Unnamed Road, 8016, Burgas
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This free dirt parking area is close to the sea, with beach access listed at 20 m and a coastal promenade leading toward Burgas. It is spacious and generally quiet, although there can be many daytime walkers, campers or occasional evening visitors. Showers are listed as available from 9-18, but facilities were closed outside the main season. The access road has potholes and can become muddy in rain, with coastal path construction reported.
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Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Free roadside parking on unpaved ground. Close to the beach. Quiet area.
Facing the sea. Close to the beach and cycle path. Quiet.
Free parking on the seashore. When we were there, many motorhomes were parked there.
We parked here to go to the nearby thermal baths, since the parking lot there, about 200 m south, is paid. Here it is free; in the evening, a few teenagers gathered. Cycle path to Burgas. Access is absolutely fine, with one or two potholes, nothing serious.
The access road is almost pitiful, a single pothole-ridden track, but at the end you are rewarded with plenty of space right by the sea. In the off-season there is almost nobody around. We only took a break here and did not sleep, but I think staying overnight would be no problem.
Clean and relaxing place. We visited outside the main season, and the facilities were closed.
Construction is underway. A coastal cycle and pedestrian path is being built, as well as the first holiday home. Camera surveillance, free parking, rubbish bin available, and clean.
Very large parking area with plenty of possibilities for level parking. The sea and beach are just a stone's throw away. A promenade runs directly along the sea to Burgas, a distance of 3 km. It was quiet at night; during the day, even in winter, there are many walkers, joggers, and others.
We spent two nights alone up on the field track. On the alternative paved parking area, whose access becomes muddy in the rain, anglers and an evening car drifter were active. The rain, dark sand, and potholes gave us a somewhat gloomy feeling. Positive highlights were the unobstructed sea view and the wonderful cycle and walking path, about 5 km, to Burgas.
Simply a lunch stop.
Free parking. A little farther away are the salt baths of Burnas and the mud baths. We stayed only briefly, as the site was closed today, so it was difficult to judge whether it is a good place.
I slept here for two nights, but I did not feel safe. In the evenings, cars would pull up and make it very clear that you were not welcome here. I was here after the season.
It's the perfect place for a night. We parked our 6.9 m Motorhome along the street and had a quiet night here. A lot of bikers in the area till 10.30-11.00 pm. The sand is interestingly black, a private beach is in place with lots of sunbeds. probably during the day is noisy.
In such a touristy place, it is difficult to find such a beautiful and free spot. In high season, beware of cars filling every available space, including around the motorhome.
The night was quiet. This is a good place 4 night
We stayed between the parking area and the “fir tree” farther on. Several Bulgarian motorhomes were already there. A trouble-free night right by the sea! However, the beach bar plays music until very late—early, actually—even on weekdays.
Very quiet parking spot directly by the sea. No facilities, just a parking lot. But it is perfectly adequate for spending the night.
We spent two days here and also walked to Burgas, 5 km away. Unfortunately, on the second night some teenagers arrived and did donuts with their cars. We then drove 500 m farther and spent the night there. Otherwise, recommended.
We spent a quiet night here. During the day, many cyclists and pedestrians pass by. + Great view, directly on the beach + Rubbish bins - It feels somewhat bleak At the entrance there is a capped wastewater pipe? Perhaps for toilets.
At the end of April, a good and quiet place, also suitable for spending the night.
Great quiet park up. We came during the quiet period and it was a very pleasant and peaceful experience. It is right by the beach. There is a small shop on the beach which was closed when we visited, no facilities but well worth the stop.
Nice, quiet place. Unfortunately, the salt mines cannot be visited.
Good place to stay for a few days. You can hear the waves all night. Interesting view on the city and the salt mines. In the day quite a few pedestrians and cyclists pass by. Good for taking a walk on the beach. The sand is black, this didn’t seem very natural or healthy to me, but I don’t know and it looks interesting anyways. Now in winter the toilets and showers are turned off.
Silent parking lot with a very nice beach
very happy with this spot. We parked slightly further up the street and enjoyed drinks and dinner at a beach bar. Parked directly overlooking the beach, could hear the gentle waves during the quiet night and early morning. please keep this place clean. It's hard to find such great spots to spend the night without restrictions!
The place is beautiful; however, there is some rubbish and no shade. I give it two stars because I find it outrageous that some campers empty their cassettes at the back, where the vegetation prevents you from seeing them. It is impossible to understand the difference between relieving yourself directly somewhere hidden and emptying your cassette in the same place. Let us take care of our surroundings; because of people like this, they eventually charge fees or install height barriers. A disgrace.