Glass beach

Glass beaches are formed for human reasons, and during the Soviet era, it was also a recycled glass bottle area, because the storage volume was large, and it was not maintained in the later period.

Glass Beach ~ Soviet period recycling bottle place, waste bottles washed by the sea for years, become crystal "pebbles"! The glass beach area is not large, but the shiny and beautiful, is one of the two attractions I like during the trip to Vladivostok. We went in the off-season and there was basically no one on the beach. A while ago, I read news reports that Chinese tour groups picked up the glass when they went to the glass beach. The locals were afraid that the glass beach would disappear. Chinese tour groups were not recommended. Russia and China still have the difference, if this happens in China, the Chinese will put more broken wine bottles here to wash, attract more tourists, foreigners are different! But then again, to travel abroad should pay attention to quality, respect local customs and habits, be careful.

Some people feel that it is boring here, but I still like it here, suitable for a quiet daze and enjoy a slow life. If the sun is good, the photos are very good. There is no Yangguan when we go, the weather is gloomy and foggy, and the photos taken need to be filtered.

very nice

It's beautiful, the sea is as transparent as glass

Very beautiful, beautiful scenery, worth a visit 😊.

[Vladivostok Glass Beach] The "Glass Beach" is located in the New Ursuri Bay near Vladivostok. During the Soviet era, it was used to recycle old bottles, and the bottles stored here have been naturalized for decades and have become colorful "pebbles". The colorful, crystal clear round particles are spread across the beach, the scenery is spectacular, and the tourists are praised as "glass beach".

Not a good beach, the former dump, very rubbish