab stick (pieces of 7 grams 250) or trout. In general, there is a desire to go again.
PT: I recommend that Abkhazians impose tougher fines on the garbage on the beaches, at least by this to stop the all-consuming rudeness of most of our compatriots.
