Kraimorie
Kraimorie is the southern seaside quarter of Burgas — a district in its own right, directly on the sea, with its own beach on the bay and a municipal boat harbour. The city of Burgas expanded the harbour with EU funding: 54 berths for boats of 6 to 12 metres, with power and water pedestals and a slipway. City bus line 17 runs to the centre 17 times on weekdays, joined in summer by weekend line 17A; the municipality's cycling route also links the quarter to the centre. For anyone combining urban infrastructure, a seafront setting and a calmer environment than downtown, Kraimorie is one of the most interesting residential areas of Burgas — Svetlana knows its streets in detail.
View on Google Maps ↗✈ Burgas Airport: ≈31 min (21 km)·🛣 A1 Trakia motorway (Burgas): ≈34 min (38 km)
🏙 Year-round liveability: 60/100
Local amenities
- 🛒 Major supermarkets
- nearest major supermarket: CBA, approx. 6 km
- 🏥 Medical care
- nearest hospital approx. 6 km
- 🎓 Schools
- nearest school approx. 5 km
- 🚰 Wastewater
- Partial sewerage The sewerage network covers only part of the town. Where it is missing, a collection pit is required and has to be emptied for a fee. The ongoing water project provides for the network to be extended by 2027.
Source: OpenStreetMap; distances as the crow flies. Wastewater source: Integriertes Wasserprojekt für den Bezirk Burgas, Wasserversorgung und Kanalisation Burgas ↗
At a glance
- ·A seaside quarter of Burgas with its own beach on the bay — a seafront setting with city services
- ·Municipal boat harbour with 54 berths for boats of 6 to 12 m, power/water pedestals and a slipway (EU-funded, operated by the Burgas municipality)
- ·Bus line 17 to the centre: 17 weekday departures (05:20 to 22:10), plus weekend line 17A in summer
- ·Connected to the Burgas municipal cycling route — along the beach towards the city centre
- ·About 7 km as the crow flies south of central Burgas (coordinates 42.445° N / 27.487° E)
Facts & figures
- Status
- Quarter (kvartal) of the city of Burgas, Burgas municipality, Burgas provinceSource: OP Obshtinski Imoti — municipal enterprise of the City of Burgas (Kraymorie quarter harbour page) ↗
- Boat harbour
- 54 berths for boats from 6 to 12 m; power/water pedestals, slipway; EU funding (Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Programme 2014–2020)Source: OP Obshtinski Imoti, Burgas Municipality ↗
- Bus link to the centre
- Line 17 (Avtogara Yug – kv. Kraymorie): 17 departures on weekdays from 05:20 to 22:10; summer weekend line 17ASource: Burgasbus (municipal public transport operator) ↗
- Cycle and footpath link
- Part of the Green Corridors cycling route of Burgas municipality, running along the Kraimorie beachSource: Green Corridors, Burgas Municipality ↗
- Distance to central Burgas
- approx. 7 km as the crow flies (centre 42.445° N / 27.487° E)Source: Coordinate-based straight-line distance (Google Maps) ↗
Price indication
- Apartment
- 1.786 €/m² (median) · 1.494–1.905 · Property price 123.920 €
- House
- 1.857 €/m² (median) · 1.690–1.961 · Property price 323.885 €
- Plot(coastal area value)
- 169 €/m² (median) · 96–169 · Property price 126.145 €
Frequently asked questions
- Is Kraimorie part of the city of Burgas?
- Yes. Kraimorie is a quarter (kvartal) of the city of Burgas, administered by the Burgas municipality. Buyers here get a city address with city infrastructure — right by the sea.Source ↗
- How do I get from Kraimorie to central Burgas?
- City bus line 17 links Kraimorie to the Yug bus station in the centre with 17 weekday departures (05:20 to 22:10); weekend line 17A is added in summer. By car or bike, the route runs along the water towards the city centre.Source ↗
- Does Kraimorie have a beach and a harbour?
- Both. The quarter has its own beach on the bay, and the Burgas municipality runs an EU-funded boat harbour with 54 berths for boats of 6 to 12 metres — including power and water pedestals and a slipway.Source ↗
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