Galboka Beach

A very nice trail leading to a cove with a small boat dock. The path to the beach was partially marked, but there are several side roads where you can get lost. The terrain includes rough gravel and deep ruts in places; I recommend a vehicle with sufficient ground clearance, though it wasn’t a problem on a motorcycle. The last house appears to be occupied, though I didn’t have any issues with the residents—nor did I encounter them. Down at the beach, there’s a sign prohibiting camping; I don’t think wild camping is welcome.

It’s actually a beautiful and easy-to-drive route, mostly on gravel. Unfortunately, there’s a house on the last 200 meters leading to Galboka Beach, and the resident there seemed very upset. When he noticed our vehicle approaching in the evening, he immediately took photos of us and threatened to call the police. Unfortunately, it was impossible to have a conversation with him. Since the man was so aggressive, we did not drive all the way to our destination and turned back instead.