The Stratzin Winery is located in the Pomorie region, famous for its old traditions in winemaking. The winery has its own vineyards in an area characterized by its favourable climatic conditions. As a result, the winery's wines are of superb quality. EU funds were used for its construction and it is gaining international popularity.
1. Village Stoilovo – the locality of Thracian camp – the locality of Petrova Niva – village Zvezdets – cycling route
1. Malko Tarnovo – The Monastery – Thracian dome tomb in the locality of Mishkova – peak Golyamo Gradishte
The route is possible only with the permission of the Border Police and a guide from the Tourist Centre in the town.
2. Malko Tarnovo – locality of Daskalite – Thracian and Roman necropolis in the locality of Pròpada
The Balkan Mountains There are four hiking trails with different difficulty and diverse natural features:
1. “Majestic Balkan” (length of the hike 8 km with a duration of 5 hours) – Elenite holiday village, Choban Cheshma, Podkovata, the locality of Muflonite, St. Elias Mount, the locality of Sara Gyol, The Hunting Inn, the locality of Kuru Cheshma (centuries-old tree of the species "Blagun");
Tohun Winery is the heir of traditions in winemaking. The beginning was laid in 2000 for the realization of a dream and a difficult task to connect the millenary traditions and modern winemaking. 65 hectares of vineyards are planted in the Eastern Black Sea region with the varieties of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
The wines of Minkov Brothers are made from classic varieties, and they aged in oak barrels. They are complex, rich wines in which the main components: the aromas of the fruit and those of the oak combine in a unique harmony. Their potential to age in bottles makes them a collector's favourite.
Vinprom Pomorie, which recently celebrated its 90th anniversary, is now with a new and modern name: Black Sea Gold Pomorie