Farsha Beach is an absolutely stunning place, to the point where it's difficult to find words to describe it and hard to imagine how much time one would need to take in all the details of this beach and the lounge cafe located right on the sheer cliff. When you come here for the first time, you simply can't believe your eyes, everything seems unreal. At first glance, it doesn't quite look like a bohemian beach for connoisseurs, but more like a crazy junkyard. But within a minute, a masterpiece emerges before your eyes, where every object is not random and has its rightful place.
You can reach Farsha Beach from the promenade of Ras Um El Sid Bay or by taking a taxi. You don't need to give the driver any address, just say "Farsha," as everyone here knows this amazing and authentic place. The history of the beach began in the 2000s and is surrounded by legends, making it difficult to know the true version. However, it is not only possible but necessary to come here and see this masterpiece by yourself.
It seemed to me that the creators of this eclectic establishment had a special love for antique doors. There are many of them here. They are different, beautiful, with carvings, patterns, and eastern motifs. As if they invite us to leave all the idle things outside and enter the world of relaxation, freedom, and beauty. The floor is covered with carpets, here and there you can find couches and pillows around small tables made of copper trays with beautiful eastern patterns. The whole atmosphere is so inviting, promising rest and peace. Add to this the magnificent view of the bay and the white yachts with divers passing by daily.
By the way, the yachts don't arrive here by chance. The beach can boast a beautiful live reef. It's easy to feel like a participant in Jacques Cousteau's expedition while exploring the local reef. You don't even have to swim far - bright, beautiful fish swim right up to the shore. Here you can also observe stingrays and crabs. But be careful, sea urchins and broken pieces of coral can also be found here, it's better to use special footwear.
The menu in the café is not particularly diverse. The prices are slightly above average due to the ambiance. The music is light and meditative, not at all intrusive. The selection of cocktails and hookahs is also standard.
As the sun sets, the café is transformed - numerous antique lamps are lit, candles are placed on the tables, and the number of free tables dwindles before your eyes. The atmosphere of the place changes. However, the focus on the East remains unchanged, and this is the charm of Farsha beach and its lounge café.
