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Things to do in Bulgaria, Bulgaria: The Best Bodies of Water
Coordinates: 42°45′N 25°30′E / 42.750°N 25.500°E / 42.750; 25.500
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1. Seven Rila Lakes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 225evgenim - Sofia, Bulgaria
Magnificent nature! The seven Rila lakes are recognized as the most energetic place in the world. Great views from a height of 2500 m. The route is extreme. You need good equipment. The sun is strong and you need sunscreen. Many people visit the Rila lakes in the summer.
2. The Lake with the Lilies
3. Pomorie Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By AndreyAndreevFamily - Sofia, Bulgaria
We visited Lake Pomorie during our family summer holiday with two kids aged 1.5 and 5y.yo. The lake is a salty lagoon near the town of Pomorie, famous with its healing mud. The mud lies on the bottom of the lake and you can easily take it and spread on the body. You should stay like this for 15-20 min and then wash with salty water from the lake. Here are the most interesting points of Lake Pomorie: - Museum of salt, located on the shore in the town of Pomorie. In the exposition you can see how salt had been produced from the lake for centuries - Birds. The lake is a famous stop for birds on their way south, through the Via Pontica bird migration route. Various birds can be observed in the lake - Bathe/swim - it is not forbidden but the lake itself is shallow - maximum depth 1.5 m. Moreover, it is 4 times saltier than the Black sea - Pomorie salt ponds - at the northern end of the lake, on the way to Aheloy. The salt evaporation basins are a beautiful view on sunset The sand strip separating the lake from the sea is 5-6 km long and can be walked. Cars are allowed to some point Generally lake Pomorie is a beautiful place for both walks, baths and spending time out. Mid that mosquitoes are present in the summer months near the water
4. The Erma River Gorge
5. Kamchiya River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By vtc2017 - Miami, United States
Even has few hotels and restaurants in the area this is still one of the wildest beaches of Bulgaria. The Kamchia river flows into the Black Sea. During summer parking is hard to find and ones you park will be hard to get out during the day, therefore if you want tot go there plan to arrive early and stay the hole day. You can take a boat trip up and down the river visiting the fishing village for just 5 euro per person or have a good meal at the local taverns.
6. Pancharevo Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By desimgm - Sofia, Bulgaria
Pancharevo Lake is a very beautiful and there you can go for relax. It is appreciate to go at the weekends, because then there are so many people around. The pics are from 20.05.2017 and 22.09.2019.
7. Srebarna Nature Reserve
8. Danube River
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Companion765699 - Utrecht, The Netherlands
Ruse is a pleasant city to walk around: open, structured and it breathes a good atmosphere. Part of this is related to the ability of walking along the Danube. There are lots of open spaces and plenty benches to sit down and oversee the river and overthink life.
9. Lake Durankulak
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By vtc2017 - Miami, United States
Nice place to visit and spend the day at the beach which is one of the last wild beaches in Bulgaria. There is a dirt road about 5 km to get to the beach but being alone there is wort it.
10. Lake Atanasovsko
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Desiange - Plovdiv, Bulgaria
The Atanasovsko Lake is one of the Burgas lakes. It covers more than 7,200 ha.,the lake is about 9 km long and 4.3 km wide. The natural coastline habitats have been converted into salt pans in 1906. The area under water has been divided into pools by dykes. The lake is only 30 cm deep, and its water is supersaline. The Lake Atanadivsko is particularly known with the diversity of flora and fauna and is surrounded by swamps and canals that drain the whole local basin into the sea.The lake is home to over 230 species of plants, of which 7 endangered in Bulgaria. This is one of the most ornithologically rich places in Bulgaria. More than 300 bird species have been identified, 12 of which are declared threatened by extinction on a planetary scale. The lake's location also makes it part of Via Ponticabird migration, so during the autumn migration the number if birds is the largest. The lake's north part is a nature reserve since 1980, while the smaller south part is mostly used for salt production and buffer zone to the reserve. The salt is produced in the traditional, environmentally friendly manner and has no negative effects on the inhabitants of the reserve. A few of the pools located in southern section of the lake, full with mud and lye, are known as the biggest free outside “SPA centre” in the country. The black mud has been proved to relieve and cure various diseases, such almost entire range of skin diseases, arthritis, disc hernia, gynecological problems, plexitis, neurological diseases and etc. The use of the the pools with medicinal mud, salt and lye is free of charge and for that reason people covered in mud can often be seen on the Burgas beach. The easiest way to get to the pools with medicinal mud and lye on foot or by bike is to passes through Primorski park (The Sea Garden) of Burgas and following northwards.
