Primorsko is one of the popular seaside resorts on Bulgaria’s Southern Black Sea coast, located approximately 50 km south of Burgas. The town is situated on a small peninsula between two spacious beaches and combines a traditional seaside holiday with easy access to some of the most interesting natural and historical attractions in the region.

During the summer months, Primorsko attracts visitors with its long sandy beaches, water sports, restaurants, and entertainment options. At the same time, its proximity to Ropotamo, Beglik Tash, and Strandzha makes it easy to combine a day at the beach with nature walks and short trips by car.

Ropotamo Nature Reserve

One of the best-known natural attractions in the area is Ropotamo Nature Reserve, located along the lower reaches of the Ropotamo River. The area is known for its rich biodiversity, distinctive riverside forests, and beautiful natural landscapes. One of the popular activities for visitors is taking a boat trip along the Ropotamo River.

Beglik Tash

Not far from Primorsko is Beglik Tash, an ancient Thracian rock sanctuary surrounded by nature. The site is notable for its impressive rock formations and traces of ancient human activity. A visit can easily be combined with a walk through the surrounding natural landscape and is an interesting way to add some history to your seaside holiday.

Arkutino Beach

Between Primorsko and Sozopol lies Arkutino, one of the beautiful beaches along this part of the Southern Black Sea coast. The area combines a wide sandy beach, dunes, and natural vegetation. Its proximity to Ropotamo Nature Reserve makes it easy to include both destinations in the same day trip.

Maslen Nos

South of the mouth of the Ropotamo River is Maslen Nos, a picturesque coastal area characterised by rocky shores and beautiful natural scenery. The area is suitable for visitors looking for quieter places and an opportunity to discover a wilder side of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast.