Burgas region is one of the biggest ones in Bulgaria - with square surface of about 7 750 sq.km and around 430 000 people populations. There are thirteen municipalities within Burgas region - the biggest ones are Burgas, Sozopol, Primorsko, Nesebar, Malko Tarnovo, Pomorie, Aytos and Karnobat. Burgas region differs from the other regions in Bulgaria with its location on the Black sea coast. The geography situation of Burgas region provides an opportunity for developing of tourism. The main tourists' season is during the summer period.

 The Burgas lowlands, the Black sea coast, the eastern parts of Balkan mountain and the Bulgarian part of Strandzha mountain characterize the region's relief. The Black sea coast is indented with strongly jutting out in the sea capes and peninsulas, splendid beaches and long and tranquil bays.

 Among the well-known geographic points in this part are Emine cape, Maslen nos cape, Nasebar and Pomorie peninsulas. The highest peak Kaleto is situated to the north - in the southern slopes of Balkan mountain. There are metamorphic rocks, variety of limestones, limestone and clay deferments. The useful fosils are copper, iron and titanium ores, marble, limestones, bulgarits, brown coats and clays.

 The climate along side the sea coast as well as 20 km within the land are influenced by the Black sea. It characterizes with soft winter, with positive average temperatures in January - about 3.2˚ С. Snow-cover rarely forms and in those cases it lasts no more than 4-5 days. The summer is warm with little rainfalls - the avarage temperatures in July are about  22˚-24˚ С. Because of the sea's influence, the autumn is warm and usually characterizes with higher temperatures than the spring which is cool.  

 The Black sea is not polutted in contract to other seas in Europe, its water is not very salty and there are no dangerous animals or plants.