Buildings near the Dokuzak waterfall, advertised as beekeeping facilities in Strandzha Nature…

🌐 Original language: BG 📰 Source: taralej.bg
Buildings near the Dokuzak waterfall, advertised as beekeeping facilities in Strandzha Nature…
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Buildings near the Dokuzak waterfall, advertised as beekeeping facilities in Strandzha Nature Park, are actually used for tourist accommodation at about 120 euros per night. Joint inspections in the area of Stoilovo village, Malko Tarnovo municipality, revealed that these structures, promoted online as "Villa Dokuzak," are located within a protected Natura 2000 site.

Although presented as apiaries, the buildings are equipped with electricity, internet, cable or satellite TV, and typical holiday furnishings. Guests use water sourced directly from a natural spring within the protected area. The inspections found that the person listed as the apiary owner is not registered as such, and no bee colonies were found.

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