Olimp Beach is a well-known destination located in the Neptun-Olimp region on the Black Sea. It is highly appreciated for its serene atmosphere, and, despite its popularity, it typically doesn't experience over-crowding. This allows visitors to enjoy the beach's tranquil setting, with opportunities to relish the sea breeze and the soothing sounds of the waves in relative peace.
The beach is widely recognized for its cleanliness, both regarding the beach itself and the water. It is devoid of 'sea salad', a feature that stands out for many visitors. Olimp Beach holds the distinction of being the second largest beach after Mamaia Beach.
A variety of amenities are available to visitors. They can rent a bench for their stay or choose to spread a blanket on the sand. Distanced sunbeds are also provided, prioritizing the safety and comfort of visitors. While there are designated spots for visitors to set up their own umbrellas, the beach maintains its peaceful ambiance, largely free from the disturbance of salespeople or loud music.
However, visitors should note that certain amenities, such as toilets, might be chargeable. The beach is generally well-maintained, but there have been sporadic reports of abandoned cars in the parking area. Visitors are advised to take note of this while parking their vehicles.
