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Color photograph showing a tourist pamphlet for the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. The pamphlet is published in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Mpegctasutensctso Komutera no typu3my HP Bonrapun CCCP, Mocksa, nn. Csepanosa, rocrunnua « Metponone», Komnata 2043, ten. 5 5-60-11, 5 5-62-58 Bulgarische Fremdenverkehrswerbung Wien 1040, MargaretenstraRe 9, Osterreich, Tel. 57-77-62, 57-54-18. Ufficio Informazioni Turistiche della R.P. di Bulgaria Zastupitelstvi bulharského Vyboru pro cestovni ruch Office National du Tourisme Bulgare private lodgings and othertourist services at the village square and in the Pearl Camping Site. Bruxelles, 132, Boul. Adolphe Max, Belgique, Tel. 18-54-04 Commercial prés Il’'Ambassade de Bulgarie 3007 Berne, 87 Schwarztorstrake, Suisse, Tel. 43-12-63. Ambassadedela R.P. de Bulgarie, Représentation Commerciale Belgrade, Lole Ribara 36, Yougoslavie, Tel. The Dyavolska Reka (The Devil's River) flows into the sea near Primorsko. Near it is the original Dyavolsko Hanché (The Devil's Inn), a folk-style restaurant which offers its visitors original Bulgarian dishes, Bulgarian songs and dances. Petrol and service station — at one km from thevillage. Balkantourist information and currency exchange offices, Praha |, Pati2ské 3, CSSR. Service among which Iglika, Romantika, Atliman, etc., all of them supplied with all modern facilities and in close proximity to the sea and the beach. Milano, Via A. Albricci 7. Italia, Tel. [phone], 27-314. Bulgarian Tourist Office Stockholm C, Kungsgatan 30, Sweden, Tel. 11-51-91. International Youth Complex — Primorsko Three km south of Primorsko, along one of its most beautiful beachesis the International Youth Complex. Here, over 10,000 young people from all parts of the world spend their holiday in hotels, bungalows and huts. Fine restaurants. sport grounds and night clubs offer the young people possibilities for a pleasant and rewarding stay. The holiday at the complex is organized by the Bureau for International Youth Trips. The asphalt road continues to the south, passing through the village of Kiten, which is also a beautiful resort with many modern holiday houses and campingsites. There are about 10 campingsites of different classes along the coast from the village of Kiten to the town of Michourin. The biggest one is Oasis run by the Bulgarish Automobile and Office National du Tourisme Bulgare Paris, 45, Avenue de |’Opera. France, Tel. Opera 073-31-22. Bulgarisches Fremdenverkehrsamt Berlin 1034, Karl-Marx-Allee 96, DDR, Tel. 58-23-73 Bulgarisches Fremdenverkehrsamt Frankfurt/Main, Ro&markt 23, BRD, Tel. 28-01-76. Bulgarian Tourist Information Office Kopenhagen, Frederikberggade 3, Danemark, Tel. 12-35-10. Bulgarian National Tourist Office London W 1, 130, Regent Street, England Przedstawicielstwo Handlowe L.R. Bulgarii Warszawa 9, Flory, Polska, Tel. 45-44-38. Bulgarian Tourist Office NewYork, N.Y. 10017, 50 East 42nd Street, Suite 1501, Tel. Mo-!-1252. Touring Club in the locality of Gochov Egrek, near the River Karaagach. MICHURIN — 76 km south of Bourgas. A small fishermen’s town with a romantic seacoast. A beautiful view opens up from the Pypiya Hill rising near the town. South of Michurin the road is not good. Ninety one km from Bourgas is the small town of Ahtopol, the southernmost town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. The town’s theatre is remarkable — an original 19th century building. Its possibilities for accommodation are very limited. Near by is the Ahtopol Camping Site. A few km to the south is the picturesque Veleka River which resembles very much Kamchiya and Ropotamo Rivers. The Bulgarian southern coast is always ready to welcome guests from near and far. For more detailed information please turn to the Balkantourist Travel Bureau, Sofia, 1 Lenin Square, tel. 87-75-74. HaemusTravel Bureau, Sozopol, tel. 19; telex 032531. The bureaux at the Kavatsité, Arkoutino and Pearl CampingSites. BALKANTOURIST Haemus Bureau — village of Primorsko. Bureau for International Youth Trips — STATE ENTERPRISE AT THE COMMITTEE FOR TOURISM IN BULGARIA | Sofia, 10 Kaloyan Street, tel. 88-19-19. Bulgarian Automobile and Touring Club — Sofia, 6 St. Sophia Street. Thetravel agencies abroad. 1 Lenin Square, Sofia, Bulgaria. Tel. 87-75-75 Cables: Balkantourist Sofia. Telex: 538, 583 Published by the Committee for Tourism at the Council of Ministers of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria HEH fo OSHtL fVs Y ADs SOUTHERN COAST Side by side with the nameof the old picturesque fishermen’s town of Sozopol, 33 km south of Bourgas, many new names of towns, villages and localities have begun to appear on Bulgaria’s tourist map in the last few years south ofit, way down to the River Veleka. During the whole summer, from the beginning of May to the end of October, they attract a great number of Bulgarian and foreign tourists and holidaymakers. The resorts of Kavatsité, Alepou, Arkoutino, Primorsko, Kiten etc. are situated along a beautiful strip of the southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Though different in character, all these resorts have many common features. The southern coast of Bulgaria is distinguished for its warm southern sun, quiet and warm sea, wide and long sand beaches, dunes and picturesque bays. It represents a favourable combination of sea and mountain, the slopes of the Strandja Mountain, overgrown with lush vegetation reaching downto the very coastline and lending at someplacesa tropical character to the landscape. Here man’s hand has created all facilities for the tourists which in no way break the harmony created by nature. That is whythe southern coastis preferred by all who like to spend their holiday amid nature, far from the noise of the big city. It can justly be said that this is the kingdom of campingsites. There are scores of them here, at intervals of 70 to 80 km from each other, situated in the most beautiful and picturesque localities. A few motels and many bungalows and wooden huts have been built for holidaymakers who come without their own tents. The hospitable local population offers the visitors well-furnished rooms. The quiet and warm sea creates favourable conditions for all kinds of water sports and fishing, the more so that four picturesque rivers cross the beaches, flowing into the sea. A new,broad asphalt road connects these localities with the town of Bourgas. The townis linked with Sofia and the other inhabited localities in the country by railway and air lines and first-rate roads. Bourgas has an international port and an international airport which receives all kinds of planes. There are regular bus and ship lines from Bourgasto all resorts along the southern Black Sea coast. SOZOPOL — the oldest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, was founded in the 7th century B.C. by Greeks from Miletus and was called Apollonia in honour of Apollo. The townis situated on a small peninsula. Its houses and narrow streets attract many artists. The beautiful landscape and the numerous spacious beaches attract thousands of holidaymakers to the town andits surroundings. There are two beaches in the town—the town beach and the Harmanité Beach. Three km from it is the Republican Beach along which two camping sites have been built—Garden and Sozopol. Near the Harmanité Beach there is a camping site of the same name. The beach at Primorsko in private lodgings during the summer at the disposal of holidaymakers. There are a few good restaurants, food stores and counters, etc Petrol station. 3 km north of the town opposite the Sozopol Camping Site. Service station — next to the petrol station. For information and accommodation in private lodgings, exchange of currency and other tourist services refer to the Haemus Travel Bureau, the Town Garden, tel. 19, telex — 032531. KAVATSITEis a picturesquelocality, 5 km south of Sozopol. Near the two-kilometre-long beach with fine sand and dunes Balkantourist places at the disposal of its visitors a motel with 100 beds and three camping sites: Kavatsité, of a de luxe class, Smokinya (Fig) — first class, and Vesseliye (Merriment) — third class. In close proximity to the camping sites and the motel there is a first-class restaurant, a night club, a self-service restaurant and food counters. Service station — opposite the Kavatsité Camping Site. Information, tourist services and currency exchange — at the administrative office of Smokinya Motel and CampingSite. The motelin Arkoutino Waterlilies in the Ropotamo River Near the restaurant is the original Liliya Night Club built in an exotic style. Visitors to Arkoutino can make a fine boat trip along the Ropotamo River, in which thousands of waterlilies blossom on the surface of the water. Here is the kingdom of anglers. PRIMORSKO — a small village in the past, Primorsko today is a big tourist centre, 59 km from Bourgas and 26 km from Sozopol. Its wonderful spacious beaches have madeit one of the most frequented places on the southern Black Sea coast. In the village there are a few restaurants and private lodgings providing accommodation for over 700 tourists and holidaymakers. In close proximity to it there are many holiday houses. In the neighbourhood there are big camping sites, among which one of the biggest in the country — Pearl, capable of accommodating 4,000 visitors. Girding the sand beaches of the big Stamopolou Bay, the Pearl Camping Site is a tourist settlement with all modern amenities. There are many camping sites in the surroundings of Primorsko, ALEPOU is a beautiful bay with a four-km-long beach, 11 km from Sozopol. Three camping sites of Balkantourist near the beach. ARKOUTINO — a beautiful and picturesque locality at the mouth of the Ropotamo River, it is situated in a dense oak forest extending to the Arkoutino beaches. Here there are villas and holiday houses, a motel, wooden bungalows and a camping site of Balkantourist with all modern amenities. Besides the small, comfortable hotel, there are about 1,000 beds The beach in Arkoutino | The surroundingsofthe village of Kiten