Нормально, если не заморачиваться It's ok if you don't bother

My wife and I visited in early October. I can’t say anything bad about the staff - from morning to evening they sweep, collect garbage on the beach after our tourists, etc. Beautiful sea, good pontoon, but the boats get in the way a bit. One pontoon, incl. after 10, when people, having slept off and having breakfast, slide down to the beach, it is problematic to push through it. After 20 meters (opposite the animations) there is an old entrance made of concrete blocks through the coral, though it was closed - very slippery. But next to it there are 3-4 meters of sandy shore before the corals start - he calmly went in, lay down on the water and swam. It is not far to the depth - 15 meters. The fish are amazing, the stingray sailed several times, once I saw a moray eel in the crevice. In short: the sea is a fairy tale, the Crimea is resting. Food was enough for everyone. The boys in the restaurant cleaned quickly. If our people did not leave half a plate of leftovers from hunger, they would clean up faster. Nobody asked for money. They left a dolyar for cleaning, a bus driver, but they faced extortion at the airport - they demanded money for good seats on the plane. We refused. Didn't like the old city - very dirty. A couple of times we went to a new city (busik from the hotel). Buying in shops is stressful - the price is not indicated anywhere, but just ask - so they immediately begin to untwist you to the maximum. But you need to bargain and the price drops by 2 times (a scarf for $ 20 was bought for 10). But there are also civilian shops with price tags. Maybe there and more expensive, but everything is clear.
Conclusion - good, but not enough. It is optimal to take 10 days, otherwise adaptation eats up 3 days. After our cold weather and at +35 - you burn instantly.