Durankulak: Hotels and Accommodation
Nature
In Durankulak, the Nature Conservation, Information and Visitor Centre offers ornithological and natural history excursions around Lake Durankulak, visits to the archaeological park on the Black Sea island of Big Ada, educational programmes, and environmental and archaeological exhibitions.
The visitor centre provides accommodation, parking, observation sites by the lake and the sea, binoculars and a telescope, 4x4 transport, bicycles, and regional information in Bulgarian, Russian, English and French. The centre is open all year round.
History
The Durankulak archaeological complex includes the prehistoric settlement mound on Big Ada, a Late Neolithic settlement, and a prehistoric necropolis. Excavations identified some of the oldest stone architecture in continental Europe, as well as the largest prehistoric necropolis in the world.
The surrounding area of Durankulak is home to Muzeul Marinei Române Mangalia, Muzeul de Arheologie Callatis, Peştera Limanu, Nos Sivriburun and Biserica 2 Mai. Nos Kartalburun is also located near Durankulak.
The wider regional area around Durankulak includes Ruinele Cetăţii Fortificaţie Elenistică Albeşti and Peştera Movile.
Those wishing to book a hotel for their stay can also visit these other destinations: Tyulenovo, Bozhanovo, Krapets, Ezerets, Gorun, Shabla.
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