Durankulak Beach — Attraction in Shabla

Nice place!

Visited & camp here on 3-5 of august 2023!

No loud music! (At list during the period when I was there!)

A little bit dirty.... because of the people!

It can be cleaned if anyone who camps in the area gets some garbage bags & takes their "remaining stuff" back with them, to the first garbage bin, at least, which isn't so far away! (Near the Durankulak harbor!.....or nearby border pass, parking area!)

In the area where I was established my "Headquarter", 1'st of all I was cleaning the zone, and for everything from there it was enough one 45 liters bag, not even 1/2 filled!

Some areas are used like public toilets!

The "remaining stuff" could also include the human dejection, just use a bucket and one of those black garbage bags!

Human been.....if there are.....not just primates...or bipedal animals......can play major role to keep this area as it is! CLEAN!

Preserve it..... it's for...

Durankulak Nude Beach lies in the far northeast of Bulgaria, right on the border with Romania. It is not officially designated, yet nude bathing is common along the shore and increases the further south one goes. The beach as a whole is mixed but very open. The crowd is diverse and includes many younger visitors. Access to the Black Sea is direct over fine sand. There is no natural shade and no trees for hammocks. Wild camping is possible though its legal status is unclear. The area is not visible from outside. There are no toilets and no food vendors, so full self-sufficiency is required. Entry is free. Noise levels are low with wind and waves dominating the soundscape. What stands out most is the remoteness of the place. With no hotels in sight and only dunes, reeds and raw nature surrounding it, the beach feels...

This wonderful beach has no facilities,no restaurants,no bars,no hotels GREAT! no barking dogs no screaming people,no distractions just nature in abundance,bring supplies because there is also no water supply but wild camping...