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Eco Tourism in Bulgaria

Tourism has long ago turned into something much more diverse than going to the seaside during the summer and to the mountain during the winter. The tourism products that Bulgaria offers can satisfy each taste. They will meet the interests of those seeking extreme adventures and of those preferring culinary tourism and rest in a rural house. Over the past few years, Bulgaria started developing eco tourism opportunities. These include many activities among which hiking, photo tourism, bird watching alpine climbing and caving. Eco paths are...

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Bourgas Lake (Vaia)

Bourgas Lake, also called Vaia, is one of the three lakes that surround the coastal city of Bourgas as a ring. The lake is an open coastal firth,...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Dostpuna Sreda-Beklemeto Eco Path

Dostupna Sreda-Beklemeto is a circular eco path having length of 1600 m. It starts at an altitude of 1550 m. The path is suitable for people with...

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Category: Eco | Eco paths

Raiskoto Pruskalo Eco Path

A path winding through the centuries-old Stara Planina forests leads to Rai hut. This eco path takes tourists to one of the mountain’s biggest...

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Category: Eco | Eco paths

Pomorie Lake

Pomorie lake is situated 24 km north of Bourgas and two km away from the coastal town of Pomorie. The lake is one of Pomorie’s most recognizable...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Ouhlovitsa

One of the most beautiful caves in Bulgaria is situated in the Rhodope Mountain region and carries the name Ouhlovitsa. The cave is located in the...

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Category: Eco | Caves

Kresna Gorge

Kresna gorge is a favorite spot of extreme sports lovers. There, they can get the needed adrenaline rush and practice the preferred extreme activity. Those...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Rila National Park

Rila National Park happens to be the biggest park in Bulgaria. It is situated 100 km south of Sofia and spreads over the central parts and highlands of...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Protected Area Poda

Poda protected area is situated several kilometers away from Bourgas , on the road to Sozopol . Despite its small area, the region features numerous...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Central Balkan National Park

Central Balkan is one of the three Bulgarian national parks. Its impressive landscape protects an incredible diversity of animal and plant species, as well...

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Category: Eco | Preserves and protected areas

Diavolskoto Gurlo

The cave carrying this creepy name (the devil’s throat) is a deep, rather than a long one. It is situated close to Trigrad and the entrance can...

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Category: Eco | Caves

Prohodna Cave

In the past, the village of Karloukovo was known solely for its psychiatric clinic. Cavers were the first to discover the region as a tourism destination....

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Category: Eco | Caves

Yagodinska Cave

Located very close to the village of Yagodina, in the western Rhodope Mountain region. Diavolskoto Gurlo is another cave located nearby. The...

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Category: Eco | Caves

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