Bulgaria:
* Sozopol: A picturesque coastal village known for its historic charm, quaint streets, and beautiful beaches.
* Ahtopol: A cozy fishing village with narrow cobbled streets, traditional wooden houses, and scenic seaside views.
* Ravda: A popular tourist destination with a long sandy beach, clear waters, and a vibrant atmosphere during the summer months.
Georgia:
* Gudauri: A mountain village known for its ski resort, with stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains and nearby forests.
* Bakuriani: Another popular mountain village, offering skiing and snowboarding opportunities amidst beautiful landscapes.
* Ureki: A quiet coastal village with a magnetic black sand beach, known for its therapeutic properties.
Romania:
* Mamaia: A renowned beach resort village, located north of Constanta, with a lively atmosphere, various entertainment options, and sandy beaches.
* Vama Veche: A bohemian and eclectic village known for its vibrant music and arts scene, attracting free-spirited travelers and artists.
* Eforie Sud: A popular summer destination with beautiful sandy beaches, spa facilities, and a relaxing ambiance.
Russia:
* Sochi: A major Black Sea city, often referred to as the "Russian Riviera," known for its subtropical climate, beaches, and hosting of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
* Gelendzhik: A popular resort city with sandy beaches, a vibrant waterfront promenade, and various recreational activities.
* Anapa: A family-friendly resort city with a long stretch of sandy beach, various water sports options, and amusement parks.
Turkey:
* Ayvalık: A charming seaside village with beautiful harbors, historic architecture, and a laid-back atmosphere.
* Alaçatı: A quaint village known for its stone houses, cobbled streets, and a vibrant windsurfing scene.
* Cunda Island: A small island village located off the coast of Ayvalık, known for its picturesque scenery, olive groves, and traditional houses.
These are just a few examples of the numerous villages near the Black Sea, each with its own unique character and charm.
