Air-conditioned bungalows with private barbecues in Pomorie, near the beach and the therapeutic salt lake. A quiet, family-friendly holiday village rated 4.9/5 by guests.
Aniyak Holiday Village is a relaxed cluster of air-conditioned bungalows set in the coastal town of Pomorie, on Bulgaria's southern Black Sea coast. Built for families and couples who prefer privacy to high-rise resorts, each cottage comes with its own barbecue area, making long summer evenings outdoors part of the experience. Children are well catered for, with a trampoline and table-tennis tables keeping them entertained between beach trips, and well-behaved pets are welcome on request. The atmosphere is unpretentious and quiet, closer to camping-with-comfort than a classic hotel, which is exactly what keeps guests coming back — reviewers consistently praise the cleanliness of the bungalows and the warmth of the hosts. Just a short stroll from the sand and within easy reach of Pomorie's mineral lake, famous for its therapeutic mud, the village suits travellers looking for a laid-back, nature-close base rather than large-scale entertainment.
Property highlights
At the edge of the salty lake of Pomorie, renowned for its mud baths Village of air-conditioned bungalows with private barbecue Customer rating of 4.9/5 of over 100 reviews
Services
Garden with barbecue Individual air conditioning in the room Outdoor playground for children Pets allowed on request (additional)
Location & surroundings
Aniyak Holiday Village sits in central Pomorie, a small salt-lake town about 17 km north of Burgas on Bulgaria's southern coast. The sea is within easy walking distance, and the Salt Museum, dedicated to Pomorie's mud-therapy tradition, is barely more than a kilometre away. Burgas Airport is roughly 10 km south, making transfers straightforward. The surrounding streets are quiet and residential, dotted with small fish restaurants and fishing-village charm rather than large resort infrastructure. Sunny Beach and Nessebar's old town can be reached within half an hour by car, while Burgas itself, with its Sea Garden, is a short drive away.
