Morjim Beach

Morjim Beach is a three-kilometer sandy coast with airy restaurants made of palm leaves, soft sea, gentle wind, hot sun and absolutely crazy in its scope and energy night parties. Mordzhim beach is especially popular among Russian tourists - in fact, it is a "Russian" beach.

Morjim is an ideal place for active recreation. Windsurfing and kiting are popular here. Especially for Russian tourists there are two restaurants - Glavfish and Tchaikovsky.

In the southern part, where Chapora flows into the sea, there is a very attractive place - Turtle Beach. In Morjim, it is said that large olive turtles come here from October to March to lay their eggs. That is why Morjim is declared a state reserve and is strictly protected by the state. Morjim Beach is also known for the fact that locals catch fish with nets, dry it and sell it as fertilizer for palm trees.