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What can you see in Sunny Beach?
I'm going to Sunny Beach in July. I wonder where you can go or go there.
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There is nothing to see at the resort itself, there is only a water park. And you can go to Nessebar, Sozopol, Bolgar village. There are other excursions that are more expensive, your guide will give you a list with prices.
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answered 11 years ago
What composition do you eat? Bulgaria is such a country where it is better to rent a car and travel by yourself (the car costs a penny, I will send the address of our Russian company in Sunny Beach). not in a hurry), Bulgarian village - why haven't you seen drunken orgies here))))) Nessebar - you need to live near it ... many problems disappear))))) write ... I'll tell you
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answered 11 years ago
in Bulgaria there are more interesting places where they don’t take (especially young people)))) there will be interest, I’ll tell you
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answered 11 years ago
It all depends on how many days you are going to. If less than 2 weeks, then I think that in July it is better to pay attention to the sea and the sun and recharge for the winter. It will be warm, but not hot: there is always a slight breeze. And in the evenings take a walk along the streets of Sunny Beach and which you will walk to Nessebar and Sveti Vlas. These cities are essentially a single entity. All three cities are distinguished by their architecture of hotels and residential complexes. We live here without 2 weeks as a year, but we always go or go to the Marina Dinevi yacht port with pleasure. Nessebar (old town) will require 1 day and evening to sit in a restaurant and attend a performance in the amphitheater.
There are many excursions. Look on the Internet for Bulgaria sights and a map to determine where you will go. And so you can get to Istanbul (about 300 km) for 1-2-3 days. A 2-day excursion is offered for 95 leva (the lev is rigidly pegged to the euro: 1 euro = 1.953 leva) Or to Sofia. I think that you can also see Burgas if you really rent a car for 25-35 euros per day. And on the way you will visit Burgas mud. Or drive the other way to Elenite, where you will visit the water park.
There are many excursions. Look on the Internet for Bulgaria sights and a map to determine where you will go. And so you can get to Istanbul (about 300 km) for 1-2-3 days. A 2-day excursion is offered for 95 leva (the lev is rigidly pegged to the euro: 1 euro = 1.953 leva) Or to Sofia. I think that you can also see Burgas if you really rent a car for 25-35 euros per day. And on the way you will visit Burgas mud. Or drive the other way to Elenite, where you will visit the water park.
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answered 11 years ago
This is a children's team of 12 years old (see the question about the Balkan 2 * hotel). Therefore, the choice will be limited both physically and financially.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, you won’t run away with the children’s team. Only Nessebar remains, but it's good!
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answered 11 years ago
uh, yes, except for the surroundings, indeed - they take them to Istanbul from these places on excursions, if the rest is long and they haven’t been there, why not. If the children are tied to a place - and the surroundings will be enough (one way is Nessebar, the other is St. Vlas).
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answered 11 years ago
yes, St. Vlas is also interesting in its own way. There are two temples there - a new one in the Dinevi complex and an old one uphill from the center of St. Vlas.
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answered 11 years ago
Today is exactly a year since we arrived in Sveti Vlas. And they never regretted their choice. He posted many photos of Sveti Vlas and Nessebar with Sunny Beach on his blog http://kozyrog.wordpress.com/. There are also photos of the mentioned temples. And not only outside.
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answered 11 years ago