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Ahtopol Beach

Ahtopol Beach is the long, easygoing bay beach that gives Bulgaria's southernmost seaside town its reason to exist. Curving around the water north of Ahtopol's old peninsula, it runs for roughly a kilometre and a half of open sand set between the last green shoulders of the Strandzha Mountains and the calm Black Sea, with no wall of concrete looming behind it. The combination of warm, shallow water, mountain sunsets and a small town you can cross on foot makes it a favourite for families and anyone after a quieter stretch of coast than the big purpose-built resorts. What lifts Ahtopol Beach above a plain stretch of sand is the setting around it. To the west the hills of Strandzha drop toward the sea and put on a show at sunset; on the eastern side of the bay, low cliffs just offshore draw gulls and cormorants; and the whole town, lighthouse, fortress walls and fishing harbour sit within a short walk of the water. Pair the beach with the old town and the Veleka River mouth a few kilometres to the south, and a single base here can fill a relaxed week.