Tsarevo is a tranquil place on the sea coast, especially appropriate for family and individual tourism. The old name of the town is Michurin. The resort's infrastructure is well managed with regular transport to the neighbour resorts and settlements. The categories of the hotels are as usual 2*, 3* and 4* and apart hotels. The town has a modern yacht port with convenient small boats and ships places.

HISTORY:
Names of the town in the past: Vasiliko (12th c.), Tsarevo (until 1950), Michurin (until 1991). In the aquatory of “Arapya” camping site, 3 km north of Tsarevo, archaeological finds dating from the Late Antiquity period have been found. Underwater archaeological surveys have discovered amphoras from the Late Antiquity (4th–6th century) and import red-polished pottery made in North Africa, Syria and Constantinople. Remains of medieval fortress lie on the southern peninsula of the town. Another Late Antiquity and medieval fortress is located on the near-by “Papiya” peak in Strandzha Mountain.
In the Middle Ages and 19th century wheat was produced in the region and exported. There were windmills and watermills around the town; flour was exported as well and passing ships were supplied. Beside the grains, there was large grapes production too in the region. The working population was grouped in fishermen, sailors, captains, ship owners and traders societies. In 1913 East Thrace refugees settled in the town. The harbour was built in 1931 and reconstructed and widened during the last two decades. In the beginning of 1970s there's been a fire in the town and since then it is divided into old and new part.

CLIMATE:
The average summer air temperature is 26°C  and the water temperature is between 22°-26°C.
Mild Mediterranean climate, formed under the influence of the three near seas - the Black Sea, the Aegean Sea and the Sea of Marmara.

TOURISM CONDITIONS. BEACHES:
The beach is covered with golden sand. Along the municipality's sea coast 16 beaches are formed and the administrative centre – the town of Tsarevo, is situated on three coves. The total length of the beaches is 9 184 metres.
Among the most popular beaches are “Arapya”, “Nestinarka”, “Central beach” and “Popski plazh”.

LOCATION:
Tsarevo is 70 km south-east of Bourgas and is situated next to the town of Ahtopol. The beautiful “Ropotamo” reserve is 15 km from Tsarevo and Djunite holiday settlement is 25 km away. Tsarevo is a very pretty town built on the sea coast. The old and the new parts of the town are connected  through an isthmus. Other towns/cities and settlements in the region are:
towns/cities: Bourgas, Malko Tarnovo;
resorts/ holiday settlements: Ahtopol, Lozenets, Kiten, Primorsko, Djuni, Sozopol.

TRANSPORT:
How can we reach Tsarevo?
By bus:
You can take a direct bus to Tsarevo from the Central Bus Station in Sofia. During the summer season a preliminary ticket purchase is recommended (at least a week prior to the travel date).
By train:
You can take a train to Bourgas from the Central Railway Station in Sofia. For sleeping-car you need a preliminary reservation at least a week prior to the travel date. From Bourgas you can take a bus or a taxi to Tsarevo.
By air plane:
The fastest way to reach Tsarevo is taking the plane Sofia-Bourgas. From Bourgas you can take a bus or a taxi to Tsarevo.

ATTRACTIONS:
Tsarevo resort offers varied entertainment. The water attractions include water skiing, water slides, surfing, scooters, jets, boat and yacht cruises. There's also beach volleyball, tennis courts and lots more opportunities for fun.
In Tsarevo is the only pirate church in Bulgaria. During the medieval period the population earned their living with fishing and piracy, according to the season. They wished to receive redemption so they built “Uspenie Bogorodichno” Church (The Church of the Assumption). Today the church is fully reconstructed and is an unique tourist attraction not only because of its attractive location on the peninsula far out at the sea near the old town (present-day “Vasiliko” district) but also because it is one of the very few completely preserved cultural monuments of that period.

SPORTS ACTIVITIES:
The unique combination of sea, mountain and rivers with exotic vegetation and various fauna species is a precondition for the development of cognitive tourism, yacht tourism, hobby tourism like flora and fauna observation, hunting tourism, sports and underwater fishing.

RESTAURANTS AND NIGHT LIFE:
There are varied restaurant types in Tsarevo offering Bulgarian traditional cuisine, fast food restaurants, pizza restaurants, coffee shops, bars, discotheques, bistros, snack bars.
Here are some of the best restaurants:
- “Liliya” Hotel & Restaurant, 194 “Vasiliko”, tel.: +359 885 45 59 38;
- “Kevi” Restaurant, 3 “Preobrazhenska” St, tel.: +359 886 016 868;
- “Ribarska sreshta” Hotel & Restaurant, on the harbour, tel.: + 359 550 539 22;
- “Yalta” Restaurant;
- “Passat” Snack Bar.
Tsarevo in the night:
- “Boomerang” Discotheque, next to the harbour.

HEALTH & BALNEOLOGY:
There are wonderful hotels in Tsarevo offering varied spa procedures:
- “South Beach“ Spa Hotel, 4*, Nestinarka beach;
- “Regina Mare” Spa Hotel, 4 *, south beach;
- “Zamaka” (“The Castle”) Spa Hotel, 3*, 36 “Preobrazhenska” St.

EXCURSIONS AND SIGHTSEEING AROUND THE RESORT:
The rich cultural and historical heritage is beneficial for rural tourism and cultural tourism development.
Every year in the end of May are held Arts Festival; “The Neptune Days” are in the summer.
Fairs: Children and Youths' Literature and Arts Traditional Festival - 01-13 June.
The Sea Week - 01-07 August. Amateur arts activities review.
Fairs: fire-dancing games - “St Constantine and Elena” – 03 June in the village of Balgari, “St Georgi” in the village of Lozenets, “St Elena” – the town of Ahtopol, “St Iliya” – the village of Kosti, “St Marina” – Fazanovo, “St Bogoroditsa” (“St Virgin Mary”) – the village of Varvara, “St Pantaleymon” - the village of Brodilovo.
Traditionally the Mana Honey Festival is in August.
Natural sites:
- “Popovi skali” (“Priest's Rocks”) - along the Trionska River valley;
- “The Marsh Snowdrop Field” - in “Oasis” camping site;
- “Oasis”, “Piren”, “Arapya”, “Nestinarka” and “Dolphin” camping sites;
- “Maharata” Cave.
Architectural reserves:
- The ruins of the antique and medieval fortresses of “Urdoviza” and “Ahtopolska stena” (“Ahtopol's Wall”);
- Religious architecture - “Sv Uspenie Bogorodichno” Church (The Church of the Assumption) - the town of Tsarevo, “Sv Sv Kiril and Metodii” (“Saints Cyril and Methodius“) - in the village of Kosti, “St Panteleymon” (“Saint Pantaleon“) – in the village of Brodilovo;
- “Sveta Troitsa” (“The Holy Trinity”) Church, built in 1810, is raising on the southern peninsula of the town. There had been an older church on the same place. Today's values include a “St Nikola” icon (1805), the sailors and fishermen protector, and an icon of “Ivan Krastitel” icon respectfully signed by the icon-painter Yoan;
- The Greek school which is a cultural monument today.
Near Tsarevo is the village of Balgari declared as a folklore reserve preserving authentic fire-dancing tradition.
“Strandzha” Natural Park including “Silkosiya” and “Tisovitsa” reserves.
Protected areas: “Silistar” and Veleka River Valley.