Primorsko

1. Souvenirs at Primorsko

This photograph captures a souvenir stall in Primorsko, highlighting that the trinkets are imported, specifically **made in Indonesia**. The accompanying note suggests that some tourists are disappointed upon learning the origin, which provides an authentic, critical perspective on the local market and the non-local source of tourist merchandise.

Get your souvenir from Primorsko made in Indonesia. The guy who sells them explained us that the tourists threw them away as soon as they found where these shiny things come from...

2. Map at Primorsko

This photo shows a **map** or informational board in Primorsko, which is a useful resource for first-time visitors looking to navigate the town, locate the beaches, or find nearby amenities. It signifies the presence of tourist infrastructure.

3. Funny Advertisement at Primorsko

This photo captures a **funny advertisement** for 'DZI-Kiro,' a local business that cleverly plays on the name of the popular Bulgarian company DZI. The ad's informal promise to 'come to you as soon as you call him' reflects the resort's local humor and small-business ingenuity.

DZI is a popular Bulgarian bank and insurance company. However, there is a guy in Primorsko called Kiro. Obviously he has opened a company called DZI-Kiro and proclaims that he will come to you as soon as you call him :)

4. Park at Primorsko

This photo shows a **nice and well-maintained park** in Primorsko, which offers **great views to the sea**. This highlights the recreational green spaces available in the town, providing a relaxing contrast to the beach environment.

Primorsko has a nice and well-maintained park with great views to the sea.

5. Pearl at Primorsko

This photo features 'The **Pearl**,' the **former communist residence** that has been **closed since 2008**. The accompanying comment notes its great potential due to its secluded location surrounded by **preserved nature** and the absence of other hotels, highlighting a significant historical landmark and area of pristine natural beauty.

This is the former commuist residence called the Pearl. It has been closed during 2008. However, it sure has great future because there are no other hotels around and the nature is divine and preserved, the most important.

6. Port at Primorsko

This photograph captures the **port** area at Primorsko, showing the maritime atmosphere with boats and docking facilities. The port is an important feature for local fishing, pleasure cruising, and overall coastal character.

7. Pearl Beach at Primorsko

This photograph captures 'Pearl Beach' (part of Primorsko's South Beach), highlighting its **wide sandy area** and **gradual entry into the sea**. This information is useful for visitors, especially families, looking for safe and expansive beach space.

Primorsko’s South Beach with wide sandy area and gradual entry into the sea.

8. Forbidden Road at Primorsko

This photo shows a **forbidden road** in the nature reserve above 'The Pearl,' which was formerly used for hunting by communist leaders. The alt text warns of the presence of **wild animals** and potentially 'wild people with SUVs hunting,' highlighting the rugged, protected nature of the area and advising caution for hikers.

This is the road you are not supposed to follow. After wandering for hours in the forest, we have come a few times to signs such as exit forbidden... This is the reserve just above the Pearl where the former communist leaders went hunting. We ourselves saw quite a lot wild animals. And it is really scary... Especially in the late evening when besides the wild animals there are some wild people with SUVs hunting ... may be you :)

9. Calm Waves at Primorsko

This photograph captures a romantic scene of **calm waves, a deserted beach, and a sunset**, noting that this peaceful atmosphere is typical of a **late June afternoon**. This highlights the best time for visitors seeking tranquility and picturesque natural beauty at Primorsko.

Calm waves, deserted beach and sunset... Such a romance can be seen only in a late June afternoon.

10. Eco Transport at Primorsko

This photo humorously showcases **horses** as a form of **ecological transport** in Primorsko. It suggests that visitors can find unique, traditional, or environmentally-friendly means of getting around, adding to the resort's distinct character.

Horses are the most ecological transport. This photo tells us clearly what to do :)

11. Dunes at Primorsko

This photo captures the natural **dunes** at Primorsko, highlighting the area's protected ecological features and pristine coastal environment. The presence of dunes indicates a relatively undeveloped beach section and protected nature.

12. South Beach - Primorsko

This photograph captures Primorsko’s **South Beach**, specifically emphasizing its **wide sandy area** and **gradual entry into the sea**. This makes it an ideal spot for families and non-swimmers, providing clear information on the beach's physical characteristics.

Primorsko’s South Beach with wide sandy area and gradual entry into the sea.