Places to visit

The oldest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast

Sozopol

The town of Sozopol is one of Bulgaria's pearls. Mystical, interesting, exciting, beautiful, magic ... and more ... and more. For Sozopol words are never enough. Sozopol is the oldest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Situated on several small peninsulas in the southern part of the Bourgas Bay, one of the oldest Bulgarian towns is considered to be the direct successor of the Greek colony Apollonia.

One of the famous Black Sea resorts

Primorsko

Primorsko is one of the famous Black Sea resorts, which becomes more and more popular. It is located in Southeastern Bulgaria, only on 50 km from the big district of Bourgas. The town is situated on a peninsula, at the foot of the Strandjan peaks. If you look at bird's eye, we will find that Primorsko is taken to the Black Sea and its beautiful beaches lie between the Stamopolu lagoon and the unique Devil's Bay.

"In love with the wind"! Sounds beautiful and romantic, is not it?!

Ravadinovo Castle

This inscription will welcome you at the entrance of the most romantic and exotic place on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. The year is 1996, and the place is the village of Ravadinovo, Municipality of Sozopol. This is the year when Bulgarians Georgi Tumpalov started the realization of his childhood`s dream - the first sod in the construction of the castle from a fairy tale.

A breath of beauty near the sea cost

Ropotamo Nature Reserve

Ropotamo Reserve is located about 50 km away south of Bourgas. It is extremely rich in a wide variety of biotopes, as well as many interesting and unique natural sites - the river Ropotamo, the Arkutino marsh and beautiful dense forests, various rock phenomena, wetlands, swamps and others.

The exotic marsh-lagoon

Arkutino Reserve

Arkutino or the Bear marsh is a marsh-lagoon about 2.5 km northwest of the mouth of the Ropotamo River. The marsh is a part of the Ropotamo Reserve.

The Thracian megalithic rock sanctuary

Beglik Tash

In 2003, Ranuli's ancient sanctuary, called Beglik Tash, was discovered. It is located at the mouth of the Ropotamo River and is the longest inhabited area in the area. According to historians, this is one of the largest city-fortresses in Bulgaria, which was a district center during the Middle Ages. The walls of Ranuli, towering on the hill, now surround about 8 acres.