Social media users inquired about the timeline for cleaning the shore in Anapa from seaweed.

At the Central Beach of Anapa, to get to the sea, you need to overcome several meters of seaweed. Commentators asked the authorities about the timeline for cleaning the shore.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", tourists vacationing in Anapa complained that the sea was covered with seaweed for many meters, essentially turning into a swamp. Other commentators counter that this picture is observed here every year.

Bloggers Yuri Ozarovsky published a photo of the seaweed at the Central Beach of Anapa.

"The Central Beach of Anapa, from the stones towards Grebenskaya there is seaweed, but you can walk away and there will be a clean shore. Attention question! Will they clean the shore before the sea rots?" - inquired Yuri Ozarovsky today in his Telegram channel.

This message received 12 comments.

"Why aren't they cleaning it?" - asked Maria Frolova.

"Apparently, we need to beg them to clean the shores from the slime," - writes Kristina.

"We need to call the administration, or better yet, go there," - noted Katenka.

"When will they learn to clean?" - asked Tourist.

"Who even goes to this central beach? We walk past with horror in our eyes," - commented Tatiana Sh.

Nevertheless, as blogger Andrey Makovozov writes, there are many people at the Central Beach today.

"The Central Beach of Anapa right now is packed with people! The sea at the shore is 2 meters of lumps, and further out is the clearest water! Just a fairy tale, the water is hot," - he pointed out in his Telegram channel "Makovozovy".

He added that from the sea to the beach, to the sunbeds and towels, you literally have to "climb up." "Evaluate the slope of the beach - people are lying at an angle of 30°," - emphasized the blogger.

The resort season in Anapa opened against a sharp contrast in the state of the coastline. Some beaches are open and deemed safe, while other areas are closed due to erosion, unstable ground, and ecological risks. Which beaches are ready for visitors and which pose dangers is detailed in the report "Caucasian Knot" "Beaches of Anapa: open and dangerous zones".

On December 5, 2024, two tankers with fuel oil sank in the Kerch Strait. As a result, a crew member of one of the tankers died. Additionally, there was a spill of petroleum products, leading to catastrophic ecological consequences, according to the report "Caucasian Knot" "Fuel oil spill in the Kerch Strait".

Materials on the consequences of the fuel oil spill have been collected by "Caucasian Knot" on the page "Ecological disaster in Kuban".