Infrastructure

The E-87 panoramic road is of key importance for the accessibility of the municipality (Constanta - Varna - Burgas - Malko Tarnovo - Istanbul). The national road network on the territory of the municipality consists of one first class road I-9, which is part of the European road network and, in particular, of the E-87 road. Its length on the territory of the municipality is 24 km. The second most important is the second class road II-99 (Burgas - Marinka) - Sozopol - Primorsko - Tsarevo - Malko Tarnovo (Malko Tarnovo - Turkish border), which serves the coast and cross-border connection with the Republic of Bulgaria. Turkey. The next in importance is the third class road III-908 (Burgas - Rosen - Veselie) with a length of 31 km. The municipal road network is 109,9 km. In addition to its general unsatisfactory condition, the relief obstacles are led to the lack of direct connections between all settlements of the municipality. The connection with
to the hinterland is realised by bypasses as far as the town. Burgas. The uneven accessibility is a barrier not only to people's daily lives, but also to the use of tourist and other economic potentials of the hinterland.

The main maritime infrastructure is the port of Sozopol, which has long lost
its former regional importance for passenger traffic. It is used exclusively
as a fishing port, for leisure and tourist trips and as the main
marina. There are fishing boat harbours in the town of. Sozopol and the town of. Chernomorets, and at the c. The second marina in the municipality operates in the town of Sozozo.

With the full construction of the Trakia Motorway and the significantly improved accessibility, there are conditions have been created not only for an increase in tourist trips, but also for attract investment in alternative areas contributing to the sustainable development of the territory.