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Szigeti Strand

46.8271° N · 17.6332° E
Szigeti Strand
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Amenities
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What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Tomasz “Darkmack _PL” Lipa8 months ago
★★★★★

A pleasant grassy beach, which also features a sandbox and a small playground, also with sand. There are changing rooms, showers, toilets, and even benches, but if you're there in the afternoon, they'll usually be occupied. There are plenty of trees, so you can try to find a spot in the shade. The water is marked with signs indicating where the water is over 120 cm. A basket for throwing a ball and a goal. A jumping board for swimmers and a small water slide are also available. A lifeguard is available from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., as is the cleaning service, which really does a great job keeping the area clean. The ticket office is staffed by people who speak English, so buying tickets wasn't a problem (card payments are accepted). Tickets are cheaper between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., and admission is free after 6 p.m. There are also small restaurants on site, mainly fast food, fries, and hot dogs. Langosze Fish Paddle boats and SUP boards are available for rent. There are also code-controlled lockers (some or all of them have cables for charging phones). Service is available in three languages: English, German, and Hungarian. A tip: If you need to remove your belongings for a moment, press "continue." Pressing "stop" automatically terminates your use of the locker and you must purchase access to the locker again at the cash register.

Tamás Tánczos9 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

We love it, we've been coming here for a long time. But yesterday we had an interesting experience, in cold, rainy, stormy weather they wanted to give us a day ticket. When we said that we only planned to take a quick dip, they said that swimming is prohibited and life-threatening, since the storm warning is at level 2. So why should we pay?? We went to the free beach.

Wessel van Dam9 months ago
★★★★☆

Cool beach, entry is free after 6 pm (or ~17:45, depending on whether the desk employee is thinking about leaving a little early), but there's a fee to be paid before that. There's a shower on the premises, as well as a volleyball court, an open air cinema showing movies in Hungarian (no subtitles), some shops, and a couple of props in the water (such as a slide).

Hunor Zalán Siposa year ago
★★★★☆

More attention should be paid to grassing. Basically a pleasant beach, suitable for families. There is also a possibility to rent a certain amount of water equipment (SUP, pedal boats, etc.). In terms of choosing a place, the hilly nature of the beach may be a disadvantage for those arriving late.

Hajnalka Bendea year ago
★★★★★

Lots of shade, pleasant culture, beautiful place :) It meets all needs!!! There is also a chair for the disabled, which makes it easier to get into the water, this is located on the pier in front of the lifeguards :) The outdoor cinema is also located on the beach, we really liked it!!!! :)

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