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I can’t understand what is cheaper to take a tour or go by yourself (Moscow)
experienced, good afternoon! Recommend the region of Bulgaria:
1) a picturesque cozy and quiet place (discotheques, shopping is not interested), ideally the presence of architectural monuments, gardens or parks.
2) -th complexity: how to go more profitable? visa-airplane-booking choose a hotel, eat in a cafe or take a tour?
Survey! from whom how much rest came out of money? planning in September.
3) I look at the bookeng and I don’t understand that they take the full cost for a 6-year-old child?
1) a picturesque cozy and quiet place (discotheques, shopping is not interested), ideally the presence of architectural monuments, gardens or parks.
2) -th complexity: how to go more profitable? visa-airplane-booking choose a hotel, eat in a cafe or take a tour?
Survey! from whom how much rest came out of money? planning in September.
3) I look at the bookeng and I don’t understand that they take the full cost for a 6-year-old child?
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Good, I think it will be more profitable to buy a tour. As for a child aged 6 years old, today we just talked about this topic, children under 13 years old are provided with discounts even at the main place, after 13 years old the full cost is charged as an adult
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answered 11 years ago
Perhaps it is more profitable from Moscow by yourself. Agencies get impudent there, so very often Muscovites turn to our firms in Minsk. So, it's more profitable. In September, the south coast is better, there is less chance of rain (Sunny Beach, Pomorie, Sozopol, Nessebar, even Elenite, in September it is better there). Everyone spends money in different ways, depending on the hotel and requests. How much you want to spend, so we will advise the hotel. Only without the road, we do not know how much the flight costs from you. How many adults, besides a child, are on sk. days you go and in what dates? Usually a child under 12 at a discount, sometimes almost free. What type of food? Somewhere better by yourself, somewhere better "all inclusive".
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answered 11 years ago
A flight from Moscow will cost approximately 300 euros per person plus a fuel surcharge, the amount of which depends on the airline from 25 to 125 euros. I think it's more profitable to take a tour, you need to choose a large, reliable tour operator. They, as a rule, get plane tickets a little cheaper, well, there are all sorts of special offers. Another visa 65 euros each. Add up the booking price, the cost of tickets and visas and compare with what the tour operator will offer you.
As for the resort, you should like Nessebar, Sozopol or Pomorie (on the northern coast it will no longer be reliable with the weather).
As for the resort, you should like Nessebar, Sozopol or Pomorie (on the northern coast it will no longer be reliable with the weather).
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you!
concluded: to take a tour, the only thing that annoys - hotels do not sell everything that is in there (
Olga17477, the smallest resort in Pomorie, as I understand it?
Poola 2 adults, 6 years old child, the type of food we want is only breakfast (as I understand it, all inclusive in Bulgaria does not make sense to take, because there are a lot of tasty and inexpensive cafes around)
12-14 days after September 17th.
ZnannaK, Yeah, I just saw some hotels writing an extra bed. Is there already a bed for a child in the room?
concluded: to take a tour, the only thing that annoys - hotels do not sell everything that is in there (
Olga17477, the smallest resort in Pomorie, as I understand it?
Poola 2 adults, 6 years old child, the type of food we want is only breakfast (as I understand it, all inclusive in Bulgaria does not make sense to take, because there are a lot of tasty and inexpensive cafes around)
12-14 days after September 17th.
ZnannaK, Yeah, I just saw some hotels writing an extra bed. Is there already a bed for a child in the room?
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answered 11 years ago
For some reason, we have visas for 35 euros (we are Russians living in Minsk). Lara, Pomorie is not a small resort, but a very large one. You can't walk from the Old Town to the New Town. I love the Old City. But Sunny Beach is better for you, since the 17th. It's not so noisy there, but the resort life is still in full swing. Nessebar, in my opinion, is not very suitable with a child, it’s better to just go and see. And there are good hotels on SB. It makes sense to take "all inclusive". The restaurants are better in Pomorie, Sozopol, Kranevo. These are the towns where the Bulgarians themselves live, the restaurant business is well developed there: very tasty and cheap. But in your period, it’s somehow not like a vacation, everything goes together, it’s a little sad. And on Sat the whole month is good, festive. Ask for hotels: Trakia or Trakia Garden, Longoza, Laguna Park (very good), more expensive Tiara Beach, Kalimera Club. Expensive, but the coolest is Eureka. If you need cheaper, then ask Selena-2. There is a good and inexpensive one - Isola, but it is 15-20 minutes from the sea.
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answered 11 years ago
I would not dare to go after September 17 ... Maybe it doesn’t matter with the weather. If you are going to have a rest "for a child", then Sunny Beach is really better. At this time, the holiday season is already winding down and there are not so many things for tourists in small towns. I support hotels offered by Poola!
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answered 11 years ago
I live in with a child of 10 years old, though the bed is shared, tomorrow I will ask if the child is on an extra bed, what is offered in our hotel ?!
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answered 11 years ago
If there is a Schengen, there is a time that is not tied to dates, then in September you can go "savage". Here you will find different options. Better yet, a studio with a kitchenette for 20-30 euros per day. You can cook for yourself if you wish. Everything is pretty cheap. But this is provided that you find cheap tickets. For example, on aviObilet.com you can now find tickets from 30 euros for the end of August. In the season it is better to go through a tour operator. You will not bother with visas, insurance, transfers and tickets. "All inclusive" will tie you to the hotel. And you can try different cuisines (everything is inexpensive) and excursions with attractions. Were in October (10-20), sea 20, air 22-25. Sun every day. But this is not guaranteed. Since May 1 we have been living in Sveti Vlas. Everything suits me.
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answered 11 years ago
I do not understand how "all inclusive" can directly tie to the hotel. Well, we went on an excursion for the whole day, we missed lunch, and what's the big deal? Not every day after all with child. In terms of money, they will lose a little, maybe not at all. But you don’t have to sit with your child and wait for them to cook, you don’t have to tip (if you think it’s cheaper). And on half board, drinks are paid, and you need a lot of them. So something will come out. There is a good buffet on Sat, in that chill in the hotels I have listed. And apartments can be rented cheaply in small towns, in particular on Vlas. What to do there in September? I agree with Olga 17477, I wouldn’t go after September 17 either, it’s better to return before 20.
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answered 11 years ago
I mean what to do? swim, have fun, relax, walk everywhere, rent a car to wave somewhere, drink wine and listen to the sound of the sea, in a word, relax. what do you mean there is nothing to do there?
I'll go look at the recommended hotels, thanks!
about the weather, well, it won’t be sunny every day, we’ll wave somewhere, it’s just not hot, but it will be a sunny day - we will swim, I’m sure the sea will be warm ..
I'll go look at the recommended hotels, thanks!
about the weather, well, it won’t be sunny every day, we’ll wave somewhere, it’s just not hot, but it will be a sunny day - we will swim, I’m sure the sea will be warm ..
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answered 11 years ago
love the lagoon!
prices from 70 thousand for three all-inclusive, the funniest thing is that flying on September 6 is cheaper than 18! 10k strange if the weather is no longer 100% hot and the end of the season...
prices from 70 thousand for three all-inclusive, the funniest thing is that flying on September 6 is cheaper than 18! 10k strange if the weather is no longer 100% hot and the end of the season...
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answered 11 years ago
I mean that the malls (this is an integral part of any resort) are closed, there is no more animation for your child, no one is having fun anymore (I mean places like St. Vlas). There is nowhere to walk there, one shopping street at the top, a mountain resort. Therefore, I recommend Sunny Beach, from there there is a convenient transport interchange in all directions, there is a lot of space for walking. Swimming in the sea will be in question. so you need to take a hotel with a pool for the child and a bar for you. As for driving around and seeing, the north coast is better for me. Just in case, look at the hotels of Albena (look at Kaliope on half board - inexpensive and good), Nona, Boryana, Mura, Slavuna, Laguna Garden. It's good to drive from there. Go to restaurants, if you are not embarrassed that with a child, look at Pomorie, the Pomorie Bay hotel (it is better to take it without food), Kranevo - hotels Margarita, Vedren, Palace. In the excellent resort of St. Konstantin there is a good and inexpensive private villa, 700 m from the sea, but you want to take a car. If you are interested, I will write in a personal. It is also convenient to travel from this resort. And if the main focus on swimming in the sea is Sunny Beach, definitely.
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answered 11 years ago
In the meridian there is a family-type room for a child, a chair-bed is provided, I think each hotel has its own characteristics either in one room but spacious, or there is a zoning of a child's bed from the parents' bed
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answered 11 years ago
If Laguna Park is suitable, then take it boldly and quickly, you will not regret it. It is good for the child, and for you and your husband. The food is very good and there will be plenty to do. Good luck. If you have questions - ask in a personal.
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answered 11 years ago
The lagoon is better, and the child will be given a bed or a chair-bed, so everywhere.
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answered 11 years ago
Everything that you have listed will be found at the end of September, only swimming is doubtful for me personally, but I generally like very warm water))). With your positive, forward!!! Choose a hotel, relax, then tell us how you feel!
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answered 11 years ago
An extra bed is usually a sofa or an armchair that unfolds. Of the resorts, all the same, I would advise St. Vlas (you might think there is now a lot of fun, a quiet village), Pomorie.
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answered 11 years ago
Does anyone else think that travel agencies work for you, and not for their own profit???? Naturally, a trip through a travel agency is 2 times more expensive. And from the calm and beautiful regions of Bulgaria - Nessebar and Sozopol.
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answered 11 years ago
where did you get the idea that Nessebar and Sozopol are calm regions? In the season there on the beaches as in the Crimea. and in September everything is calm. Calm resorts on the northern coast, except for Golden Sands. These are St. Konstantin and Albena, still a simple resort of Kranevo.
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answered 11 years ago
And it's natural. But not twice. But you can calculate the options for an independent trip through travel agencies on your own. Considering obtaining a visa and the possibility and cost of tickets. You can also go by car if you are traveling with three or four people. Then it's definitely twice the price. But plus 4 days.
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answered 11 years ago
Poola, they took from there that we have been living there for 7 years. And we know what to compare. Therefore, these are not empty words, but experience. And in the Crimea, too, on the beaches in different ways, depending on the place. And I think it’s generally incorrect to compare the north of Bulgaria and the south - the climate there is completely different. And in September you definitely don’t need to go north
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answered 11 years ago
I didn’t write anything about 7 years, how do I know how much you drive? I wrote about calm resorts. I don't think Nessebar and Sozopol are like that compared to St. Constantine and Albena, that's all! Especially Nessebar. Read carefully. I wrote that in September everything is calm, and I advised the south coast for September in the first comment. We will go for the 9th year, all the time different resorts and hotels, so I consider myself a person who knows Bulgaria. But if someone does not trust me, then I will not be offended and I will not impose my opinion.
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answered 11 years ago
Tell me more about the prices
average check in a cafe
how much does it cost to rent a car
(I approve the estimate from my husband))))
average check in a cafe
how much does it cost to rent a car
(I approve the estimate from my husband))))
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answered 11 years ago
The restaurants are different, depending on the resort. In Sunny Beach it is inexpensive on the 3rd line, on the embankment it is many times more expensive. I would take "all inclusive", and go to restaurants several times anyway. If the main priority is to gourmand, then take Pomorie or Sozopol (both there and there it can storm and nail mud in September - the specifics of the location). In Nessebar with the Old Town it is expensive, in the New Town it is inexpensive. In general, it is inexpensive for dinner without wine - 25 lev for three (1 lev = 1.9 euros), expensive - 2 times more. First choose a resort.
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answered 11 years ago
We didn’t take the car ourselves, we are afraid on unfamiliar roads, Bulgaria is a mountainous country. And I looked in the advertising booklet - from 20 euros in Kranevo.
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answered 11 years ago
In Sunny Beach, car rental is also 20 euros per day, but keep in mind that gasoline is expensive there, but we can’t remember how much it costs, it seems 1.5 euros per liter, but I’m not sure.
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answered 11 years ago
Gasoline 95 and diesel fuel cost about 53-56 rubles. (2.52-2.58 leva)
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answered 11 years ago
the average check in a cafe with us = 30 lev. This is mom / dad, a child of 7 years. From food: a couple of juices for the child, coffee or cappuccino for yourself, beer, 2 soups, 1 salad, 1 or 2 meat dishes, three tortillas with garlic and cheese. We eat so much that we crawl away from the plates. They immediately took more and took them with them (here, if desired, everything will be packed into trays for you)))
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answered 11 years ago