North Beach Pomorie

North Beach Pomorie stretches along the northern side of the old peninsula on the southern Black Sea coast, where the town opens toward the long shoreline that links Pomorie to the rest of the coast. Pomorie has long been known for its salt lake and its tradition of therapeutic mud, and this stretch carries a quieter, more natural air.

The sand is coarse-grained; as across the Pomorie area, mineral-rich black sand appears here too, tied to the nearby salt lagoon. The entry into the water is gradual, shelving gently — a comfortable shore for a relaxed swim. The Black Sea here is tideless, so the level holds steady through the day.

Beach season runs broadly from May to September. The beach suits travellers seeking nature and calm, away from the bustle of the big resorts — the closeness of Pomorie Lake completes that profile. The town is easy to reach from Burgas, a short way south and home to the nearest airport. For a pleasant day, water, sun protection and an umbrella are worth packing. With a 4.6-out-of-5 rating, it is one of the town's most highly regarded beaches.