Sozopol new town is about twice the size of the old town. It has a central square which is bordered by lots of cafes, bars, hotels and nightclubs. From here there are several streets which go directly to the beach front. The streets all run parallel to each other and have a wide variety of shops, stalls, snack bars and restaurants. At the most southern end of the beach there is an ancient burial ground.

On the beach front you will find a promenade which is where we have our offices. Next to here there is a road which runs the length of the beach, and is the main heart of entertainment for both the old town and the new town. The road is pedestrians in the summer and is home to bars, restaurants, clubs, shops, food stalls, pools, live music, water slides, fairground and much more.

The beach is approximately 1 mile long and has 8 lifeguard stands, jet skis, water skiing, banana boats and everything else would expect from a holiday resort. At the end is a small nudist beach which is separated from the main beach by a small rock outcrop.

Sozopol truly is unique and has something to offer everyone.