Lake Pomorie

Lake Pomorie is the northernmost of the beach front Burgas Lakes, situated in the quick closeness of the Black Sea and the Bulgarian town of Pomorie. It has a territory of 8.5 km² achieving 10 km² together with the adjoining clammy zones and has a prolonged shape with a length of 6.7 km and width of 1.8– 2 km. Isolated from the ocean by a tight segment of sand spit and a fake embankment, the lake is a ultrasaline characteristic tidal pond. Lake Pomorie is a secured zone since January 2001. Ocean salt is gotten in the north part and healing mud in the south.

Situated on the Via Pontica winged creature relocation course, the lake is possessed by 215 types of feathered creatures, 4 of which comprehensively imperiled, and is in this way of ornithological significance. Pomorie Lake lies 25 km far from Burgas and 2 km north of Pomorie. It is a ultrasaline regular tidal pond which is likewise the northernmost pool of the Burgas Lake Group. It is isolated from the ocean by a sandspit and a fake dam. The spit is made of "dark" sand. This shading is because of the ferrous oxides found in it. The lake has a stretched shape and is 6.7 km long and 2 km wide.