Vacation in Obzor
It so happened that this summer our friends were going to go to Bulgaria in their car and offered us to travel with them, for one thing and save money on the road. After a night drive, we finally got to sunny Nessebar. The first impression of the new Nessebar is an anthill, a lot of cars and people, a store on a store. We decided to look at the beach and were in a quiet out. hryvnia per day would have to be paid. There are free zones, ie. you can come with your personal belongings, but I think you should take a place under the sun as soon as the sun rises. We decided to go to Ravda, the same song. After a short discussion, we came to the decision to see Obzor. Half an hour and we were in a quiet town, we found a beach, we liked it, the atmosphere in the town itself corresponded to our mood. The search for housing in an hour was crowned with success: we settled in a hotel-type cottage, on the fourth floor on the very edge of Obzor. This joy cost 25 euros per day without food, but it suited us and even very much. Six minutes walk to the beach, a supermarket nearby until 24-00, cafes where you can eat tasty and inexpensively and a calm atmosphere both in the town and on the street where we lived. Obzor itself is not particularly distinguished, the village itself is small, two streets, three lanes, shops with rags and trinkets, Bulgarian cosmetics, Freedom Square (the square is loudly said), a square with a summer playground where children sing and dance, and carousels and swings. The first days we chose a restaurant where it is tasty and inexpensive. We stopped at Tonus, the portions are large, the prices are reasonable. There is a restaurant "Salt and Pepper" on Freedom Square - its level is slightly higher both in prices, but also in cuisine. There is a supermarket "Sparm "- I can’t say that the prices for products are lower than in small stores. I just found my favorite company there, which makes the most delicious Bor Chvor jelly, tried all the companies, confirmed to myself once again, like last year, the most delicious. A week later we went to the water park in Nessebar. The impressions are negative: firstly, there are a lot of people already from 10 am, and secondly, when you climb the stairs in the turrets and wait for your turn, you freeze so much that you then think whether it’s worth it to ride again. Constant drafts, cold wet tiles on the floor, long queue beat off the hunt after an hour of skiing. I do not recommend to come with children. I liked the water park in Sunny Beach much more.
Another point - we went by ferry on the territory of Romania, it costs 35 lei, which you can’t buy anywhere, they don’t take euros, even if you cry. At the border, change euros for lei, it should definitely be 40. The same story in stores.
But in general, we had a good rest: morning reading a book on the balcony in silence, a delicious dinner, clear sea and ice cream Raffi-milki vey, sweet jelly and the sun, did their job!!!!!! ! I wish you a pleasant holiday.... .
