Mudjin Harbour beach

Mudjin Harbor is a wild beach surrounded by dense forests and rocky cliffs. It is known for its white sand, deep blue waters and impeccable cleanliness. A wonderful view of the neighboring islands, submarine plates, and the endless ocean opens from its shore.

This beach is characterized by weak waves, a smooth set of depth and a soft bottom. Sea urchins and undercurrents are absent. Mudjin Harbor also has the following advantages:

1. large size - more than 2 kilometers in length and up to 80 meters in width;
2. immaculateness along the entire beach line;
3. healing air, salt and iodine;
4. a large number of birds and fish;
5. soft and juicy grass a few meters from the water.

There is a small rocky island near the Mudjin Harbor. It can be reached on foot or by boat. The beach is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, kayaking, diving and surfing. You can relax with children here. But you must remain careful - there is not a single lifeguard on the shore.

Mudjin Harbour is a sparsely populated place. It remains half empty for most of the year. And only in the peak days of the tourist season, hundreds of vacationers appear here.

When is the best time to go?

The archipelago has a tropical climate with minimal weather changes throughout the year. In summer, the average temperature varies from 29 to 35 °C, and in winter it drops to 26-30 °C. Rains mainly fall in winter, the average annual rainfall is 520mm. Powerful trade winds are observed 365 days a year. A particularly strong wind appears in August and September. Water temperature does not fall below 22-25 °C. In the warm season, it heats up to 30 °C.