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Introducing Pomorie
Like neighbouring Nesebâr, Pomorie sits on a narrow peninsula, and until it was ravaged by fire in 1906 was almost as picturesque. There, however, the similarities end. The modern town centre has a lazy charm, but while the beach is serviceable, the water is choked with odorous seaweed. Pomorie is very much a Bulgarian resort, almost entirely bypassed by foreign tourists, but it’s a relatively cheap base from which to visit Nesebâr and Burgas. The town is also famous for its salt lakes, therapeutic mud and spa treatments.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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