Chernomorets South Beach (Tsarski Beach)

South Chernomorets Beach, also known as Tsarski Beach, is located in the southern part of the town, between Cape Talasakra to the north and Cape Chervenka to the south.

The beach strip is less than 500 meters long and up to 25 meters wide, making it small and narrow.

Despite this, it is very beautiful and picturesque, with the impressive Chervenka cliffs, which jut deep into the sea, visible to the south.

The coast is declared a natural landmark. It is covered with fine, golden sand. The sea waters are calm, blue, and crystal clear, with summer temperatures around 25 degrees Celsius.

The beach is supervised and has umbrellas, sunbeds, changing rooms, toilets, showers, and bars. It is suitable for families.

Various activities are available on-site, such as jet skiing, water skiing, banana boats, paddle boats, and more.

The roads leading to the beach strip are in poor condition, and careful driving is recommended.

The popular name “Tsarski Beach” (Royal Beach) comes from the fine sand and the calm bay in which it is located.