Pomorie

Pomorie Lake

One of the most interesting natural landmarks is Pomorie Lake - a hypersaline coastal lagoon separated from the sea by a natural sandbar. The lake serves as a vital habitat for numerous bird species and is an integral part of the area's distinctive natural landscape. It is also renowned for the extraction of salt and therapeutic mud, both of which have long been used in various balneological treatments.

Salt Museum

The Salt Museum showcases the traditional method of producing sea salt through the solar evaporation of seawater. Located right next to Pomorie Lake, the museum combines exhibition areas with active salt pans. Visiting the museum offers a great opportunity to learn about one of the key livelihoods that have shaped Pomorie’s development over the centuries.

Historical Museum-Pomorie

For a more comprehensive look at the town's past, you can visit the Historical Museum in Pomorie. Its exhibitions feature archaeological finds, historical documents, and artifacts related to the development of ancient Anchialo and the modern-day town.

Pomorie offers a wide range of accommodation options - from large spa and balneology hotels to family-run hotels, guesthouses, and apartments. If your main goal is a seaside holiday, you can choose a location near the beach. For visitors who wish to explore the town on foot, the Old Town and the central area of ​​Pomorie are also convenient choices.

How to get to Pomorie?

Pomorie is located approximately 20 km from Burgas and is easily accessible by car. Its proximity to Burgas and the main road connections along the Southern Black Sea coast ensure convenient travel to the town throughout the tourist season. A car is a particularly good option if you wish to combine your stay in Pomorie with visits to other coastal towns, beaches, and natural landmarks.