Rock formations northeast of Beglik Tash | Photos

Astronomical observatory and thracian megalithic sanctuary Begliktash (40 photos) 0.66 km away
The megalithic blocks are made of a volcanic rock called tufa, likely formed during the eruption of a prehistoric volcano many millions of years ago. These include the Sacrificial Altar Bed, Throne, Menhir, Star Cluster Pleiades, Footstep of the Goddess-Mother, Sacred Landing, Moonstone, Sundial, Apostolstash, Labyrinth, Stone Crevice.

The Echo rock complex (Skalen kompleks Ekhoto) (11 photos) 1.87 km away

Dragon House dolmen (Zmeyova Kashta) (5 photos) 2.04 km away
The dolmen Zmeyova Kashta (Dragon's House) is located very close to the asphalt road, near the Begliktash parking area, at the beginning of the trail to the Thracian fortress Ranuli. It is a small rectangular structure made of large stone blocks.

Underwater seal cave - Primorsko (6 photos) 2.51 km away
The Underwater Seal Cave is part of the underwater park located north of Primorsko. It is situated northeast from Crocodile Rock, also known as Big Crocodile Island.

Crocodile Rock - Primorsko (22 photos) 2.84 km away
North of Primorsko, along the rocky coastline of the Black Sea, there are stunning cliffs and several rocky outcrops emerging from the water. Due to their unique shapes, these formations have been whimsically named Crocodile Rocks.

Saint Nicholas (Sveti Nikolai) underwater chapel - Primorsko (6 photos) 2.97 km away
The Saint Nicholas (Sveti Nikolai) underwater chapel is located southwest of Crocodile Rock, behind Little Crocodile Island, at a depth of 6 meters. The chapel was installed on June 1st, 2013.

The home of the mermaid - Primorsko (6 photos) 3.01 km away
A human-sized mermaid statue, weighing 800 kg, is lying on the seabed. It is located near the Small Crocodile Islet, south of the underwater chapel, at a depth of 12 meters next to a vertical cliff.

Thracian Fortress Ranuli (Valchan's fortress) and the Lion's Head Rock (40 photos) 3.21 km away
On Copper Ridge (Meden Rid), overlooking the Ropotamo River, the Thracian miner tribe Skirmiani constructed a fortress. During the first and second millennia BC, they arranged large megalithic stones to build walls and structures.

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