Tsarevo (or Tzarevo) is a coastal resort town which lies 70 km south of Burgas, between the Strandzha Mountain range and the southern Black Sea coast and has a population of approximately six thousand people. Tsarevo straddles two small, very attractive peninsulas and is both an administrative centre and a quiet port.
Tsarevo boasts its own ancient fortress, and close by, the beautiful Stradzha Mountain National Park provides nature lovers with some of the most fantastic views in Bulgaria. Much of the area remains unexplored and is populated by many rare and reclusive species of wildlife. The caves systems are a popular venue for speleologists (potholers) and show many fascinating traces of ancient civilizations who dwelt there in aeons past.
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Burgas
The city of Burgas has a population of almost 200,000 people, and is the second largest city in the area of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast (after Varna). It is also the fourth largest city in the country, following Sofia, Plovdiv and Varna. It is situated in the most western part of
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The Black Sea Coast
The Bulgarian coast (otherwise known as the Bulgarian Riviera) is washed by the calm waters of the Black Sea. There are 380 kilometres of marvellous beaches. The sea is calm and safe, with clear water. Here you will find healthy, clean air, fine golden sand and natural dunes, mineral
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The mountains of Bulgaria
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Tourist Information
Bulgaria is a small country situated in south‑Eastern Europe. Bulgaria occupies the central part of the Balkan Peninsula on both sides of the Balkan mountain range. To the north, Bulgaria shares a border with Romania. The largest part of this border runs along the River Danube. To
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