Seaside escape for wine lovers
Hotel Festa Via Pontica is just 100 metres away from the beach in Pomorie, where the charm of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast meets modern comfort and traditional style, complete with a unique on-site wine museum. For those looking to explore, nearby shops, bars and restaurants are just 200m away, the resort centre of Pomorie is 1.5km away, and the ancient town of Nessebar is just a 20-minute drive away.
Unwind by one of the two outdoor pools or take a calming dip in the heated indoor pool. At the beach, enjoy the comfort of reserved sunbeds and umbrellas, complimentary for hotel guests (subject to availability). Stretch out on a sun lounger, stay active in the gym, or join the daily entertainment programme. For complete relaxation, the wellness centre offers therapeutic treatments using Pomorie’s renowned healing mud and lye, ideal for recharging both body and mind.
Savour delicious dishes at the main buffet restaurant or enjoy open-air dining at the BBQ Restaurant. Between time at the beach or pool, visit one of the five bars for a refreshing cocktail, a glass of local wine or an afternoon coffee. The wine bar is a must for anyone interested in discovering the region’s winemaking heritage.
Whether you’re looking for peaceful moments by the sea, memorable dining or a taste of Bulgaria’s wine culture, Hotel Festa Via Pontica delivers the perfect blend of comfort and local charm.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Poolside snack bar
- Restaurant
- Show cooking
Entertainment
- Playground
- Entertainment programme
- Indoor pool
- Kids club
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Darts
- Fitness
- Table tennis
- Volleyball
- Hot tub
- Massage
- Sauna
- Spa treatments
- Steam bath
- Turkish bath (hamam)
Find out more about Pomorie
A lively and popular seaside town, Pomorie is situated between Burgas to the south, and Nessebar and Sunny Beach to the north. There’s plenty to keep you busy in the town and beyond, plus a wide, sandy, Blue Flag-certified beach with warm, clear waters, perfect for lazy lounging and swimming.
With a good choice of local and international restaurants to choose from, diners in Pomorie won’t go hungry – the best offer traditional dishes such as mildly spiced meat ‘kepabche’ and just-caught seafood. There are also numerous museums and other attractions nearby.
A quieter yet still vibrant alternative to some of the Black Sea’s more famous resorts further north, holidays to Pomorie offer plenty of activities, historic landmarks, a mild climate and much more.