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Is it possible to go on an excursion to Istanbul from Nessebar?
I would like to visit Istanbul
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We rested a few years ago in Albena, we took an inexpensive hotel to see the country. Every day we went to the new resort of Balchik, Sunny Beach, Nessebar, Golden Sands. Each of these resorts is full of travel agencies offering excursions, including to Istanbul. As far as I remember, the trip to Istanbul was for 2 days. We, unfortunately, could not go, because, as we were told, the visa was for a single entry to Bulgaria. I don’t know how the situation with visas is now, maybe my information is outdated. Have a nice rest.
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answered 15 years ago
Such an excursion is possible. I had a Bulgarian tourist visa and was offered an excursion to Istanbul with a night transfer - in the morning we arrived in Istanbul, there the whole day, the night was back. A Turkish visa is opened at the border of Bulgaria with Turkey, if nothing has changed, then it costs $31
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answered 15 years ago
In 2008 we went on a 2-day excursion to Istanbul from Sunny Beach. We stopped by to collect tourists in different hotels both in the SB itself and in Nessebar. The tour is very interesting, and 7 hours on the road one way ... Who cares, but we are familiar. And the impressions are the best.
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answered 15 years ago
It's a joke of the Romanians. When you arrive only in Bulgaria, you don't need a Romanian visa, but when you come back and you have a Turkish visa, the Romanians at the border make you buy their visa.
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answered 15 years ago
possible and necessary. about 400 km - a night to go. only when you apply for visas - you must tell the agency that they must do it twice. About the Romanian visa is nonsense. Bulgaria and Romania simultaneously entered the European Union on January 1, 2008, therefore, in 2008, transit rooms disappeared. visas for those traveling by train, bus or car. When you enter Romania with a Bulgarian visa, it is the same as entering Bulgaria, since there is no border between them. and a Turkish visa has nothing to do with it !!!
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answered 14 years ago
and one more thing - I recommend going to Istanbul for 2 days, then you can have time to hit the Princes' Islands, it's just an indescribable beauty!
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answered 14 years ago
from the trip to Istanbul there was a sea of impressions !!!! for 2 days in Istanbul emotionally enriched more than for 2 weeks in Nessebar (although there is also not bad). I highly recommend you go if possible!
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answered 14 years ago
A year ago from Varna to Istanbul (a night on the bus back and forth and a day in Istanbul) $100 without the cost of a Turkish visa.
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answered 13 years ago
And having arrived by car in Bulgaria, can I go to Istanbul by bus for a two-day excursion?
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answered 13 years ago
Excursions to Istanbul from Bulgaria can also be ordered here: http://www.bulgarianexcursions.com
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answered 12 years ago