Паша дере, Protected beach in Varna Municipality, Bulgaria.
Pasha Dere is a protected beach in Varna Municipality located roughly 15 kilometers from the city center. The shoreline extends for about 4 kilometers with light sand and a gradually sloping seabed that makes entering the water easy and safe.
The area was home to a maritime port called Rosto during the 13th and 14th centuries that served as a key link in Black Sea trade routes. This trading past shaped the region for generations before the settlement eventually faded.
The beach draws naturists and camping enthusiasts who settle here for extended summer stays. This remote location allows these communities to use the space freely and connect with nature at their own pace.
You should bring your own food and drinks since there are no restaurants or shops nearby because of the beach's protected status. Planning ahead with supplies is essential before visiting.
The surrounding Liman area contains a lagoon with reed beds and marsh vegetation that supports diverse plant and animal life. These wetlands are ecologically valuable and give visitors the chance to observe many bird species and unusual plant growth.
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