Sochi Opens Winter Beaches
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Sochi Opens Winter Beaches

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11-06-2024
 

Sochi's winter beaches have officially opened. These beaches will be marked with special golden flags.

"The winter beach hours in Sochi will be from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. During these hours, the areas will be guarded by licensed security personnel, additional services will be provided, and sanitation will be increased," said Sochi city officials.

Along the promenades, in conjunction with the winter beaches, users can enjoy activities on sports grounds and outdoor music performances. Weather permitting, additional equipment like bean bags and swings will be provided. However, swimming is prohibited on winter beaches. Medical personnel and lifeguards will not be on duty at these locations.

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