Excursion to the Kazakh Gulf on the Caspian Sea -
The Kazakh Gulf is located on the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea, on the southern coast of the Mangyshlak Peninsula. It is located in the Karakiya district of the Mangystau Region.
Tourist Information
The Kazakh Gulf attracts tourists from all over the world. The water here is very warm in the summer, there's a beautiful sandy beach, and absolutely wild places where you might not encounter anyone. Kenderli Bay is also located here. Kenderli Bay and the Kazakh Gulf are called azure.
Many resorts and small recreation areas can also be found here. The clean air of the Caspian Sea, long, hot summers, and clear, dry weather create unique conditions for recreation on the Caspian Sea anywhere.
Information
The Kazakh Gulf is arched and 83 km wide at its outlet. The average depth is 13-15 m, with the deepest point being 32 m. The coastline is high. To the east lies the Kenderli Depression and the Kenderli Sands (35 km long), which is separated from the Kazakh Gulf by the shallow Kenderli Strait. The water salinity is 13-14‰. In summer, the water surface warms up to 26-27°C, and in winter, it cools to 0°C, with thin ice covering it for 2-3 months.
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