Pomorie Essentials

Pomorie combines ancient heritage with unique natural landscapes on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. This selection includes the 2nd-century Thracian Beehive Tomb, known for its rare hollow-column design, and the saline Lake Pomorie, a protected site for migratory birds and medicinal mud. Cultural sites like the St. George Monastery and Yavorov’s Rocks highlight the town's religious and literary history, while the Sunset Aquapark and DiVes Estate Winery provide modern leisure and local wine tasting.

Thracian Tomb and Sanctuary

A 2nd-3rd century AD beehive tomb featuring a unique hollow central column and a 22-meter long corridor. It served as both a mausoleum and a pagan sanctuary.

Lake Pomorie

Lake Pomorie is the northernmost of the coastal Burgas Lakes, located in the immediate proximity of the Black Sea and the Bulgarian town of…

St. George Church

Part of an active monastery, this 19th-century church houses a marble relief of Saint George and a holy spring. The site has functioned as a religious center since the 7th century.

Sunset Aquapark

Modern water park featuring 32 slides, including the King Cobra and Space Boat, along with multiple themed pools and dedicated children's play areas.

Posetitelski centr za opazvane na Pomorijsko ezero

Educational center focusing on the biodiversity of the saline lagoon. It offers information on the 269 bird species found in the area and the history of local salt harvesting.

Yavorov's Rocks

In a small park, there is a memorial dedicated to Peyo Yavorov, a Bulgarian poet, and also several rocks named after him.

DiVes Estate Winery

Boutique winery situated on historical Simeon’s Hill. It produces award-winning wines from local and international grape varieties and offers tastings with views of the Pomorie Bay.

Burgas Zoo park

Located near the entrance to Pomorie, this zoo houses over 60 animal species, including lions, tigers, and a wide variety of exotic birds.