Ezerets Beach

Ezerets Beach is located about 3 km east of the village of the same name. It stretches north to Krapets Beach and south to Shabla Beach.

The beach strip is about 3.5 km long and quite wide in places, which is unusual for the northern Bulgarian beaches. It is clean and surrounded by a pine forest. The sand is fine, and the sea is calm and relatively warm.

In addition to other visitors, many cormorants can be seen in the area. There is also a World War II bunker on the shore.

The beach is unsupervised and does not offer umbrellas or sunbeds. It is preferred by visitors seeking peace and closeness to nature.

Nearby is Ezerets Lake, which lies on the migration path of birds called Via Pontica.

The road to the beach is unpaved but accessible to all types of vehicles. There are parking spaces available in the area.