Tourist attraction
Durankulak village

Village Durankulak is the northern Bulgarian Black Sea resort, situated 18 km north of Shabla and 6 km. from the border with Romania. Durankulak Goscinny offers a unique opportunity for its combination of cultural, environmental and marine tourism. The name of the village is of Turkish origin and translates to "standing ear" because of the shape of the lake, which lies near it. Southeast of Durankulak, separated by a wide sea sand is Durankulak lake. It was declared a protected area. If you like prorodata necessarily go to the lake. You'll see rare and endangered plant, fowl and animal species. Durankulak is among the most important and best preserved coastal wetlands in Bulgaria with international importance for conservation of more than 260 species of rare and endangered plants and animals. Take your binoculars and camera and enjoy a true wilderness. The lake is unique in Bulgaria proven deposits of wild carp.

Durankulak offer something more unique for Bulgaria. In Durankulak Lake have formed two islands. One is private property and the territory of the other is built first prehistoric museum in Bulgaria. On it is the only European cave shrine of the goddess Cybele and Neolithic mound from 4600-4200 BC Outdoor and tested and is now the largest prehistoric cemetery in the world, operated continuously for more than a millennium and a half.

Archaeological Complex "Big Island" of Durankulak is located in close proximity to major international road E87. It is accessible by paved road for cars and buses. There is parking, so if you are a lover of cultural tourism, be sure to visit Durankulak and archaeological complex.

Opportunities for cultural and ecotourism can safely combine with real summer vacation. Durankulak Village offers family hotels, residences and camping in bungalows near the beach. If you have not yet decided where to rest in the summer, discover the beauty of the Black Sea coast, select Durankulak and take advantage of opportunities for active recreation combined with cultural and ecotourism.

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