area attractions the sandy beach in front of laguna beach resort & spa is part of the golden fish bay, a place famous with its beach sports. windsurfing, kyte, jets, scooters... all this is right on the beach for the sports lovers. then get the shuttle to sozopol, walk down the old cobbled streets, admire the architecture and feel the magical vibe of the oldest resort on the coast. choose one of the many restaurants with great sea view and spend the night chatting with friends and locals, enjoying the great cuisine and world famous wine.

this family-friendly luxury apartment complex is situated only 10 metres from one of bulgaria's best beaches - harmanite in sozopol - and provides a variety of top-level facilities. there are a fine restaurant and various shops available. the 4 luxury apartments are an ideal place for family vacations and long-term stays, offering high-quality design furniture and a host of amenities. explore the charming old town of sozopol - the oldest city on the bulgarian black sea coast, and enjoy your holidays in this inviting place, still widely untouched by mass tourism.

the beach is 50 metres away and the old town of sozopol is 1km. bourgas airport is 30 km away.

santa marina holiday village enjoys an excellent location on the bulgarian southern black sea coast, right above the famous king’s beach, 2 km north of the ancient town of sozopol and 34 km south of the city of bourgas. around santa marina you can enjoy the beauty of bulgaria’s finest beaches, the warm waves of the black sea, the bulgarian sun and the surrounding woods. via the chreno more highway, the closest airport in the city of bourgas is only a 40-minute drive away. bourgas’ airport is the second biggest airport in bulgaria, offering scheduled flights from most european capitals and many charter flights during the summer season. the small fishing town of sozopol, which is flanked by two lovely beaches, has attracted the bulgarian arty crowd for many years, who mingle with the tourists and local people in the old and new towns. sozopol has many places of interest, varying from archaeological and architectural monuments, arts and shows, restaurants and places for entertainment to port services and yacht clubs, ecological and sub aquatic sights, all of them forming the perfect holiday destination. climate: marked by four distinct seasons and influenced by the sea, south-east bulgaria, where the bourgas bay and sozopol are located, enjoys a very favourable climate. summers are typically hot and dry, but rarely oppressive. winters are cold but not bitterly. the average temperature in january is 6° ?, and in july 27° ?.

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experience the artistic atmosphere of the historic town of sozopol – the ancient city dedicated to apollo. nestled on a scenic rocky peninsula on the southern coast of the black sea, this picturesque town has witnessed the blossom of ancient thrace, hellenic greece, the expansion of the roman empire, the bulgarian kingdom and the ottoman empire. the narrow cobblestone streets, lined with the typical old sozopol houses add romance and fairy-tale style to the unique atmosphere of the old town. sozopol is the oldest city on the bulgarian black sea coast. established in 610 b. c. as ellinis colony by greeks under the name of apolonia pontica, reached its apogee in the fourth century during roman rule, then known as sozopolis – city of salvation. the subtle combination of a remarkable heritage, incomparable museums, art galleries, golden sandy beaches, picturesque bays, modern lifestyle, shopping and contemporary entertainment makes for a remarkable destination for recreation, meetings and business.

sozopol, with its 5000 inhabitants, is the oldest of the black sea coastal towns. sozopol is located 34 km south of bourgas on a slender rocky peninsula and three isles. sozopol was founded in 610 bc by miletian greeks as their colony of apollonia, thrived as a middleman between the greek and the thracian world. later, in the years of early christianity it was named sozopol (salvator) and so was inhabited for more than 2600 years. today, this charming place is a popular tourist resort best known for its casual ambiance, several sandy beaches, and distinctive 19thc stone and wood houses, some 45 of which are designated national cultural monuments. out of july-august, sozopol is a calm romantic fishing town and is a favoured haunt of artists, writers and other contemplative types. a stroll along the old town's twisting, narrow cobblestone lanes of sozopol reveals a host of national revival-era houses, their stone foundations and overhanging upper stories of weathered wood topped by mediterranean-style red-tiled roofs. the sea-facing streets of sozopol are lined with small restaurants and cafes with nice views to the bay and the harbour where you can get plates of tasty locally-raised mussels, fish and other delicacies.

gardenia resort is situated in sozopol town, in the budjaka district, and consists of 8 apartments amidst a scenic terrace-like flower garden with impressive alleys on a gentle slope. gardenia's guests have at their disposal a large swimming pool and a children's pool, a restaurant with 40 seats, internet access, an open bar with barbecue, fitness facilities and a sauna.this resort on the bulgarian black sea coast features a covered parking lot for 12 cars and an open-air car park for 14 cars.

the town of sozopol has population of about 7,000 people and is situated 31km south of bourgas. the town lies on a small rocky peninsula in the farthest southern part of the bourgas bay. a one hundred-metre long strip of land connects it to the mainland. from 1925 on, the town has expanded in the direction of the harmanite area (the so-called ''new town''). places of interest: the sights of sozopol are many, but none of them can be separated from the rest since all of them impact the visitors as an attractive ensemble. among these are two ancient churches from the renaissance period - st. zosim church and the holy virgin church. there are more than 45 architectural monuments in sozopol. the ancient atmosphere of the town is further fed by cobbled streets and high fences in front of which the old women sit and chat, knit laces and sell jams. interestingly, one can still hear greek speech among natives, particularly in the old town. interesting places to visit are the archaeological museum and the art gallery. moreover, at the beginning of september each year the town hosts the big apolonia international art festival, which attracts artists and art lovers from all over the country and abroad.

the nearest beach is 350 m away. 15 km south of sozopol is the ropotamo reserve which includes ropotamo river, ropotamo park and is the only european natural lake with waterlilies; 10 km south of sozopol is strandja national park, famous with its virgin nature and authentic bulgarian villages; 20 km north of sozopol is poda rare birds nature reserve; the old town of sozopol is an architectural and archeological reserve. includes: 5 churches 7 chapels 2 museums south fortress wall and tower all landmarks in sozopol are generally accessible at a low fee. festivals: apolonia art festal - 01.09-10.09, annually in sozopol national folklore festival fair petrova niva - in the middle of august, anually 50 km away from sozopol.

located 34 kilometres south of burgas on a slender rocky peninsula, sozopol is the oldest of bulgaria's coastal towns. founded in 610 bc by miletian greeks, their colony of apollonia thrived as a middleman between the greek world and the indigenous thracians. today, this charming place is a popular tourist resort best known for its casual ambiance, two sandy beaches, and distinctive nineteenth-century stone and wood houses, some 45 of which are designated national cultural monuments. while sozopol is a bustling place during july-august, in the off-season it reverts back to a sleepy fishing village and is a favoured haunt of artists.

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sozopol is the oldest greek colony on the black sea coast, founded in the 6th century b.c., and called apollonia at that time. the town houses unique architectural and historical monuments, which give sozopol its ancient atmosphere. today, sozopol is a colourful resort town with picturesque alleys, old houses, and beautiful beaches. the biggest attraction is the old town with its interesting old-style wooden houses, some of them are national monuments, narrow cobbled stone streets, remnants of an ancient fort wall, and beautiful cliffs used for sunbathing and diving.

sozopol is a colorful resort town with picturesque alleys, old houses, and beautiful beaches. enjoy the old town with its interesting old style wooden houses, some of them are national monuments, narrow cobbled stone streets, remnants of an ancient fort wall, and beautiful cliffs used for sunbathing and diving. the nearest international airport is in bourgas. there are convenient bus connections from bourgas to sozopol.

this hotel is conveniently located in the centre of the new town of sozopol. restaurants, night clubs, shopping centres and the magnificent beaches of sozopol are easily accessible on foot. the historical old town district is approximately 10 minutes away from the hotel. sozopol is a major international summer resort located on the south black sea coast. its fine sandy beaches and warm sea make it a great choice for a summer vacation. the town has much to offer, from its vivid old balkan-style architecture to the large diversity of restaurants and night clubs.

the town of sozopol is located on a small peninsula, 35 km south of bourgas and 55 km from bourgas airport. it was founded more than 3000 years ago by greek sailors from the ancient town of millet during the epoch of the greek colonization. ancient thracian, greek, roman and byzantine cultures have left their marks here..