Pomorie is a coastal town on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast and a possible day trip from Sunny Beach. You can travel between the towns on Line 7, then spend your time around the waterfront or at the Salt Museum, where salt is still produced in adjacent pans.
- Line 7 runs between Sunny Beach and Pomorie centre via Nessebar, Ravda and Aheloy.
- The Salt Museum is an outdoor museum beside the salt pans.
- Salt Museum hours vary by season and day of the week.
How do you get from Sunny Beach to Pomorie?
Line 7 connects Sunny Beach with Pomorie centre, passing through Nessebar, Ravda and Aheloy. The service is operated by Di Es Bus EOOD.
Sunny Beach departures are listed at 06:45, 12:40 and 17:00 on working days; another listing confirms 17:00 on weekdays, and one schedule says there is no weekend or holiday service. Confirm the departure for your travel date. The one-way fare of €2.50 applies to Nessebar–Pomorie centre, not the full journey from Sunny Beach.
Line 10 also connects Sunny Beach with Burgas via Pomorie; its operators include Di Es Bus EOOD and M-Bus OOD. If you’re considering the larger city as another day out, see how to plan a Burgas day trip from Sunny Beach.
A walk through Pomorie town and waterfront
Pomorie’s coastal setting makes the waterfront a natural place to begin exploring the town. The Bulgarian Ministry of Tourism describes Pomorie as probably one of the country’s oldest towns, adding a long historical context to its Black Sea shoreline.
Keep your plans flexible around the transport you confirm for the day. You can take in the waterfront and town centre first, then make a museum visit your main scheduled stop. The Tourist Information Centre is at Kiril and Metodiy Square; its hours differ between summer and winter seasons.
Choosing a local attraction
The Salt Museum offers an outdoor visit beside the pans where salt is still produced. Its setting makes it a distinct choice for a day centred on Pomorie’s coast and local salt production.
For a museum focused on the region’s past, the Historical Museum’s exhibition covers local life from earliest antiquity to the Renaissance. The two museums have different seasonal opening patterns, so choose based on the day you plan to visit and confirm the current schedule before setting out.
Pomorie Lake also has a Visitor Centre, with opening hours that change by season and day of the week. If you’re choosing between sites, check the municipality’s current schedules and allow for the listed breaks or closed days.
Checking transport and opening times
Confirm the bus and attraction schedules for your travel date before building the day around them. Sunny Beach departures are listed at 06:45, 12:40 and 17:00 on working days, and one schedule says there is no weekend or holiday service. Seasonal museum hours can also change between summer and winter.
The Ministry of Tourism gives seasonal hours for Pomorie’s Tourist Information Centre, while Pomorie Municipality publishes schedules for local museums and visitor sites. Check the official site before you go, including with Di Es Bus EOOD for the bus service. For airport planning around the resort, how to travel from Burgas Airport to Sunny Beach covers that separate journey.
FAQs
Does Line 7 go to Pomorie centre?
Yes. Line 7 connects Sunny Beach and Pomorie centre via Nessebar, Ravda and Aheloy.
What can you see at the Salt Museum?
The outdoor museum includes its building and adjacent salt pans, where salt is still produced.
What does the Historical Museum cover?
Its exhibition covers regional life from earliest antiquity to the Renaissance.