Kolarovo: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Nature

The area around Kolarovo is included in Belasitsa Nature Park. A visitor center for Belasitsa Nature Park is located in Kolarovo and presents information about the park’s natural resources.

A short marked circular route leads from Kolarovo to Gjolcheto and back. The park administration describes Gjolcheto as the only natural lake in the mountain range.

In the center of Kolarovo, information boards serve as the starting point for themed tourist routes. The themed route “Secrets of Water” begins in the center of Kolarovo and ends at Kameshnishki Waterfall. Its final section is steep and requires caution.

Hiking

The Kolarovo–Lopovo locality–Radomir Peak route is listed as a 7-hour main tourist route.

The themed route “Life of the Chestnut” begins at an information board in the center of Kolarovo and leads into a chestnut forest. It provides information about plants and animals that live in chestnut forests. The tour is 6.5 km long, takes 2 hours and 30 minutes, and is rated as having a moderate level of difficulty.

Culture

The Chukata locality south of Kolarovo contains remains from the Roman, medieval, and Ottoman periods, including a medieval fortress.

On the second day of Easter, locals gather at the Chukata locality. The church and village festival of Kolarovo is celebrated on Dimitrovden, October 26.

Bus connections run from Kolarovo to Petrich and to neighboring villages in the Belasitsa area.

More location pages: Kamena, Kulata, Drenovo, Petrich, Borovichene, Kromidovo, Chuchuligovo, Yavornitsa

To the overarching travel overview: Petrich.