This unofficial traditional section near Costinesti is best approached as a simple sandy Black Sea shoreline without formal development. Access is on foot along shoreline paths from the Costinesti beachfront, with open sandy entry to the water. The surface is sand, and exposure is open, with little to no natural shade. Plan for full sun, wind and changing sea conditions, since shelter is not expected on this open stretch. June through September offers the most broadly usable beach weather, while weekends in high summer bring more visitors to the wider Costinesti shore. Quieter weekdays and shoulder-season days can feel markedly calmer, which suits visitors seeking relative calm away from the central beaches. There is no separate beach admission expected for open shoreline access, and no dedicated facilities are expected on this section. Bring drinking water, food, sun protection, a shade cover if needed, and a bag for rubbish, because supplies and services are limited nearby on this stretch. Secure valuables simply, as services are limited and support is not assured. Water entry is sandy, but Black Sea comfort varies with weather, wind and sea state, so check conditions on arrival. Choose a spot consistent with the traditionally used area and keep a well-spaced distance from others. Respect the boundary with textile sections by keeping distance, lowering noise and avoiding photography of others. Since status is unofficial, local practice and any posted guidance take precedence over older descriptions. Allow flexibility in your plans if the shoreline layout, access path or use pattern has changed, and be ready to adjust where you settle for the day.