Beaches to Take Russian Women On a Date to

There is just something romantic about the beach that makes it many love birds’ nests for a romantic escapade. Maybe it is the refreshing touch of the ocean breeze as it gently blows upon your face, the calming sound of the waves crashing on the shore, or the powdery sand that sticks to the soles of your bare feet that feels like a warm massage for your soul. There is no denying that the beach is one of the most romantic places on earth.

Russia is renowned worldwide for its soaring mountains, enormous deserts, natural geyser fields, rich heritage sites, and spectacular art and architecture. You will not run out of places to take Russian ladies in this vast country. However, your choices do not just end there.

Dating guides forget to mention that it is also home to some of the finest beaches. Hence, many couples tend to miss the opportunity for a romantic date on the fabulous beaches of the country. Here are some that you should visit to impress on your date:

1. Kurshskaya Kosa National Park

One of Russia's UNESCO World Heritage landscapes is the Curonian Spit, a 98-kilometer-long sand dune that separates the Curonian lagoon and the Baltic Sea and stretches in Russia and Lithuania. The Russian side is protected within the Kurshskaya Kosa National Park. This windswept, rugged landscape is where you can see tall windswept sand dunes and dense pine forests teeming with wildlife.

More than just its scenic view, there is a pristine coastline to explore—perfect for an exclusive date with Russian women.

2. The Volga River on Samara

Alongside Europe's longest river, the Volga, rises the historic city of Samara. Contradictory to Russia's cold and frosty image, Samara is a haven of glorious beaches that stretches along the length of the city. The wide sandy beach on the Volga is a special treat for couples, especially during summer where they can enjoy soaking in the sunshine, swimming in clear waters, playing volleyball, and relaxing at beachside cafes.

3. Lake Baikal

Lake Baikal is another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Russia. It is now the world's most ancient freshwater lake, existing for 25 million years now. Lake Baikal is located in Eastern Siberia. It contains one-fifth of the world's fresh water and is the deepest lake on earth.

Being enveloped by picturesque taiga and mountains, there’s no doubt the scenery around Lake Baikal is jaw-dropping. When you travel to Russia, you will never go wrong visiting either Listvyanka on the western side of the lake or on the eastern shore (which has some white sand beaches).

4. Sochi

Sochi became known throughout the world when it hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics. However, even before this, it has been a bustling city and a premier beach town in Russia. Sochi is a glamorous destination along the Black Sea. If you are a couple who wants to strip everything back to basics and enjoy nature, this is probably not a destination for you. With Sochi’s booming nightclubs, a busy boardwalk, water and amusement parks, as well as a gorgeous sunset view, it truly is a great place for lovers who are up for vigorous activities.

5. Vladivostok

The Trans-Siberian Railroad, which stretches over 5, 590 miles east of Moscow (the longest in the world), ends in Vladivostok. Located at the end of the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula, it is a jumping-off point for some of Russia's southernmost islands, which contain many beautiful sandy beaches. The most popular are the islands of Popov and Reyneke found off the coast of Vladivostok. Each has preserved beaches that beckon locals and travelers alike during summer. Your long trip with a Russian single pays off the moment you set foot in Vladivostok.

Aside from the romantic ambience, there are plenty of other traveling benefits when you visit the beaches of Russia. They are also ideal places to bring your family and friends. So if you want to see another side of Russia, then visit any of these beaches.