Dyuni

Dyuni (Дюни, "Dunes"; also Duni or Dyunite) is a holiday town and seaside resort on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, 40 km south of the Bulgarian city of Burgas and 7 km from Sozopol. The construction of the resort began in 1987 by an Austrian company and after a Bulgarian project.

A wild beach close to Dyuni where the sand dunes that gave the resort its name can be seen

The resort has a length of 4–5 km and a width of over 100 m, with a beach suitable for windsurfing and other water sports in a wide bay. Dyuni Royal Resort has ten tennis courts (3 hard with tartan surface and 7 with artificial grass with quartz sand)[1] and a number of swimming pools.

References

https://www.duni.bg/en/entertainment.html

Bulgarian Black Sea Coast
Dobrujan Black Sea coast (Northern coast, Dobrich Province)	Albena Alen Mak Balchik Balchishka Tuzla Balgarevo Bolata Bozhurets Dobruja Kaliakra Kamen Briag Karvuna Kavarna Kosmos Kranevo Krapets Rogachevo Rusalka Shabla Topola Tyulenovo Yaylata
Moesian Black Sea coast (Central coast, Varna Province)	Asparuhovo Briz Byala Chaika Chernomorets Golden Sands Golden Sands Nature Park Emona Euxinograd Fichoza Galata Irakli (Burgas Province) Kabakum Kamchia (biosphere reserve) Kamchia (resort) Kara Dere Luna Obzor (Burgas Province) Pasha Dere Prostor Rakitnika Rai Riviera Romantika Constantine and Helena Shkorpilovtsi Sunny Day Trakata Varna
Thracian Black Sea coast (Southern coast, Burgas Province)	Agalina Alepu Aheloy Ahtopol Arapia Arkutino Atia Begliktash Burgas Chernomorets Chervenka Dyuni Evropa Gradina Kavatsite Kiten Kolokita Koral Kosharitsa Kraimorie Lazurno More Lozenets Nesebar Nestinarka Perla Pomorie Primorsko Raiski Zaliv Ravda Rezovo Robinzon Ropotamo Sarafovo Silistar Sinemorets Smokinya Sozopol Sunny Beach St. Anastasia Island St. Cyricus Island St. Ivan Island St. Peter Island St. Thomas Island Stomoplo Strandzha Nature Park Sveti Vlas Tsarevo Veselie Varvara Zlatna Ribka
Tourism in Bulgaria

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