Tiny sand beach and fishing harbor in a cove next to the Flagpole. Unsurprisingly, no lifeguards.
The Bulgarian half of the pair of large flagpoles that bracket the mouth of the Rezovska. There's a viewing platform at its base, with benches and a pyramid marker for being the most south-eastern point of Bulgaria and the EU on the continent.
You can get a nice view of the river mouth from its improvised pontoons, just try not to bother the fishermen.
Concrete beams connect a few low sea rocks. The water looks pretty when the weather is nice, but you wouldn't want to get caught there in bad weather.
Coastal rocks shaped and smoothed by erosion, forming a green-tinted cove. Best admired from the top of the cliff, especially in bad weather.