City: Burgas Province
Top Things to do in Burgas Province
Top 10 Nature & Parks in Burgas Province, Bulgaria
Coordinates: 42°30′N 27°15′E / 42.500°N 27.250°E / 42.500; 27.250
Restaurants in Burgas Province
1. Strandja Nature Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By hawkm0th - Winchester, United Kingdom
Visitors from all over europe & even Bulgarians were all amazed at the raw beauty of the rocky coastline and pristine beaches. The villages are like a step back in time, Brodilovo & Bulgari are thriving rural idylls with their own soft micro climate. Long dry summers and brief winters, with shoulder seasons often around 15 degrees, at night! Certainly the last refuge for flora and fauna in Europe.
2. Poda Protected Site
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
One of richest bird areas in Europe, with 274 species of birds on just one square kilometer. Wetland of international importance, situated on the second most intensive migration flyway of birds in Europe - Via Pontica. Easy observation of rare and endangered bird species all year round. Dalmatian Pelican, White-tailed Sea Eagle, Pygmy Cormorant and other. Ramsar Convention Site, Natura 2000 site.
Reviewed By denislavg2019
NATURE CONSERVATION CENTER. Unique location overlooking the lake and countless species of birds flying. A very well thought out and informative place. There should be more places where you touch the flora and fauna. I recommend it!
3. Botanical Garden Serafimovi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are small private botanical garden with plant species from all the globe. For the tour, there will be a guide with you, witch will give you interesting facts about the plants.
4. Silistar Beach
5. Dokuzak Falls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Dokuzak Falls (Stoilovski Vodopadi)are small but attractive waterfalls in the heart of Strandzha Mountains in southeastern Bulgaria. Dokuzak Falls are located about 1 km from the village of Stoilovo, municipality of Malko Tarnovo.
6. Strandzha National Park
7. Strandja Mountain
8. Pomorie Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By AndreyAndreevFamily - Sofia, Bulgaria
We visited Lake Pomorie during our family summer holiday with two kids aged 1.5 and 5y.yo. The lake is a salty lagoon near the town of Pomorie, famous with its healing mud. The mud lies on the bottom of the lake and you can easily take it and spread on the body. You should stay like this for 15-20 min and then wash with salty water from the lake. Here are the most interesting points of Lake Pomorie: - Museum of salt, located on the shore in the town of Pomorie. In the exposition you can see how salt had been produced from the lake for centuries - Birds. The lake is a famous stop for birds on their way south, through the Via Pontica bird migration route. Various birds can be observed in the lake - Bathe/swim - it is not forbidden but the lake itself is shallow - maximum depth 1.5 m. Moreover, it is 4 times saltier than the Black sea - Pomorie salt ponds - at the northern end of the lake, on the way to Aheloy. The salt evaporation basins are a beautiful view on sunset The sand strip separating the lake from the sea is 5-6 km long and can be walked. Cars are allowed to some point Generally lake Pomorie is a beautiful place for both walks, baths and spending time out. Mid that mosquitoes are present in the summer months near the water
9. Perla Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By aga122 - Warsaw, Poland
Wonderful weather, warm water and gorgeous pearly sand ! It is considered to be the most beautiful beach in the city. You can also see a relic of communist power - Todor Zhivkov's residence.
10. St. Anastasia Isle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By FlyingSpaniard - Sofia, Bulgaria
Small but beautiful island. There is a monastery, a restaurant, a lighthouse, and even a small beach. Perfect for relaxing. It is worth the visit.
