The resort settlement of Ureki on the Black Sea coast is a great place for a relaxing holiday with children-preschoolers. For the kids, older will already be felt the lack of entertainment events, they will be boring. The sea is petty with a good sunset and sandy beaches. At a distance of three hundred meters from the shore, an adult depth will be at the belt. This is a certain plus for a comfortable marine bathing of children. There is an opportunity to splashing around the shore without feet. Parents are just enough to watch, and not to break every time and catch the baby so that he does not get at depth.
The smallest beach zone spread at the end of the village of Ureki, if moving towards Kobuleti. For Georgia, the beaches with fine pebbles are more characteristic, so Ureki with sandy oblique is already a unique place.
During the holiday, it is important to redeem children and strengthen the immune system. In Ureki, a mild climate, pure pine air, therapeutic magnetic sand and a variety of fruits and vegetables. The resort sanatoriums specialize in the treatment and rehabilitation courses for children suffering from autism, rickets and children's cerebral paralysis. Dolphinotherapy is also included in the treatment complex, which is effective for cerebral palsy.
In restaurants and cafes there is almost no children's menu, but you can also ask for a child what you want.
Georgia is not Turkey and not Egypt, therefore, there are no hotels with a full range of services and a high service, there is no animation in Ureki. The most popular among tourists is the Sanatorium Kolkhida and Albatross.
But the villas of small floors or small hotels are also good options for accommodation. The village of Ureki is not famous for noisy nightlife, so calm sleep for children is secured.
The most favorable period of visits to the resort is the period from May to October. If children do bad heat, then July and August is better to exclude. And be sure to have kindergarten protecting against mosquitoes and softening itching from their bite.