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Balchik

The history of the town of Balchik is more than 2000 years old. The first evidence of the town’s development comes from Thracian objects found there. Though it became a Greek settlement, Balchik was initially found by the Thracians. Balchik carried the name of Krounoi (probably a Thracian one) and Dionysopolis, after one of the Greek gods. When the first Greek settlers traveled to the area, they were enchanted by the nature and fertile land. The grapes that grew there were used for the production of wine, which made the Greeks name the settlement...

St. Konstantin and Elena Resort

Emine Cape

Kiten

Rezovo

Arkoutino

Kamchia

Ropotamo Preserve

Silkosia Preserve

Nessebar

Sunny Beach Resort

Golden Sands Resort

Chernomorets

Chernomorets is a small resort village situated 25 km away from Bourgas and eight km north of Sozopol . Until 1951, it carried the name St. Nikola....

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Irakli

Irakli is a beautiful, wild area, located several kilometers away from the town of Obzor , close to the village of Emona. Its beach is nearly three...

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Category: Seaside | Eco and Alternative

Primorsko

The town of Primorsko is located 52 km south of Bourgas on a colorful peninsula in the foot of Strandzha Mountain. Primorsko and the nearby...

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Bulgarevo

Any ideas what the common thing between the cape of Kaliakra , clam farms, caves, rare bird species and beautiful bays is? Here is a clue - all of these...

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Obzor

Obzor is one of the oldest settlements on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Set up nearly 3000 years ago, the town carried the Thracian name of Navlohos. As it...

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Category: Seaside | Seaside Resorts

Silistar Beach

One of the most beautiful beaches in Bulgaria, Silistar, is located several kilometers south of the village of Sinemorets , on the road to the village of...

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Category: Seaside | Eco and Alternative

St. Ivan Island

St. Ivan island is one of the five islands close to the Bulgarian Black Sea shore. The island is situated 2 km north of Sozopol and is the tallest Bulgarian...

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Category: Seaside | Eco and Alternative

Sozopol

Ancient history which left its mark, combined with the modernity of a popular resort characterizes the coastal town of Sozopol. The town was found in...

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St. Anastasia Island

Hidden between the capes of St. Anastasia and Atia lies St. Anastasia island. The biggest island on Bulgarian territory is situated only 6.5 km away from...

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Category: Seaside | Eco and Alternative

Byala

A small coastal town has developed tourism opportunities, alongside wine production and fishing. Byala is situated 50 km away from Varna and 70 km away...

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Category: Seaside | Coastal Towns

Aheloi

Aheloi is a small tourism settlement situated between Ravda and Pomorie . The village itself is away from the coastline, which prevented it from...

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Category: Seaside | Seaside Resorts

Ravda

Most Bulgarian children remember the village of Ravda because until recently it was popular as a school trip destination. The village is situated between...

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Category: Seaside | Seaside Resorts

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