Some cities have their own spirit and ambience. Bulgaria’s marine capital, namely Varna, enchants visitors with its specific salty seaside atmosphere and warmth. Varna is an ancient city, found in the 6th century BC by the Thracians under the name of Odessos. Throughout the centuries, the city witnessed hectic events and stood out as significant … Read more
The biggest Black Sea harbor south of Bourgas is situated in the town of Tsarevo and is rather popular because of its proximity to the Bosporus. Tsarevo is situated 70 km away from Bourgas and nearly 460 km away from Sofia. In the past, the town carried the names Vasilikou, Vasiliko and Michourin. The harbor … Read more
One of the oldest towns in Bulgaria is called Pomorie. The town is located on a rocky peninsula on the road between the coastal city of Bourgas and the resort of Sunny Beach. Pomorie came in existence in the 5th century BC under the name of Anhialo. Initially it served as a Greek colony of … Read more
The small town of Kavarna is located on Bulgaria’s northern Black Sea coast. Its population reaches only 13 000 people and its nature, though enchanting, limits the tourist traffic. Kavarna’s shore is rocky and sandy beaches are almost entirely missing. One other feature attracts hundreds of tourists. Lovers of rock music meet in Kavarna each … Read more
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 from Bourgas. Obzor is located only five km away. The region acted as a harbor in the distant past. Archaeologists discovered there anchors dating back to the 6th century BC. … Read more
Located on the northeastern coast of Bulgaria, Balchik is a town with a rich history that dates back over 2000 years. Initially settled by the Thracians, it later became a Greek settlement known as Krounoi and Dionysopolis. The town grew into a strategic trade and marine center, but declined after repeated attacks by the Romans. … Read more