Discover Sozopol

Founded around 610 BC as the Greek colony of Apollonia, the city ranks among the oldest continuously settled places in the country and preserves numerous archaeological artifacts.

Narrow cobblestone streets, historic wooden houses and picturesque sea views define the small peninsula, considered one of the most charming old towns on the Bulgarian coast.

The annual arts and culture festival in September transforms Sozopol into a stage for music, theater and exhibitions, drawing artists from across the country.

Compared to the coast's larger resorts, Sozopol offers noticeably quieter, less crowded sandy beaches with a relaxed, authentic charm.

Burgas Airport is only about a 30-minute drive away and has direct flights from numerous European cities in summer.

Founded around 610 BC as the Greek colony of Apollonia, the city ranks among the oldest continuously settled places in the country and preserves numerous archaeological artifacts.

Narrow cobblestone streets, historic wooden houses and picturesque sea views define the small peninsula, considered one of the most charming old towns on the Bulgarian coast.

The annual arts and culture festival in September transforms Sozopol into a stage for music, theater and exhibitions, drawing artists from across the country.