Bulgarian Blacksea Coast
The town of Primorsko (population: 2459) is a climate resort and a centre for youth tourism. It is situated 52 km south of Bourgas and 442 km south-east of Sofia. It lies on a cape jutting out between the Stamopolo Bay and the Dyavolski (Devil’s) Bay. The old Turkish village bore the name of Chenger, and later on that of Kyupria.
Primorsko has a large beach zone and more than 80 rest homes, houses and summer camps for schoolchildren and students and an open-air theatre as well. The area is forested with deciduous trees and vegetation and is arranged as a park of numerous alleys in an old oak wood.Accommodation: One can stay in Primorsko upon a booking in advance. During the summer season it would be a risk to rely on lodging without a reservation. The Tourist Information Centre is at 3rd March Street, tel.: 05561 3076.
Catering: The small restaurants and refreshment stalls are infinite in number. The local canteens at the rest houses and camps are much sought after. The prices are not high but the canteens need a preliminary reservation.Transport: Several times in the day a bus runs to Bourgas and Sozopol. The telephone of the bus station is 05561 2613.
