Lozenets is a small seaside resort on Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea coast, located approximately 60 km south of Burgas. The village was established in 1924 by residents of nearby Velika who decided to settle closer to the sea. Today, Lozenets is a popular summer destination combining a seaside holiday with the beautiful natural surroundings of Strandzha. The area is suitable both for visitors looking for a more peaceful atmosphere and for those interested in beaches, water sports, restaurants, and short trips to some of the most attractive places along the Southern Black Sea coast.

There are several different beaches around Lozenets - Central Beach, Coral Beach, Oasis Beach, Mechata Dupka, Small Beach, and Babeshki Beach. Each has its own character, ranging from lively beaches with various facilities to small and peaceful bays.

Oasis Beach

Oasis Beach is located southeast of Lozenets, in the direction of Tsarevo. It offers suitable conditions for a relaxing day by the sea while also providing opportunities for various water activities. There is also a diving centre in the area, making it an interesting choice for visitors who would like to experience the Black Sea from a different perspective.

Mechata Dupka

Between Central Beach and Coral Beach lies the small bay of Mechata Dupka. It is more sheltered and peaceful than the larger beaches and is known for its clear water and natural lagoon. Its quieter atmosphere makes it a good choice for visitors looking for a more relaxing place by the sea

Small Beach and Babeshki Beach

Small Beach is located in the southeastern part of Lozenets and is surrounded by rocks. Despite its smaller size, during the summer season visitors can find basic beach facilities and opportunities for water activities. Between Small Beach and Central Beach lies Babeshki Beach, which is characterised by its rockier landscape and more secluded atmosphere.

Ropotamo Nature Reserve

Within easy reach of Lozenets lies the Ropotamo area, one of the most popular natural attractions along Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea coast. The area is known for its rich biodiversity, distinctive vegetation, and beautiful scenery surrounding the Ropotamo River. One of the most popular experiences for visitors is taking a boat trip along the river.

Velika Village and the Botanical Garden

Just a few kilometres from Lozenets lies the village of Velika. Here you can visit the Serafimovi Family Botanical Garden, which offers a pleasant change from the typical seaside routes. It is a good destination for a short trip and can easily be combined with other attractions in the surrounding area.

Sinemorets, Silistar and Rezovo

If you continue south by car, you can explore some of the most beautiful places along this part of the Black Sea coast. Sinemorets is known for the mouth of the Veleka River and its picturesque beaches, while Silistar is famous for its unspoilt coastal surroundings. Further south lies Rezovo, the southernmost village on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, right next to the border with Turkey. The journey takes you through some beautiful parts of Strandzha and is an excellent option for a full-day trip.

Beglik Tash

Near Primorsko, you can visit Beglik Tash, an ancient Thracian sanctuary known for its impressive rock formations. The site is associated with the religious beliefs and rituals of the ancient Thracians and is now one of the most fascinating historical attractions in this part of the Black Sea coast.