Sunny Beach Attractions
Discover Sunny Beach – the most popular holiday resort in Bulgaria! Discover the region's greatest attractions.
Catamaran cruise
Depart Sunny Beach and sail along the coast of Old Nessebar on a scenic boat trip. Admire the magnificent sunset over the ocean and enjoy cold cuts and a glass of wine in an intimate atmosphere.
Nessebar Aquapark
Nessebar Waterpark is the largest of its kind in Bulgaria and one of the largest in Europe.
The park offers younger and older guests over 60 attractions, slides, water rivers and paddling pools for the little ones.
Camel Park
It is the only Camel Park in Bulgaria and Eastern Europe.
It is located just 5 minutes from Nessebar and 10 minutes from Sunny Beach. Come and meet our friendly camels, which are our biggest attraction, as well as our alpacas, ponies, donkeys, goats, rabbits, exotic birds and other animals.
Nessebar
Nessebar - a Bulgarian pearl on the UNESCO list and a real open-air museum. This is a must-see. The town's atmosphere is created by narrow stone streets and characteristic houses in the Bulgarian Revival style. There are also plenty of atmospheric pubs, hotels and guesthouses.
Water sports
Sunny Beach is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The warm and calm waters of the Black Sea create excellent conditions for practicing a variety of water sports, and windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving and water skiing are just some of the options available.
Ropotamo National Park
The park is located on the Ropotamo River, south of Burgas, and is home to many rare species of fish and birds. The park offers many hiking and cycling trails, so you can freely admire the beauty of nature. For lovers of mountain hiking, the park also offers mountain trails.
Istanbul
"Where East meets West." A day trip to ancient Constantinople is a great opportunity to get a taste of the Orient.
Istanbul is the only city in the world located on two continents at the same time. Oriental and magical, it delights at first sight and whets the appetite for another trip to Turkey.
Sozopol
Sozopol - is one of the most romantic towns on the Black Sea. It is located about 30 km from Burgas. For years it has been a favorite place for tourists to spend their vacations. It is considered the cultural capital of the Bulgarian coast.
Cape Emine
Emine is a rocky cape located in eastern Bulgaria, on the Black Sea, about 14 km south of Obzor. It is the eastern end of the Stara Planina Mountains, which divide the Bulgarian coast into northern and southern parts. The cape is characterized by an almost vertical, 60-meter-high rock, surrounded by numerous smaller and larger rocks, both underwater and above the sea surface. Due to the dangerous navigation conditions in this area, ships give it a wide berth. There is also a lighthouse on the cape, which helps with navigation.
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Rhodope Mountains
The Rhodopes are one of the wildest mountains in Bulgaria. You will find dense forests, vast meadows, interesting rock formations, beautiful waterfalls and charming villages. Additionally, the region offers many hiking and biking trails. It is an ideal place for those who want to discover the extraordinary charm of these fascinating mountains.
Pink lake
Lake Atanasovsko is located near the Black Sea, separated from it by a sandy isthmus. It is only 30 cm deep, making it one of the shallowest lakes in Bulgaria. It is characterized not only by its unique color, but also by its rich vegetation and animals, which makes it an ideal place for birdwatching enthusiasts. Of the 432 bird species found in Bulgaria, more than 300 can be found in this lake, including exotic flamingos.
Burgas
The natural attractions of Burgas are definitely one of the main reasons why the city is so popular among tourists. The eastern part of the city includes the beaches of the Black Sea, which are the main attraction, while to the west of the coast there are three lakes: Burgas, Atanasovsko and Mandrensko. This is the largest complex of coastal lakes in Bulgaria, which is a protected area. Interestingly, the salt lake is distinguished by the pink color of the water, which is due to natural salt processes and the presence of microorganisms.
Bogoridi Avenue is a picturesque pedestrian street in the city center, perfect for a leisurely stroll. It resembles a charming promenade that has preserved the atmosphere of the old town. The street is surrounded by souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants where you can try traditional Bulgarian cuisine. Among the 19th-century buildings, Bogoridi Avenue creates a pleasant atmosphere, and the hanging colorful umbrellas add a unique character to it, making it a great element for photography. It is also an ideal place to buy souvenirs from Bulgaria.