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Deniz Kulübü Plajı

Merkez, Zonguldak

3.9

Deniz Kulübü Plajı: beach in Merkez, Zonguldak. Featured amenities: Beach Access, Hot Shower, Toilet, Restaurant-Bar.

Located on the seashore in the Merkez district of Zonguldak province, Deniz Kulübü Plajı is a public swimming area 50 meters long and 7 meters wide. The shore is pebbly and the seabed is rocky. During the swimming season from 15 June to 15 September, it has a daily capacity of approximately 100 people. The area has 15 showers, 15 changing cabins, and 10 washbasins. There is a kiosk for food and drinks. First aid supplies are available. The beach has a parking lot. Nearest health facility: Zonguldak Atatürk Devlet Hast.

What's Offered

  • Gravel
  • Sea
  • Beach Access
  • Hot Shower
  • Toilet
  • Restaurant-Bar
  • Parking
  • First Aid Kit

Activities

Swimming
Price Information
FreeNo entry fee
Location

Merkez, Zonguldak

41.46549, 31.79279Open in Map →
Phone

Warnings & Important Information

Free entry.

Mobile signal may be unavailable. an offline map.

No electricity.

May not be wheelchair accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Deniz Kulübü Plajı?

Deniz Kulübü Plajı is located in Merkez, Zonguldak (Karadeniz).

Is Deniz Kulübü Plajı free?

Yes, Deniz Kulübü Plajı is free and open to the public.

What facilities does Deniz Kulübü Plajı offer?

Facilities such as Beach Access, Hot Shower, Toilet, Restaurant-Bar, Parking, First Aid Kit are available.

What are the opening hours of Deniz Kulübü Plajı?

Opening hours: Daily 24 Saat.

What activities are available around Deniz Kulübü Plajı?

Activities such as Swimming are possible.

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Beach dimensions and facility details are based on public data from the Turkish Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change. Text and presentation belong to Obania. Last updated: July 19, 2026.