Tsarskiy Plyazh (Tsar's Beach) near Novy Svet in Crimea is a renowned natural landmark celebrated for its pristine turquoise waters and secluded beauty. Due to its status within a protected nature reserve, direct land access is currently restricted to safeguard the unique relict juniper groves and ecosystem; visitors typically experience it via boat excursions from Novy Svet or Sudak, often swimming from the boat rather than disembarking onto the beach itself. This makes guided boat tours the primary and recommended mode of visit, costing approximately 500-1500 RUB depending on the tour. The best time to visit is during late spring to early autumn (May-September) for ideal swimming conditions, with a typical boat trip duration ranging from 1 to 3 hours. While a stunning sight, its limited direct access means it's more of a scenic viewpoint from the sea than a traditional beach for prolonged stays, offering a unique glimpse into Crimea's unspoiled coastal landscapes.