One of the last virgin Bulgarian beaches. A photo

It turns out that there are still pristine places in Bulgaria. I wanted to say that they were untouched by man, but no - and here the man has already settled, but from this the beach in the area of Emine-Irakli did not cease to be beautiful. This is a protected area and therefore there have not yet been set up resort complexes, but equipped beaches are already there. True, the Irakli beach strip ("Heracles") itself is two and a half kilometers long and if you stomp along the sand for a long time, you can reach nudists and hippies 😊

In the southern part of the beach is the post of the National Movement "Green Patrols" after which a real reserve begins to the south. The Irakli beach strip begins north of Cape Emine, which ends here the Balkan mountains and thus they conditionally divide the Bulgarian coast into southern and northern. The name Emine comes from the ancient Greek name for Stara Planina Mountain - Aemon.

In the XIII-XIV centuries in the area of Irakli was the seaport of Visa.

At this point, the Vaya River flows into the sea.

All photos were taken on my new Panasonic Lumix camera in a special mode.

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