3/5 Floyd C. 1 year ago on Google
This
beach
is
a
mixed
bag
of
tricks.
You
can
enjoy
it
the
best
if
you
think
of
it
as
a
local
cultural
experience
for
its
party
atmosphere
rather
than
your
typical
suntanning
spot
where
you
can
lie
around
undisturbed.
Jordanians
come
to
hang
out
here
with
family
and
friends,
smoke
shisha,
barbecue,
listen
to
music,
and
take
rides
on
glass
bottom
boats.
At
weekends,
it
gets
seriously
crowded
and
noisy.
Hence
it’s
not
really
handy
for
quietly
enjoying
the
sun
and
the
sea.
The
views,
however,
are
lovely.
The
ground
is
very
hard,
there’s
some
dry
dirt-like
sand
mixed
with
sunflower
peels,
plastic
bottle
caps,
cigarette
bits,
and
chicken
bones.
The
water
is
relatively
clean,
however,
often
with
all
and
sundry
garbage
either
floating
or
sunk:
plastic
bags,
bottles,
pizza
boxes,
discarded
underwear,
etc.
The
garbage
problem
overall
is
quite
big
and
persistent,
the
cleaners
can’t
seem
to
keep
up
with
local
people
dumping
plastic,
food
leftovers,
and
even
clothes
at
a
quite
astounding
rate.
Swimming
briefs
and
revealing
bathing
suits
are
not
common
here
although
mostly
seem
ignored
if
you
wear
such.
That
said,
I
was
once
told
to
put
shorts
over
my
speedos
by
a
particularly
zealous
moraliser.
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