South Pearl - Familjestudio med havsutsikt - Sozopol

The South Pearl complex is one of the finest places to relax in all of Sozopol. The combination of high modern style, with a touch of Bulgarian architectural tradition is ideal for those looking for a high standard hotel. The glazed common areas provide an all-day supply of natural light for the positive well-being of all guests.

South Pearl is located just 50 meters from the most beautiful beach in the whole of Sozopol - Kavaci. The peaceful location guarantees travellers a perfect holiday away from the crowded cities and noises. In addition, the green areas adjacent to the complex give the hotel a unique charm, and elements such as the children's playground are complementary attributes.

There is a spacious swimming pool for exclusive use. Its location right in front of the hotel means that it is in full sun practically all day long - the water in the pool is pleasant and soothing. Right next to it, guests can make use of sun loungers and comfortable gazebos that protect from the sun.

Evenings can be spent in the hotel restaurant, which serves Bulgarian and Balkan specialities. Most of the products come from the nearby markets and local fishermen, which guarantees the freshness and naturalness of the products. Another option is to enjoy one of Sozopol's many restaurants or cafes. The view of the high seas with a glass of wine in your hand is an unforgettable experience.

Sozopol - is one of the most romantic towns on the Black Sea. It is located about 30 km from Bourgas. For years it has been a favourite holiday destination of tourists. It is considered to be the cultural capital of the Bulgarian coast.

It spreads over two peninsulas and is divided into Old and New Sozopol.
Old Sozopol delights with its wooden and stone architecture, folk styled taverns, cafes and the seaside promenade. The city is cut through by a thicket of cobbled streets, and most of the houses are historical buildings.
New Sozopol is a lively and musical part of the town with hotels, pensions, cosy restaurants and cafes, and discos. Wide sandy beaches gently descending to the sea ensure active and successful rest. The beach is divided into North beach (located in the old town) and South beach (in the new part of the town), so despite the crowd of tourists, there is usually somewhere to put your beach equipment.

It is here that painters, photographers and all those who love special places with a unique charm rest. The reason why Sozopol is a special place is that besides the typical tourist attractions, you can enjoy here the ancient atmosphere from the time of the Thracians, Greeks, Romans and Byzantines.

The history of this city dates back to the 6th century BC. It was founded on the site of a Thracian settlement by displaced people who came here from Miletus - the wealthy centre of Ionia in Asia Minor. The ancient city flourished in the past primarily as a trading and port centre, as evidenced by the city's coat of arms - the anchor. In the 5th century BC, the ancient Greek sculptor Kalalis carved a 13 metre high statue of Apollo. The gravestone plaque (a work of the Apolline school) of Deonis, son of Anaxander, became world famous. In 72 BC the city was conquered, robbed and burned by the legions of Marcus Lucullus. Then the statue of Apollo was taken to Rome as a war trophy and placed on the Capitol.