Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 0882683361;
www.hotel-anaxemander.com
; ul Odessa 38; d/tr/apt 66/80/100 lv;
Apr-Sep; )
On a rocky promontory in a quiet corner of the new town, the Anax-
emander has light and airy rooms, all with sea views and terraces, while the larger, two-
bedroom apartments come with small kitchens and bathtubs. The hotel runs various excur-
sions, including yacht trips.
Hotel Orka $
( 23 977; hotel_orka@abv.bg; ul Pârvi Mai 2; d/tr/apt 50/65/80 lv; )
In the centre
of the new town, this is a neat, family-run hotel not far from the beach. Rooms are plain
but clean, with balconies, TVs and fridges.
HOTEL
Zlatna Ribka Camping $
( 22 534;
www.zlatnaribka.bgcamping.com
; Tsarski Beach; tent/caravan spaces from
25/30 lv; Jun-Sep; )
Around 2km west of Sozopol's old town, Zlatna Ribka is
a well-ordered campsite on its own private beach, with guarded spaces for 150 caravans
and tents. On-site facilities include a restaurant, shops, a bakery, a surf school and other
water sports, while lifegards patrol the beach. Buses between Sozopol and Burgas stop
outside the gates.
CAMPGROUND
Eating
Fish, naturally enough, is the local speciality, and several reasonably priced restaurants are
strung out along the port area. The best restaurants in town are on ul Morksi Skali, and are
large and traditional affairs with some spectacular views.
The pedestrianised section of ul Ropotamo, alongside Harmanite Beach, is packed with
cafes, restaurants and bars. They're all pretty much the same.
SEAFOOD
Panorama $$$
(ul Morski Skali 21; mains 8-20 lv)
As the name suggests, this place has an open terrace
with a fantastic view towards Sveti Ivan Island. Fresh, locally caught fish is a mainstay of
the menu, and service is quick and friendly.
