Promenade Noumea is a unique architectural structure, which is one of the main attractions of the city. It is the longest promenade in the world. Its length is more than 8 km.

Conventionally Gelendzhik embankment is divided into three sections: Central, North and South. The Central portion originates from Begemot water Park and stretches to Sadovaya street. This area is considered the most beautiful and crowded. On this site you can find many architectural structures, monuments, beautiful flower beds, as well as cafés and restaurants, which have an amazing variety of styles, interiors and food. There is also an amusement Park, where can be good fun for both adults and children. Active guests have the opportunity to swim on yachts, fly on a parachute, ride a jet ski and banana boat.

Southern section starts from a thick Cape and continues to the Begemot water Park. This part of the promenade was completed in 2009, before there was a scruffy shingle beaches, but now the visitors here will find a wonderful sandy beach. Southern area is famous for a lot of beautiful places, monuments, beautiful access to the beach and interesting buildings. The people here is not very many. However, there is a beautiful panorama of the Bay of Gelendzhik.

The Northern part of Gelendzhik embankment originates from Sadovaya street and stretches to a Thin Cape. The main decoration of this section of the waterfront is the newly opened fountain, affecting a variety of shapes and jets. Here you can also see the sculpture "academic cat" from tales of A. S. Pushkin and surrounded by a chain of oak. The Northern part of the promenade is ideal for lovers of Cycling, because only there it is possible that skating. Runs and bike rental.

In the evening the whole promenade Noumea is illuminated by thousands of lights, thereby creating a magnificent sight. The promenade is popular among tourists not only in summer but also in spring, autumn and winter.