Pomorie
Pomorie is located in the southern part of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, 22 km away from Burgas and approximately 400 km away from Sofia.
Pomorie is one of the most popular destinations in summer - the region has been famous for the medicinal qualities of the mud extracted during the production of salt in Pomorie Lake ever since ancient times. The healing powers of the mineral water in the town are also well-known. The slow cooling of the seawater is very typical for the region. In the morning before sunrise, the air is rich in ozone, negative ions, ultraviolet rays and iodine released in gas form by seaweed.
The earliest evidence of human activity found in Pomorie dates back to the Neolithic Age (6th millennium BC) and today has many interesting historical monuments which are worth seeing.
Old Pomorian Houses Reserve is situated near the seacoast, at the eastern end of Pomorie. The buildings found there provide examples of the typical architectural design of the houses in the Black Sea Region.
The Pomorie Bay is preferred for yachting and sailing, the pier - from amateur fishermen. Together with the traditional means of livelihood of the local population (wine-growing, wine-producing, production of salt and fishing), the tourism and its accompanying activities define Pomorie as attractive balneological and sea resort.
Thanks to the medicinal qualities of its mud, Pomorie has become a popular balneology and SPA resort visited during winter and summer. Nesebar and Sozopol which are famous for their archaeological discoveries and ancient histories are not far away. Slanchev bryag Resort (Sunny Beach Resort) is also close to Pomorie. It provides various forms of entertainment 24 hours a day.