Shabla

The Municipality of Shabla is the easternmost corner of Bulgaria, charming with its raw beauty, endless horizons, and a sense of absolute tranquility. Here, there is no mass tourism or resort luxury, but rather kilometers of wild beaches, natural salt lakes, and a pure sea breeze. The area offers a unique combination of eco-tourism, ornithology, balneology, and historical discoveries. The municipality stands out with its vast, undeveloped coastal spaces, wildlife, and authentic atmosphere, ideal for camping, fishing, and complete seclusion. Among the most interesting attractions are the oldest functioning lighthouse on the Black Sea at Cape Shabla, the Shabla and Durankulak lakes, which are ornithological sites of global importance, the archaeological park on the "Big Island" in Durankulak, and the healing mud of the Shabla Tuzla.