Getting here is not so easy, not even all the locals know the way. We succeeded only the second time. You can, of course, by tuk-tuk or taxi, but we are not looking for easy ways. The beach is unusual, unlike any we have seen before. On our first visit, the sea was very stormy, and only a crazy person (my companion) could climb into it, and the lifeguard was not going to interfere with him. My friend and I limited ourselves to swimming in a fresh lagoon formed by a river flowing into the sea. There are several hotels and a cafe on the shore of the lagoon. The sand is orange, and the stones are pepsicol (or maybe cocacola). Maybe that is why, although it is impossible to say for sure, the beach was called Cola.
On our second visit, there was an absolute calm, but, nevertheless, a friend who could not swim, still could not swim - the set in depth was so sharp that her legs lost support already a meter from the shore. Laguna help her!
As it turned out, the beach has a continuation behind a cape protruding into the sea. This is the so-called little Cola. There was only one hotel where people come to practice yoga. And no wonder - the place is very inviting. I would also live here for a week, then someday .. .
On our second visit, there was an absolute calm, but, nevertheless, a friend who could not swim, still could not swim - the set in depth was so sharp that her legs lost support already a meter from the shore. Laguna help her!
As it turned out, the beach has a continuation behind a cape protruding into the sea. This is the so-called little Cola. There was only one hotel where people come to practice yoga. And no wonder - the place is very inviting. I would also live here for a week, then someday .. .
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