Medovo: Holiday Apartments and Houses

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Medovo can then continue searching for accommodation. Medovo combines historical points of interest, an ethnographic complex, wine traditions, and paths into the hilly landscape.

Culture

The Church of St. Nicholas in Medovo was founded in 1870 and is only in use on major religious holidays. Medovo also traditionally hosts celebrations that visitors can observe.

Chateau Medovo is an ethnographic tourist complex within Medovo. At Crafts Street, visitors can make objects using traditional Bulgarian craft techniques. Chateau Medovo uses architecture from the Bulgarian National Revival period, dry-stone masonry, original wooden details, and cobblestone paths inside. Wine tastings are offered in a specially equipped room of the winery. The complex offers year-round accommodation in seven two-room apartments and seven two-storey detached houses. The mineral water in Medovo and at the ethnographic complex is described as suitable for balneological treatments.

Landscape

Medovo lies at the foot of the Aytoska Stara Planina. Medovo is described as being situated on a north-facing, hilly slope. The elevations above the settlement are said to offer views of Sunny Beach, Nessebar, Ravda, Aheloy, and Pomorie. The Aheloy River curves north of Medovo, while the Aheloy Reservoir is located on this river.

Cuisine and Wine

Medovo has a restaurant with folklore entertainment and authentic Bulgarian cuisine. Wineries in the surrounding area support wine tours.

Activities

The village administration of Medovo suggests a one-day hiking excursion entitled “In the Footsteps of Tsar Simeon.” The cycling route “Черноморски велоуикенд” begins in Medovo and leads through the eastern hills of the Aytoska Planina to the Black Sea.

Other places to choose from: Aheloy, Pomorie, Kableshkovo.

To the higher-level travel overview: Pomorie.