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For the first time I fly abroad. Need advice. Thanks in advance!
good afternoon! Please advise, we have already received a foreign passport and we are going to Bulgaria in the first week of September. It is up to you which is the best option for a couple who wants to relax for the first time in a cozy hotel, with breakfast included. (because I want to go to cafes), or tomorrow + lunch, with a choice of excursions. The budget for two for 10 days, 1 person is about $ 900. What reliable operators can you recommend? I'm waiting for an answer. Thank you in advance!
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super budget! with this would be exotic ...
but on the topic, I would take breakfast and hawal in cafes (at least some kind of excursion)))
but on the topic, I would take breakfast and hawal in cafes (at least some kind of excursion)))
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answered 10 years ago
Maybe Turkey is better? or another country
it is more logical to take either only breakfast or breakfast-dinner
it is more logical to take either only breakfast or breakfast-dinner
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answered 10 years ago
IMHO, we were in Nessebar in Mariet Palace (this is the city center, 5 minutes to the beach, to free -15), I will advise this hotel with breakfast, you can dine in White Rose. Nessebar is good because it is a city-museum, there is something to see and only 25 minutes drive from Burgas airport, just behind it is Golden Sands. Sun loungers and umbrellas are paid - a little further the beach is free if you take a beach umbrella with you. Excursions are expensive 100-200 dollars for two, but well organized, you can go by boat to Sozopol yourself. Near the hotel there is a supermarket - fruits are cheaper there (peaches 7 hryvnia) and a bank, in the hotel itself - a pool with a jacuzzi on the roof, a disco in the basement, a bowling alley, a fitness club. If on the first line from the sea - look at the Mirage or nearby, but it is noisier .
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answered 10 years ago
For Bulgaria, this is a very large budget ...
There is not much to see in Bulgaria, for impressions you need to go fly to Europe.
I agree with the comments above. Old Nessebar is a must-see, there are no guides there, but there are shops and restaurants like the local population in Shanghai. You can also ride yachts there (they depart from the pier, if you look at the central gate of S. Nessebar (the mill behind your back), go to the right side along the bottom, behind the bazaar to the right). There is nothing to see in Varna and Burgas, only the prices for food and clothes are significantly lower than in ZP and SB. Bulgaria is the sea and everything connected with it, as well as delicious food (national). Be sure to try mussels in shkarlupa, tsatsu, horse mackerel (safrid), kavarma (meat dish), chushchka (bulgarian pepper), shopski chushka (stuffed with cheese), tikivki (zucchini). If you can visit the capital, there is something to see. In every city (wherever you live there are travel agencies). We at the hotel talked with a local resident, with his words there is a so-called. excursion "in the mountains", they are fed with wine, a dance show, etc. - praised.
Cycling is very developed for tourists. Bike rentals are available.
Have a nice rest!
There is not much to see in Bulgaria, for impressions you need to go fly to Europe.
I agree with the comments above. Old Nessebar is a must-see, there are no guides there, but there are shops and restaurants like the local population in Shanghai. You can also ride yachts there (they depart from the pier, if you look at the central gate of S. Nessebar (the mill behind your back), go to the right side along the bottom, behind the bazaar to the right). There is nothing to see in Varna and Burgas, only the prices for food and clothes are significantly lower than in ZP and SB. Bulgaria is the sea and everything connected with it, as well as delicious food (national). Be sure to try mussels in shkarlupa, tsatsu, horse mackerel (safrid), kavarma (meat dish), chushchka (bulgarian pepper), shopski chushka (stuffed with cheese), tikivki (zucchini). If you can visit the capital, there is something to see. In every city (wherever you live there are travel agencies). We at the hotel talked with a local resident, with his words there is a so-called. excursion "in the mountains", they are fed with wine, a dance show, etc. - praised.
Cycling is very developed for tourists. Bike rentals are available.
Have a nice rest!
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answered 10 years ago
For goy2008: Sunny Beach starts near Nessebar. Golden Sands 90 km. You are a little confused.
For Virgo777: with your budget, I would recommend another country. Bulgaria is regarded as an inexpensive vacation closer to Ukraine (although your budget can be easily spent). You can call me (067) 518-92-62 and I will try to help you with choosing a country or a hotel, as there is a lot to write :) I personally went to Bulgaria this year by car with my family (there is my review, see profile) . About operators... Call us and we'll talk. Sincerely.
For Virgo777: with your budget, I would recommend another country. Bulgaria is regarded as an inexpensive vacation closer to Ukraine (although your budget can be easily spent). You can call me (067) 518-92-62 and I will try to help you with choosing a country or a hotel, as there is a lot to write :) I personally went to Bulgaria this year by car with my family (there is my review, see profile) . About operators... Call us and we'll talk. Sincerely.
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answered 10 years ago
ednis_t, Bulgaria, of course, is the sea! But, having driven it all the way and across, I can confidently object to you that there are enough sights in Bulgaria for two holidays, I won’t list them, I did it many times on this site. In Burgas, I agree, there is nothing special, but in Varna full, I advise everyone to find them on the Internet and visit. So, Bulgaria is attractive not only by the sea, food and cheap clothes, but also by its history!
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answered 10 years ago
Igor_m, I will not argue with you. How many people have so many opinions. Bulgaria is my SUBJECTIVE opinion. And the author of the question asks precisely about the opinion of those who have already been there ...
If we talk about Bulgaria as sights... well, it's probably not logical to compare it with Italy, Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic... (if you haven't been, I recommend it), there are beautiful churches in Bulgaria and S. Nessebar, perhaps everything. And taking into account the fact that I have the same sea in Zatoka in Odessa, the difference is only in the level of service and service, it is much lower than in Bulgaria for the same money. If we compare the sea, then I will give preference to Turkey, not Bulgaria. My opinion is unchanged - you need to go to Europe for impressions.
If we talk about Bulgaria as sights... well, it's probably not logical to compare it with Italy, Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic... (if you haven't been, I recommend it), there are beautiful churches in Bulgaria and S. Nessebar, perhaps everything. And taking into account the fact that I have the same sea in Zatoka in Odessa, the difference is only in the level of service and service, it is much lower than in Bulgaria for the same money. If we compare the sea, then I will give preference to Turkey, not Bulgaria. My opinion is unchanged - you need to go to Europe for impressions.
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answered 10 years ago
I absolutely agree that with such a budget it is preferable to choose Europe. Have you considered Cyprus? You don't need a visa, the country is amazing!!! the sea with the Black - do not compare. Montenegro-Croatia is also written to your budget.
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answered 10 years ago
I agree with Igor_m, who goes not only to the beach - will find something to see. We were in Balchik, where the residence of the queen and the bathsad is very similar to Nikitsky in Crimea, captures the fortress on Cape Kaliakra, strikes the natural phenomenon Stone Forest, you can also go to Istanbul for 1-2 days, spend a day in Sozopol, a day in Sofia - 10 days will pass and the budget will dry up. If you are traveling from a travel agency, they will provide a list of excursions at the hotel + you can drive around the area yourself, if by car - on the site, for example - Road, type in the sights of the place where you are going, there will also be sights nearby.
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answered 10 years ago
in every country there is something to see
there is no point in arguing
but, Bulgaria, it's a cheaper holiday. With such a budget, you can afford something more interesting.
there is no point in arguing
but, Bulgaria, it's a cheaper holiday. With such a budget, you can afford something more interesting.
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answered 10 years ago
By the way, about the budget - if $ 1,800 for two includes moving, hotel, meals and excursions, then this is not at all a lot for more exotic countries. For Bulgaria, more than enough, although in 2008 my wife and I were barely enough in Golden Sands $5,000 for two weeks, but it was cool. ednis_t, I did not try to compare Bulgaria with any other country - it is unique in its own way.
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answered 10 years ago
I wonder how the rest of the author? Did you get to Bulgaria or go somewhere else?
As for recommendations to other countries: my opinion is that if this is the first trip abroad, then Bulgaria is the best fit - the mentality is close to ours, mild climate, good food. As for the fact that there is nothing to see - I do not agree at all. If I were to advise now, I would definitely recommend the author of the topic to go to a hotel like Regina Maria in Balchik - a wonderful hotel right on the seashore, a bot garden and the Palace of the Romanian Queen nearby, and there - to walk, not to cross, and what coffee in what cups in a cafe above the wine hut (there are 2 of them - one at the entrance, after the cactus alley - drinks based on wines are offered there, not very, IMHO) and the second is a little further away, closer to the palace. And above the second - a wonderful cafe!
As for recommendations to other countries: my opinion is that if this is the first trip abroad, then Bulgaria is the best fit - the mentality is close to ours, mild climate, good food. As for the fact that there is nothing to see - I do not agree at all. If I were to advise now, I would definitely recommend the author of the topic to go to a hotel like Regina Maria in Balchik - a wonderful hotel right on the seashore, a bot garden and the Palace of the Romanian Queen nearby, and there - to walk, not to cross, and what coffee in what cups in a cafe above the wine hut (there are 2 of them - one at the entrance, after the cactus alley - drinks based on wines are offered there, not very, IMHO) and the second is a little further away, closer to the palace. And above the second - a wonderful cafe!
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answered 10 years ago
So how do you like Bulgaria? Have you gone?
Bulgaria is different. If you do not know where to go, you can lose time and not have the best impression. In fact, Bulgaria is beautiful and living here is not expensive. And it is best to buy an apartment or studio in a good location. The main thing is that you can always rent out your property and receive income.
If you or your friends decide to buy something in Bulgaria, I will help in choosing an apartment and advise where it is better to relax for young people or with children.
Visit my website http://7590.domaza.com
or ask any questions in a personal [email protected]
I will answer everyone.
Edward.
Bulgaria is different. If you do not know where to go, you can lose time and not have the best impression. In fact, Bulgaria is beautiful and living here is not expensive. And it is best to buy an apartment or studio in a good location. The main thing is that you can always rent out your property and receive income.
If you or your friends decide to buy something in Bulgaria, I will help in choosing an apartment and advise where it is better to relax for young people or with children.
Visit my website http://7590.domaza.com
or ask any questions in a personal [email protected]
I will answer everyone.
Edward.
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answered 10 years ago