The Pavilion
A Breakdown of the Official Photo and Guest Shots
The guide has one photo of the spot — an official Sea Breeze shot. We numbered what's worth knowing in advance: where the counter is, where people sit and what's painted on the wall.

- 1The burgundy COSTA COFFEE sign — visible from the promenade
- 2A string of bulbs across the whole facade
- 3A reed canopy above the arches
- 4The counter with a burgundy espresso machine and grinders
- 5Beanbags and pallet tables right on the patio
- 6A drinks wheel painted on the wall
Photo: Sea Breeze (the resort's official map). Numbers added by the guide.
Details
The Same Spots, Closer
All the images below are crops of the same photo, not enlarged.



How It's Set Up
A Counter in the Arches, Seating Outside
- Three round arches in a white wall: the display on the left, the till in the middle, the coffee machine on the right.
- The canopy and fence are made of reed, with a string of bulbs running over the facade.
- Tables and chairs are outside on the patio: umbrellas, wicker chairs, pallet tables and beanbags.
- The wall is painted with coral and yellow swirls, with a wheel of drink names on the right.
- No indoor seating is visible in the photo: it seems to be a counter pavilion rather than a café with a dining room.


The two shots above were taken by guests and appear in the café's 2GIS listing. They show the same pavilion from another side — the full wall mural and the beach club next door.

What we do not know
Whether the spot has indoor seating, whether it's open in winter, when it opens — the sources don't say. Everything above is what's visible in the official photo, and nothing more.
Next Door: The Costa Coffee Pool
The Beach Club has three pools: a large one (up to 1000 people), a family one (500) and the “Costa Coffee pool” (150).
In 2024 Beach Club entry was 50 AZN, a lounger for four 100 AZN and a bungalow for 6–8 people 200 AZN. These are 2024 season prices, not checked for 2026.
