We rested in August in Bulgaria, Nessebar, with my daughter (3.5 years old) and mother. We went from 4 to 22 August. The apartments were booked from Moscow, through a Bulgarian travel agency. And tickets, insurance and visas were issued through Moscow. The holiday was simply unforgettable. I liked literally everything, I didn’t want to leave, the depression upon arrival in Moscow has been going on for the 3rd day.
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We rested in August in Bulgaria, Nessebar, with my daughter (3.5 years old) and mother. We went from 4 to 22 August. The apartments were booked from Moscow, through a Bulgarian travel agency. And tickets, insurance and visas were issued through Moscow.
The holiday was simply unforgettable. I liked literally everything, I didn’t want to leave, the depression upon arrival in Moscow has been going on for the 3rd day....: ).
The sea is just fabulous, warm, clean. . . It's hard for a child to even imagine something better: 20 meters is just knee-deep. . . and then the depth gradually gains. . . Clean warm (and sometimes hot) sand.... Before leaving, I read reviews about dirty crowded beaches, and especially in August - I still don’t quite understand where people found it....Out of 10 rows of sunbeds, only 4 are occupied... I do not exclude, however, that where there are no sunbeds and everyone comes with their umbrellas - the people are crowded, but mostly local Bulgarians go there, as I understand it, this is at the very end of the beach...
The child didn’t get out of the water, they came to the beach at 10 and left at 13 (lunch, daytime sleep), then in the evening at 17.30 and until..... until it started to get dark : ) Because neither we nor the children (with me my friend with a child also went for 2 weeks) I didn’t want to leave . . we sat on the empty beach on sun loungers and relaxed, looking at the sea...
In general, in Nessebar there is some kind of calm and tranquility... combined with stunningly beautiful views of the sea, the old town...
Russians (as well as Ukrainians) were met during the entire stay....an average of 2-3 people a day....which cannot but rejoice... Mostly Serbs, Germans, British... well, the Bulgarians themselves (from the central parts of the country). There are a lot of vacationers with children, couples... There are not so many young people (in fact, there are not so many entertainments for them there).
There were no problems with food, because. We cooked mostly ourselves (no problems with the products). Prices - practically do not differ from Moscow, something is even cheaper... We ate several times in cafes, quite edible, an average of 300-400 rubles. for three (including a child).
We didn’t go on excursions, we enjoyed the sea, the sun . . 4 or 5 times we went for a walk in old Nessebar. it was even surprising for me that my daughter, walking there, did not get tired at all, although walks were often 1.5-2 hours.
For the kids there are playgrounds, rides. . .
In general, I got from this holiday, EVERYTHING that I wanted. Perhaps the only drawback was the lack of plastic windows in the apartments (young people liked to relax on the balconies at night). I'm thinking of going there next year. . .
Yes, in terms of cost in general, the holiday cost us about 3000 euros (including all, all the expenses that we had).
The holiday was simply unforgettable. I liked literally everything, I didn’t want to leave, the depression upon arrival in Moscow has been going on for the 3rd day....: ).
The sea is just fabulous, warm, clean. . . It's hard for a child to even imagine something better: 20 meters is just knee-deep. . . and then the depth gradually gains. . . Clean warm (and sometimes hot) sand.... Before leaving, I read reviews about dirty crowded beaches, and especially in August - I still don’t quite understand where people found it....Out of 10 rows of sunbeds, only 4 are occupied... I do not exclude, however, that where there are no sunbeds and everyone comes with their umbrellas - the people are crowded, but mostly local Bulgarians go there, as I understand it, this is at the very end of the beach...
The child didn’t get out of the water, they came to the beach at 10 and left at 13 (lunch, daytime sleep), then in the evening at 17.30 and until..... until it started to get dark : ) Because neither we nor the children (with me my friend with a child also went for 2 weeks) I didn’t want to leave . . we sat on the empty beach on sun loungers and relaxed, looking at the sea...
In general, in Nessebar there is some kind of calm and tranquility... combined with stunningly beautiful views of the sea, the old town...
Russians (as well as Ukrainians) were met during the entire stay....an average of 2-3 people a day....which cannot but rejoice... Mostly Serbs, Germans, British... well, the Bulgarians themselves (from the central parts of the country). There are a lot of vacationers with children, couples... There are not so many young people (in fact, there are not so many entertainments for them there).
There were no problems with food, because. We cooked mostly ourselves (no problems with the products). Prices - practically do not differ from Moscow, something is even cheaper... We ate several times in cafes, quite edible, an average of 300-400 rubles. for three (including a child).
We didn’t go on excursions, we enjoyed the sea, the sun . . 4 or 5 times we went for a walk in old Nessebar. it was even surprising for me that my daughter, walking there, did not get tired at all, although walks were often 1.5-2 hours.
For the kids there are playgrounds, rides. . .
In general, I got from this holiday, EVERYTHING that I wanted. Perhaps the only drawback was the lack of plastic windows in the apartments (young people liked to relax on the balconies at night). I'm thinking of going there next year. . .
Yes, in terms of cost in general, the holiday cost us about 3000 euros (including all, all the expenses that we had).
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