Primorsko
Primorsko is a town located 55 km south of Burgas, 15 km north of the town of Tsarevo, situated on тхе rocky peninsula Kyupria in the Strandzha Mountain, the slopes of which descend to the beach, creating picturesque bays and bizarre rock formations.
Primorsko is located on the Black Sea coast in a picturesque place among the exceptional combination of oak forests, clear sea and wide beaches covered with fine golden sand.
BEACH
The city has an impressive beach and more than 80 holiday homes, hotels and summer camps for children and students. In 1 km from Primorsko, away from the noise of the settlements is the International Youth Center (IYC). it is the largest one in Europe and has many facilities- a House of Culture, the summer theater, stadium, swimming pools and sports facilities. The IYC attracts more than 70,000 teenagers from all over world each year. 10 km to the west, in Yasna Polyana village, is the Museum of Leo Tolstoy.
Clean, quiet and warm water, flat bottom with a gradual slope, two-kilometer long beach of fine golden sand, lifeguard service, professional teachers and doctors - all this makes Primorsko a safe resting place for you and your children.
RECREATION
A distinctive feature of the resort of Primorsko is an extremely wide range of opportunities for outdoor activities. For many Primorsko becomes a favorite destination thanks to the great opportunities for the lovers of various sports and fitness and the large number of prestigious nightclubs, discos, restaurants and cafes. There is a market square the center of town and bus station (with buslines to Bourgas and Sozopol).
PRIMORSKO TODAY
Since 1994 Primorsko is a member of the European organization "Blue Flag" - an acclaimed prize awarded for special contributions to the preservation of the beaches and the environment. The responsibilities and activities of the "Blue Flag" are: preservation of the quality of the sea water and coastal areas, safety and maintenance of beaches, environmental education.
The town borders the famous for its woods and wildlife Ropotamo Nature Reserve, named after the Ropotamo River that runs through it.
