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No Camping on Butamyata Beach in Sinemorets, Municipality Says; Prosecutor Probes Tender

10.06.2026 16:18 1 min 2 sources РУС
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No Camping on Butamyata Beach in Sinemorets, Municipality Says; Prosecutor Probes Tender
Original source: Новини СЕГА

In Brief

Tsarevo municipality denies rumors of a camping site on Butamyata beach, stating only temporary camper parking is planned. The Burgas district prosecutor has launched a probe into the tender's legality.

The administration of Tsarevo has denied rumors about the construction of a camping site on Butamyata beach in Sinemorets. The area lies within Strandzha Nature Park and borders the Silistar protected zone. The municipality held a tender for the lease of plots for temporary placement of tents, campers and caravans for up to three years (May to September) in line with national regulations.

The winning bidder, company "PEPE.BG" (also "Pepe.bg"), stated it will not build permanent structures but only organize a camper zone with temporary infrastructure. According to sources, the lessee plans to accommodate 85 caravans, 20 campers and tents. The annual rent is 6700 euros for four municipal plots totaling nearly 35 decares on the first beach line.

The tender raised suspicions due to the participation of two linked candidates, one of whom was disqualified as an individual. The Burgas District Prosecutor's Office has initiated a review of the deal's legality.

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Tsarevo Municipality: No camping at Butamyata beach in Sinemorets

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Scandal brewing over large caravan campsite at Butamyata beach in Sinemorets

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