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This summer my mother and I decided to go to Bulgaria by bus and since I am 13 years old, some questions arose.
1. Is there a toilet on the bus and do they stop when they feel like it?
2. How long will the trip last (we leave Lviv)
3. Can I meet children on the bus?
We take a ticket with a one-time meal
4. Is it possible to take buns, fruits and others from the dining room?
5. Is it expensive to eat in cafes?
6. From what time and until what time is breakfast?
7.How much does an umbrella and sunbed cost on the beach?
If possible, please move quickly.
I will be very grateful!
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This summer my mother and I decided to go to Bulgaria by bus and since I am 13 years old, some questions arose.
1. Is there a toilet on the bus and do they stop when they feel like it?
2. How long will the trip last (we leave Lviv)
3. Can I meet children on the bus?
We take a ticket with a one-time meal
4. Is it possible to take buns, fruits and others from the dining room?
5. Is it expensive to eat in cafes?
6. From what time and until what time is breakfast?
7.How much does an umbrella and sunbed cost on the beach?
If possible, please move quickly.
I will be very grateful!
(^-^)
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---4. Is it possible to take buns, fruits and others from the dining room? ---
Absolutely not. Not one restaurant should do this.
Absolutely not. Not one restaurant should do this.
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answered 14 years ago
We went to Bulgaria a few years ago by bus from Kyiv. The bus is double decker. There was a toilet on the bus, but they hardly used it, because on the way they constantly stopped near cafes, shops and gas stations (the attendants know the route and all possible stops very well). Although the travel agency that organizes your tour will best tell you about the bus on which you are going to go. Regarding the time spent on the bus, I may be wrong, but it seems that the departure from Kyiv is around 14.00, and the arrival is 11.00-12. 00 - to Albena (it takes a little less than a day), of course it will be closer from Lviv. Now, as regards dating on the bus. If there are children of your age, then who can forbid you to get to know them? When we were traveling from Kyiv to Albena, the bus was half empty, people got to know each other, and the children generally sat on the last seats in a friendly company, but, when returning to Ukraine, there was not a single empty seat on the bus and somehow no one changed and not particularly familiar. The fact that you take a single meal is very correct.. In Bulgaria, there are a lot of inexpensive cafes and restaurants with excellent food. Have a nice rest.
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answered 14 years ago
I went to Bulgaria twice and all two times the bus left Kyiv at 8 am. The first time I went to Nessebar, then we arrived there at 9:30 in the morning
The second time I went to Varna, we left at 9:00 (we were a little late, we were waiting for passengers who were late), in Varna they said we would be at 8:30-9:00, and arrived at 7 in the morning. The duration of the journey depends on the drivers and customs.
If you suddenly really want to go to the toilet, then of course they will stop, and in principle the bus stops every 4 hours.
There are toilets on the buses, but they are rarely used.
One-time food is right, it is better to eat in a cafe and the assortment is larger and not more expensive than in a hotel. Portions are big.
For example, when I was in Bulgaria for the first time, I lived in a hotel, then in the morning for breakfast, some took a cookie with them to the room, took it out and no one said anything to anyone.
In Bulgaria there are both paid and free beaches. If I'm not mistaken, about 5 euros per day for an umbrella with a sunbed.
The second time I went to Varna, we left at 9:00 (we were a little late, we were waiting for passengers who were late), in Varna they said we would be at 8:30-9:00, and arrived at 7 in the morning. The duration of the journey depends on the drivers and customs.
If you suddenly really want to go to the toilet, then of course they will stop, and in principle the bus stops every 4 hours.
There are toilets on the buses, but they are rarely used.
One-time food is right, it is better to eat in a cafe and the assortment is larger and not more expensive than in a hotel. Portions are big.
For example, when I was in Bulgaria for the first time, I lived in a hotel, then in the morning for breakfast, some took a cookie with them to the room, took it out and no one said anything to anyone.
In Bulgaria there are both paid and free beaches. If I'm not mistaken, about 5 euros per day for an umbrella with a sunbed.
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answered 14 years ago
1. It is better not to count on the bus toilet. The driver makes "sanitary" stops, but it must be taken into account that a) these stops can be not only near gas stations or cafes, but also in an open field; b) each such stop significantly lengthens the travel time. Conclusion: we drink less on the road.
2. The duration of the journey greatly depends on how you pass 2 borders - Ukrainian-Romanian and Romanian-Bulgarian. I advise you to tune in for 20 hours, if it comes out faster, you will rejoice.
3.Why not?.
4. You can't. This is generally bad manners. In addition, pastries are sold at all resorts and fruits are much tastier than at the hotel.
5. In different ways, depending on which resort, season and location of the cafe relative to the center of the resort and the sea.
6. Depends on the hotel. Usually from 8 to 10.
7. From 6 dollars for 1 sunbed + the same amount for 1 umbrella per day.
2. The duration of the journey greatly depends on how you pass 2 borders - Ukrainian-Romanian and Romanian-Bulgarian. I advise you to tune in for 20 hours, if it comes out faster, you will rejoice.
3.Why not?.
4. You can't. This is generally bad manners. In addition, pastries are sold at all resorts and fruits are much tastier than at the hotel.
5. In different ways, depending on which resort, season and location of the cafe relative to the center of the resort and the sea.
6. Depends on the hotel. Usually from 8 to 10.
7. From 6 dollars for 1 sunbed + the same amount for 1 umbrella per day.
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