Plaja La Hamace

Plaja La Hamace is a popular beach known for its nudist-friendly environment. It is located a distance away from the Eforie Nord train station, and while public transport access is somewhat challenging, it is still possible to find a way to reach the beach. The beach is characterized by its sandy seabed and clear water, making it a pleasant spot for swimming. It is also noted for its lack of rocks, which ensures a smooth entrance to the water. The beach offers amenities such as sunbeds and umbrellas, available for a fee, but visitors also have the option to bring their own blankets and sit on the sand free of charge. There are also a few bars in the vicinity that serve cold drinks and snacks, adding to the overall beach experience. Despite the presence of these establishments, the beach maintains a quiet atmosphere, with the music from the bars not being overly loud or disruptive. In terms of safety, lifeguards are present on the beach and are known for their attentiveness and dedication to their work. They are particularly vigilant about ensuring that swimmers stay within the safe zones and do not venture too close to speedboats and jet skis. The beach is generally clean, although not the cleanest in the area. It is also not overly crowded, especially during off-peak months like May. Visitors to the beach include a mix of individuals, couples, and families, and people of all ages. The shoreline of the nudist section of the beach is quite extensive, spanning at least 1000 meters. Despite this, non-nudist passersby are also common in the area.