Bozhanovo: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Bozhanovo
Around Bozhanovo, the dry valleys are part of the protected Natura 2000 site “Kraymorska Dobrudzha”, which preserves shrub communities, open calcareous or basiphilous communities, and Pontic-Sarmatian steppe habitats. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Bozhanovo can then continue searching for accommodation.
Nature and Landscape
The dry valleys between Vaklino, Bozhanovo, and Tvarditsa contain subcontinental Pannonian-peripannonian shrub communities. The open calcareous communities near Bozhanovo include rocky areas with lichens, mosses, and Sedum species. The shrub communities near Bozhanovo also include dwarf almond, which is of conservation importance.
The Pontic-Sarmatian steppe vegetation near Bozhanovo includes Stipa pennata agg., Stipa capillata, Chrysopogon gryllus, Dischanthium ischaemum, Agropyron brandzae, Koeleria brevis, Satureja coerulea, and Thymus zygoides.
The “Shabla Lake” protected area includes Shabla Lake and Ezetsersko Lake; the two are connected by a canal. Globally threatened corncrakes and ferruginous ducks breed in this protected area. A total of 247 bird species have been recorded in the “Shabla Lake” reserve.
Archaeology and Nature Observation
The Durankulak–Hamangia archaeological complex is located on Lake Durankulak and includes the “Great Island” settlement mound and the associated necropolises. The Durankulak–Hamangia archaeological route includes walking tours and virtual tours of the archaeological sites, as well as the observation of dozens of bird species.
Location and Orientation
Bozhanovo is located approximately 2 km west of the international E-87 road and around 6 km from the Black Sea coast near Krapets. The tourist information centre in Shabla provides information about accommodation and dining in the municipality.
Other places in the selection: Ezerets, Tyulenovo, Gorun, Shabla, Durankulak, Krapets
To the higher-level travel overview: Shabla.
