Summer is the best season for family and other types of vacations and Bulgaria is in the list of European countries that offer great opportunities for spending unforgettable time there. Whether you plan short or long stay, Bulgarian Black Sea coast guarantees rest, a lot of fun, as well as beautiful, sunny and sandy beaches.
The variety of luxury hotels in Bulgarian summer resorts is striking and many of these hotels are built in a few steps from the beach. It is wise to book your accommodation in advance, especially if you plan to come during July or August, which is the peak of the summer season here and it is hard to find a spare room. The duration of the summer tourist season continues four months - from June till October.
The most popular beach resorts are Sunny Beach, Golden Sands and Albena, although there are many others smaller but not less attractive summer resorts, like St. Vlass, St. Konstantin and Elena, Kiten, Nesebar, etc. While Sunny Beach is located in the southern part of the coast, Golden Sands and Albena are in its northern part and in close proximity to each other. Both Sunny Beach and Golden Sands have great Aqua Parks where children and adults have a lot of fun.
More and more tourists are drawn to Bulgarian summer resorts due to the great weather and conditions that predispose to peaceful and tranquil vacation. Many of them prefer to stay in first-class hotels too.
All these advantages make Bulgaria one of the most preferred summer holiday destinations in Europe. The fulfilling summer retreat that tourists will experience during their stay here will surely make them choose this destination again next summer. In addition to the sea and sand, the region also offers great cultural landmarks. One of them is "The Stone Forest", located near to Varna and attracting visitors from all over the world.
Varna is the third biggest city in Bulgaria, but it is known also as a Sea capital, due to the great sandy beaches it provides. But this is not all you can see in this seaside city, as it also offers great art galleries, museums, theaters, cultural monuments and many other entertainments. If you plan a family holiday in this city, you should necessarily visit the Sea Garden, where the Zoo, Aquarium and Dolphinarium are located.
Probably the most amazing feature of Bulgarian summer resorts is their serenity that amazes all the tourists, who find here an ideal place to escape from the troubles of their hectic lifestyle and get a real rest. The time is as if stopped during the day and starts to run again in the night, when the resorts turns into a fair full of noises and colors. You can find a lot of traders, painters, craftsmen and shops along the streets that offer whatever you can or cannot imagine. It is safe to walk in the night, as the streets are lighted and there are many people everywhere walking, buying or selling.
Nightclubs and restaurants are also occupied keeping their clients entertained with live music and dancing waiters. They offer a big choice of meals along with traditional Bulgarian meals like "tarator" and "banitsa". Even though some of the waiters might not be professionals, you will surely be satisfied with the food and the services provided.
The variety of luxury hotels in Bulgarian summer resorts is striking and many of these hotels are built in a few steps from the beach. It is wise to book your accommodation in advance, especially if you plan to come during July or August, which is the peak of the summer season here and it is hard to find a spare room. The duration of the summer tourist season continues four months - from June till October.
The most popular beach resorts are Sunny Beach, Golden Sands and Albena, although there are many others smaller but not less attractive summer resorts, like St. Vlass, St. Konstantin and Elena, Kiten, Nesebar, etc. While Sunny Beach is located in the southern part of the coast, Golden Sands and Albena are in its northern part and in close proximity to each other. Both Sunny Beach and Golden Sands have great Aqua Parks where children and adults have a lot of fun.
More and more tourists are drawn to Bulgarian summer resorts due to the great weather and conditions that predispose to peaceful and tranquil vacation. Many of them prefer to stay in first-class hotels too.
All these advantages make Bulgaria one of the most preferred summer holiday destinations in Europe. The fulfilling summer retreat that tourists will experience during their stay here will surely make them choose this destination again next summer. In addition to the sea and sand, the region also offers great cultural landmarks. One of them is "The Stone Forest", located near to Varna and attracting visitors from all over the world.
Varna is the third biggest city in Bulgaria, but it is known also as a Sea capital, due to the great sandy beaches it provides. But this is not all you can see in this seaside city, as it also offers great art galleries, museums, theaters, cultural monuments and many other entertainments. If you plan a family holiday in this city, you should necessarily visit the Sea Garden, where the Zoo, Aquarium and Dolphinarium are located.
Probably the most amazing feature of Bulgarian summer resorts is their serenity that amazes all the tourists, who find here an ideal place to escape from the troubles of their hectic lifestyle and get a real rest. The time is as if stopped during the day and starts to run again in the night, when the resorts turns into a fair full of noises and colors. You can find a lot of traders, painters, craftsmen and shops along the streets that offer whatever you can or cannot imagine. It is safe to walk in the night, as the streets are lighted and there are many people everywhere walking, buying or selling.
Nightclubs and restaurants are also occupied keeping their clients entertained with live music and dancing waiters. They offer a big choice of meals along with traditional Bulgarian meals like "tarator" and "banitsa". Even though some of the waiters might not be professionals, you will surely be satisfied with the food and the services provided.
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