Central Beach Pomorie

Central Beach Pomorie is the stretch of shore closest to the heart of this old peninsular town on the southern Black Sea coast. Pomorie has long been known for its salt lake and its tradition of therapeutic mud, and the central beach keeps something of that unhurried mood: this is where the town meets the sea, without the rush of the larger resorts nearby.

The sand is coarse-grained; the Pomorie area is also known for its mineral-rich black sand, tied to the nearby lagoon. The entry into the water is gradual, shelving gently — easy for a relaxed swim. As everywhere on the Black Sea, there are no tides, so the water level holds steady.

Beach season runs roughly from May to September. Sitting right in the centre, the beach is an easy walk from town, and Pomorie lies a short way from Burgas and its airport. It suits travellers who value nature and a slower pace — the closeness of Pomorie Lake and the promenade makes it more than just a day at the sea. For peak hours, water, sun protection and an umbrella are worth bringing. Its 4.3-out-of-5 rating reflects a calm, genuine beach in keeping with the town's spirit.