Beach is grass based, not sand one. You will get there walking through the forest or from the closest public beach. Parking is 20minutes away from beach. No facilities, no rubish bins so you should take everything with you when you come and when you leave. There are mosquitos and ants. Water is a bit colder compared to other lakes in the same area, but water is very clear and the view is beautiful. No baywatchers so be careful if you can not swim, not much space for children to play in water as it goes deep quite quickly. Quite popular place in hot days by local nudist people so there might be many people but you will find a space to lay your towel. · Website/hours: 24/7
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