ブルガスのビーチと自然保護区

Beaches and Nature Reserves

This collection spans the Burgas coastline from the expansive sandy shores of Obzor to the secluded, protected coves of Silistar and Ahtopol. It highlights the ecological diversity of the Strandzha Nature Park, featuring botanical reserves like Strandzhanska zelenika and prehistoric megalithic sites such as the Pasha dere dolmen. The list combines popular coastal spots like North Beach with the traditional atmosphere of the Chengene Skele fishing village and the protected dunes of Alepu.

A

Obzor

Obzor is a small town and seaside resort on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. It is part of Nesebar Municipality, Burgas Province.

B

Strandzhanska zelenika

Nature reserve in the Strandzha Mountains established to protect the endemic Pontic Rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum).

C

Gradishteto - Hvoyna

Protected area featuring the remains of an ancient Thracian fortress and sanctuary situated on a high peak in the Strandzha region.

D

Dolmen Pasha dere

Ancient megalithic tomb dating back to the Iron Age, located near the village of Zabernovo within the Strandzha Nature Park.

E

Maharata v mestnost Sarpia

Nature reserve centered around a large limestone cave and karst formations in the Sarpia locality.

F

Rudenovo

Protected forest area in the Strandzha Mountains dedicated to the preservation of old-growth oak and beech ecosystems.

G

Silistar beach

Secluded sandy beach within the Strandzha Nature Park, known for its shallow waters and surrounding cliffs.

H

Ahtopol Central Beach

Wide sandy beach at the northern end of Ahtopol, characterized by its clear water and rocky seabed sections.

I

Alepu beach

Protected wild beach and marshland area that serves as a vital nesting and migratory site for numerous bird species.

J

Oazis

Expansive sandy beach located between Lozenets and Tsarevo, featuring a wide shoreline and dunes.

K

North beach

Long sandy beach in Primorsko bordered by the Stamopolu lagoon and a system of protected sand dunes.

L

Рибарско селище

Traditional fishing settlement, also known as Chengene Skele, featuring a network of small canals and a local beach.