The South Beach in Nessebar is the city’s main and most popular beach. It is located in the new part of town (south of the isthmus leading to the Old Town) and stretches about 1.3–1.5 km south, almost to Ravda. The sand is fine, golden, and soft. The beach is supervised and has been awarded a Blue Flag; it features paid areas with lounge chairs and umbrellas, as well as free areas. The southern end is quieter, with dunes, and the southernmost part is sometimes visited by nudists. From there, you can enjoy a beautiful view of Nessebar’s Old Town.
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Nessebar South Beach

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