Pomorie is located in the Southeastern Bulgaria, on the territory of Burgas Municipality, as well as very close to the historic town of Nessebar. The contemporary town of Pomorie is built on a narrow and rocky peninsula, carving the sea in 3,5 km. Pomorie is the third largest municipality centre after Varna and Burgas. The town is surrounded by water to the south, east and northeast. The north end of the town neighbours with Lake Pomorie. Burgas is located only 10 km south of Pomorie, while Nessebar is located around 18 km from it. Pomorie is visited not only during the summer months for its beaches but also during the rest of the year. Its location lies on the second biggest bird migration route in Europe – Via Pontica. Flora and fauna admirers can witness the thousands of migrating birds coming from Northern, Eastern and Central Europe. There are as many as 269 bird species, rare plants, fish, amphibians and mammals registered for the territory of Lake Pomorie. The town itself was founded with the name Anchialo in the end of the 5th century BC. Most of its inhabitants were Thracian. Pomorie was one of the most strategically important populated areas in the far past. An ancient Thracian dome tomb Heroon was discovered on the outskirts of Pomorie. It attracts tourists and historians in the area. Besides the traditional livelihood of the local population - viticulture, wine, salt and fishing, tourism and SPA occupy a growing share of the economy of the town. All of it makes Pomorie one of the most diverse Black Sea resorts. Tourists can find a variety of accommodations in the area - from the cheap private homes to ultra exclusive holiday complexes. There are a few 5-star hotels in Pomorie which offer a variety of services and entertainments. They are primarily built few meters from the beach and are preferred by families with children or for romantic getaways. The 5-star hotels offer luxury rooms and apartments, restaurants and bars, child-care and 24-hour attendance. Naturally, the family guest-houses, 3-star and 2-star hotels remain the most preferable. Among the hotels in Pomorie, 3-star hotels have the greatest share. Some of them has outdoor swimming-pools, their own restaurants or bistros, as well as additional paid services. Guests can often receive an assistance if traveling around or when renting a boat. Private homes and guesthouses offer cheaper lodging. However, the rooms have been renovated in the recent years and are suitable even for families with young children.