Ureki
Ureki is a unique Georgian balneological resort on the Black Sea coast, famous for its beaches with black magnetic sand, which has no analogues anywhere else in the world. The beach in Ureki stretches for about 5 km and is lined with entertainment areas, first-line hotels and sanatoriums, cafés, and beach bungalows. Almost the entire coastline is bordered by a forest belt of pine and eucalyptus trees, making the air mild and not overly humid.
The sea in Ureki is shallow, which makes it especially suitable for families with children. The sandy shoal extends far into the sea, and even 200–300 meters from the shore the water reaches only waist depth. As a result, the resort is largely geared toward family and children’s holidays, offering attractions, children’s cafés, concert venues, and much more.
In addition, the black sands that Ureki’s beaches are known for contain a high concentration of magnetite, which is believed to have health-promoting properties.
Gonio and Kvariati
If you love the combination of sea and mountain landscapes, you'll enjoy vacationing in the villages of Gonio and Kvariati. These two settlements are usually considered together as they are located close to each other and share a common beach.
The mountains here extend almost to the sea, so you won't leave without beautiful photographs. While here, you should definitely visit the Waterfall of St. Andrew the First-Called and the Gonio Fortress. Young people might find this resort a bit boring, but for families with children or older people, this piece of Georgia is simply a paradise.
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