Black Sea - Holiday Resorts and Spas

Holiday Resorts and Spas

In the years following the end of the Cold War, the popularity of the Black Sea as a tourist destination steadily increased. Tourism at Black Sea resorts became one of the region's growth industries. The following is a list of well-known Black Sea resorts:

• 2 Mai (Romania)
• Agigea (Romania)
• Ahtopol (Bulgaria)
• Amasra (Turkey)
• Anaklia (Georgia)
• Anapa (Russia)
• Albena (Bulgaria)
• Alupka (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Alushta (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Balchik (Bulgaria)
• Batumi (Georgia)
• Burgas (Bulgaria)
• Byala (Bulgaria)
• Chakvi (Georgia)
• Constantine and Helena (Bulgaria)
• Corbu (Romania)
• Costineşti (Romania)
• Eforie (Romania)
• Emona (Bulgaria)
• Eupatoria (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Foros (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Feodosiya (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Giresun (Turkey)
• Gagra (Abkhazia, Georgia1)
• Gelendzhik (Russia)
• Golden Sands (Bulgaria)
• Gonio (Georgia)
• Gurzuf (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Hopa (Artvin, Turkey)
• Istanbul (Turkey)
• Jupiter (Romania)
• Kamchia (Bulgaria)
• Kavarna (Bulgaria)
• Kiten (Bulgaria)
• Kobuleti (Georgia)
• Koktebel (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Lozenetz (Bulgaria)
• Mamaia (Romania)
• Mangalia (Romania)
• Năvodari (Romania)
• Neptun (Romania)
• Nesebar (Bulgaria)
• Novorossiysk (Russia)
• Ordu (Turkey)
• Obzor (Bulgaria)
• Odessa (Ukraine)
• Olimp (Romania)
• Pitsunda (Abkhazia, Georgia1)
• Pomorie (Bulgaria)
• Primorsko (Bulgaria)
• Rize (Turkey)
• Rusalka (Bulgaria)
• Samsun (Turkey)
• Saturn (Romania)
• Sinop (Turkey)
• Sochi (Russia)
• Sozopol (Bulgaria)
• Sudak (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Skadovsk (Ukraine)
• Sulina (Romania)
• Sunny Beach (Bulgaria)
• Şile (Turkey)
• Sveti Vlas (Bulgaria)
• Trabzon (Turkey)
• Tsikhisdziri (Georgia)
• Tuapse (Russia)
• Ureki (Georgia)
• Vama Veche (Romania)
• Varna (Bulgaria)
• Venus (Romania)
• Yalta (Crimea, Ukraine)
• Zonguldak (Turkey)

1 Abkhazia has been a de facto independent republic since 1992, although remains a de jure autonomous republic of Georgia.