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Is 250 euros enough for 12 days
Tell me, is 250 euros enough for 12 days if only breakfast is included? How much, ideally, to take for entertainment and food (so on average)
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Lunch (soup, peppers, water) in the cheapest restaurants 500 meters from the sea - 5-6 euros, dinner 6-7 euros, without wine, on the waterfront is much more expensive. Trips without excursions: Sozopol - 6 euros, Nessebar - 0.6 euros, Pomorie - 1 euro. Excursions from 35 euros approximately. Something to buy: good wine -5 euros and more, rose oil creams - from 2.5 euros. Clothes are inexpensive, but not free. Consider.
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answered 12 years ago
They took 1000 euros for 8 days for two. 425 euros brought back. BUT we lived in Nessebar and ate accordingly there, in Sunny more expensive. In addition, the season has just begun (beginning of June). And that meant everything was cheaper. On the beach umbrellas and sun loungers for money. Each item 4 euros per day. (Better to bring your own or buy locally).
For excursions, it is better to contact the Bulgarian bureaus, we took 3 excursions at the hotel, and lost about 40 euros on this.
Bought only a bunch of magnets, 3 T-shirts and some cosmetics.
These are the expenses. When we were going to go, I also worried about this issue. I received this advice: to take 100 euros for two for a day + 200-300 euros on top.
For excursions, it is better to contact the Bulgarian bureaus, we took 3 excursions at the hotel, and lost about 40 euros on this.
Bought only a bunch of magnets, 3 T-shirts and some cosmetics.
These are the expenses. When we were going to go, I also worried about this issue. I received this advice: to take 100 euros for two for a day + 200-300 euros on top.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, it's already bent to you. Maybe Muscovites? They have a different dimension. They themselves were Muscovites and took it in the same way ... Take as much as you can, and then you'll figure it out.
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answered 12 years ago
We were there for a week, we didn’t go on excursions, we only visited the old town of Nessebar, there were breakfasts and dinners, so we spent 250 euros for two. I can not say that they saved much. Every day we ate something in a cafe and always drank cocktails, took an umbrella every day, bought souvenirs, leather things - that was enough for us. In this situation, even dinner for us at the hotel was superfluous.
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answered 12 years ago
We spent 350 euros for two (a child of 12 years old) for 9 days, Sunny Beach, a hotel with breakfast, we didn’t take excursions, few days, we wanted to be longer by the sea, we ourselves went to Nessebar twice. In principle, we don’t eat so much to overcome Bulgarian portions, so it turned out either lunch or dinner, the rest of the time - snacks at will. Cocktails were present, melba, entertainment at will, we didn’t take umbrellas, the hotel was practically on the beach, we occupied sunbeds by the pool, went swimming in the sea. A few souvenirs: soap, brandy, spices! cream - approx. 40 euros. Rakia was bought in Mladost, spices in Nessebar and Zora.
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answered 12 years ago