Chernomorets is a small and still young, but such a wonderful cozy resort village on the southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast! The hospitable Chernomorets is located on the surprisingly picturesque Peninsula of the Burga Bay. We came to relax here quite by chance - when they returned from Sozopol, they decided to inspect the Chernomorets, which is in its community, located just 8 km.
Once in ancient times the village named Sveti Nikola. Just recently, Chernomorets noted 270 years since its foundation.
This resort is mild, possibly a somewhat humid climate attracts people who crave to tear away from the crazy rhythm of life and just relax to relax. There are no nightclubs, discos and modern entertainment centers with rattles music (except for the youth club on the beach), but it was a plus for me than me, because I had already been killed by the nightlife of Sozopol. But there are numerous restaurants and cafeteria with a stunningly beautiful panoramic view of the sea, where you can relax and delicious to eat. I especially liked the restaurants in the central part in an interesting traditionally Bulgarian style with live music and a variety of folk programs and dances. Here you can try Bulgarian and local delicacies. We had no problems with housing - there was a choice between holiday homes, small hotels and family hotels - we chose the last option. The room was quiet, pure and cozy and I was perfectly hung. In the afternoon, they usually missed on the sandy beach - all of them 4, among which there are nudist.
I was most impressed by Pahaturi Bay. All the beaches in Chernomorets are in the bays, and the driver in the coastal zone is always perfectly clean, the sea is calm, without a lot of waves. There are on the beach and separately paid zones.
Among the entertainment there are usual catamarans and bananas, huge inflatable circles on three, scooters and water skiing. There is an opportunity to negotiate for money about the boat and go fishing.
For children, there is also a variety of fun - a screw hill, a carousel, a train, adored trampolines and electric cars. It is surprising that for such a small town with a population of 2254 people, the beaches of the resort have all the necessary blessings of civilization and all sorts of entertainment. In general, even this is not at all the town, but the village, but tourists who visited here probably probably call the Chernomorets village just does not turn the language, because quite popular Russian resort centers may probably envy such a developed infrastructure.
