Enjoy the original atmosphere and taste the excellent food served in the local taverns of this unique spot on the south Black Sea coast!. Further south, lying on the Gulf of Bourgas, you can find the city of Sozopol, one of Ancient Greece's oldest settlements formerly known as "Apollonia Pontica" named after Apollo, the patron of seafarers. Today it resembles a cluster of welcoming century old houses dotted along the rocky headland, interspersed with small garden shrines. Somewhat quieter than Nessebur, Sozopol also provides the tourist with two fine, sandy beaches, set off nicely against the tranquil charm of fishing life. One lies within a sheltered bay with the second, larger beach extending southwards beyond the headland. Sozopol is traversed by beautiful narrow lanes, old houses and its romantic charm has attracted artists and writers throughout the centuries. Patrick is going to be your guide as always. He will guide you through the tiny cobblestone streets, tell you the story of this romantic place and take you for lunch in "By the artist" tavern. | 
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