Chernomorets

Chernomorets is a small town of a resort type. Chernomorets is located 25 km southeast of Burgas on the southern coast of the large Bourgas bay. East of Chernomorets are situated the island of St. John and the town of Sozopol just 9 km from it.

The village has an excellent location in a kind of hollow near the shore on a small bay of the sea. The small bay has the shape of a horseshoe facing north. Since ancient times the Greeks used to called "Agios Nicholas" (St. Nicholas).

Chernomorets lies at the low northern slopes of the Strandzha mountain, between Cape Emine to the north and the Arkutino marshland to the south.

The climate in Chernomorets is softer than in other parts of the region - the water temperature in summer is + 20-26°C and the air temperature is + 26-30°C.

There are 4 beaches in the resort. Some of them are calm lonely beaches whereas others are lively. Nearby Chernomorets some nice camping sites can be found such as 'Garden', 'Goldfish' and 'Chernomorets'. All beaches are suitable for bathing of children and adults, as well as for all kinds of water sports.
Camping "Garden", only 1.5 km, offers excellent conditions for surfing.

The rocky beach in the eastern part of Chernomorets provides conditions for lovers of nudism, diving from different heights of the cliffs and fishing.

Landmarks in Chernomorets are Orthodox Church "St. Nicolas” with Garden of Eden in front of it, Archaeological Museum and the remains of an ancient village found near Chernomorets.

Chernomorets features many new hotels, villas and private rooms and it is growing very fast. Still in the town there are no large complexes, which helps to keep quiet atmosphere in the town.

In Chernomorets there are numerous cafes, from panoramic located on the beach or the main shopping street to secluded ones in a backyard of a house. Pavement cafes are dominated in the town.
Many flowers and shrubs are impressive in almost every yard of the house or restaurant.