Pomorie: Hotels and Accommodation
Pomorie Beach is approximately 5 km long and covered with dark sand. The seabed slopes gently in front of it, which means the sea is considered suitable for swimming.
Anyone including Pomorie’s approximately five-kilometre-long beach in their holiday plans will want to book a hotel.
Beach and Coast
Sailing regattas are held in Pomorie Bay. The town also has a fishing harbour.
Culture and History
The Ancient Dome Tomb is located near Pomorie and dates from the 2nd to the 4th century AD. It is a cultural monument of national importance. Tourist access is considered easy and convenient.
The church of the St. George Monastery houses valuable examples of iconographic art. The monastery is also associated with the spirit of the Bulgarian National Revival, which took place in the mid-19th century.
The Old Pomorian Houses architectural reserve showcases the appearance of a traditional 19th-century Black Sea town house.
Wine was already being produced in Pomorie in the 1st century BC.
Nature and Wellness
The mud from the Pomorie Liman is used for treatment and recuperation.
Adjacent to the Salt Museum are salt pans covering 20 decares, where salt is still extracted.
The Via Pontica bird migration route runs over Lake Pomorie. The lake is a protected area; more than 200 bird species have been observed in its habitat.
Surroundings and On-Site Information
The proximity to Nessebar and Sozopol gives visitors access to ancient heritage and sights in these two destinations.
The Pomorie Tourist Information Centre provides information about local and national bus connections, the locations of bus stops, transport services, sights and rehabilitation facilities.
Other places: Kableshkovo, Aheloy, Medovo.
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