Welcome to Sinemorets

As in the impresionist landscape, the sky and the sea merge into a whitish and shimmering blue. The line between air and water is so thin shining in the sun, and you're going to stretch your hand to touch it for a moment. And when you walk along the sandy river you'll be amazed - one your side will be sweet water, on the other the salty. Be fascinated you will not take your eyes off the magnificent blue and you will understand why the Greeks have said in this place "galasium", which means sky blue. Named over the years Manol, Kalandja, Galandja we know it today as Sinemorets.
Sinemorets is a village in Southeastern Bulgaria. It is located in the municipality of Tsarevo, at the mouth of the river Veleka. It is 5 km away from Silistar, 6 km from Ahtopol, 11 km from Rezovo, 20 km from Tsarevo, 35 km from Primorsko and 83 km from Burgas.
A unique view is the Veleka River Estuary, which forms a unique sandy beach, representing the North Beach of Sinemorets. This is where Veleka flows into the Black Sea. It is the largest river on the Strandzha coast and is the cleanest and richest in the river in Bulgaria. It has over 30 freshwater fish, five species of animals entered in the Red Book, protected water line and marsh snowdrop. Alps, bamboo, hornbeam, elm, clear and climbing plants grow on its shores.
To the northeast of Sinemorets is the bay St. Jani, the fishing harbor and the rocky area "Ship". According to the legend, the old and unnecessary ships were crashed here. East of the village is the Polianite area, built with hotels, and to the south of the Polyani is the Butamita Bay, known as the South Beach. Its name comes from the Greek Potamos, which means a river and is suitable for surfing. It is surrounded by rocks. At the beach there are two restaurants, which besides that will make your hunger easier, will give you the chance to enjoy the view of the sea.
To the south of Butamyata is another "Lipite" bay with a beautiful virgin beach. There is no way to reach by car, you can walk on a path starting from Butamyata. That's why he's kept so wild. Here you can see the sea windmill and the rare wild fig tree, bulgarian pear, gemini hump. Nearby is the "Canyon" area with the characteristic rock formations "The Rock of Sisyphus", "The Cave of the Pigeons", "The Separate Rock" and Cape Listi with the bay Leaves. 6 km away from the Veleka River is Tsarsko kladenche - a place with a well-arranged shelter and a picnic. This was one of the favorite places to hunt Tsar Boris.
Near Sinemorets is the famous area "Silistar", which extends south of the village and reaches the village of Rezovo. "Silistar" is a protected area due to the dense vegetation, nesting rare and protected birds such as Imperial Eagle, Rock Eagle, Black Stork, Dove Halo. On the beach you will see a sand lily. The beach is about a kilometer long and about 50 m wide. The bay is preferred by surfers. Next to it leads a dirt road about a kilometer long. At one end of the beach there is a small restaurant where you can eat fish. Not far from the village is the Gulf of Potamia. In underwater studies, ceramic objects from the 5th-4th centuries BC were found here. and the Middle Ages. The Thracian is on the peninsula tombstones and a small fortress. The ancient history of Sinemoretz testifies to the anchor found here again, lead ship linings, gold jewels and silverware. In the village you can visit the church "St. George", which houses the icons of St. Modest and St. Constantine and Helena.
In the evening, the golden-orange rays will tear off the merging blue of each other, as if she has emerged from the Impressionist's brush, and will sink into her salt-water, but in the morning you will see it again, walking between the river and the sea under the azure sky of Sinemorets.