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Good day to all. We are going in the first decade of August to St. Vlas, we are 2 adults (mother and daughter), the choice fell on Royal Palm. First time in Bulgaria. I would like to know about tours. Where it is worth going where not, what is the approximate cost of excursions, and where it is better to order them.
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If for the first time, then, of course, go to Nessebar and Sozopol - the architectural heritage of UNESCO. Everyone usually goes to the Bulgarian village. Shipka-Valley of Roses. Your guide will give you a list of excursions with prices. But if this is dear to you, then look on the shopping street, there is a local bureau and they sell it right on the rows. But there they can save on a guide and a good bus. They can offer to Balchik, Aladzha Monastery, Stone Forest, Veliko Tarnovo, but I do not advise you to go from the south coast to the north. This is the next time, for example, when you go to Saint Constantine. Although, people go, who cares.
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answered 12 years ago
a regular bus goes to Nessebar from St. Vlas. Last year it cost 1.2 leva. It runs strictly according to the schedule. Very convenient. .and if it's hot, it's flour
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answered 12 years ago
Most of all I liked the tour Balchik-Kaliakra. Yes, it's far, but it's worth it! Well, I wouldn’t call it flour, the bus was good, and the guide was just wonderful, the time on the road didn’t noticeably pass thanks to the wonderful excursion. I also liked the excursion to the Stone Forest (with the same guide) and Kazanlak-Shipka-Etara, but it’s really hard inland and in the heat, especially since the roses have already faded. I didn’t like the Bulgarian village in Sozopol either, but I think that in Sozopol we were unlucky with a guide (a very monotonous story in very bad Russian and a simultaneous “dubbing” in Slovak for tourists from the Czech Republic and Slovakia). In general, I think that 90% of the tour is a guide, but then how lucky!
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answered 12 years ago
We were just very lucky with a guide in Nessebar. Before that, she went by bus herself (Nessebar-St. Vlas 2.2 leva. Nessebar-Sunny Beach - 1 lev) and just walked. The guide told everything in essence and very interestingly, he walked along the old streets to feel the atmosphere and talked about the temples.
The Bulgarian village - as entertainment for adults and children really liked it. She even fashioned a pot out of clay under the guidance of a master.
It is necessary to go to the valley of roses in the middle of May and it is far away.
Aladzha Monastery is worth seeing if you are staying in Golden Sands. It's close, about 5 km.
The Bulgarian village - as entertainment for adults and children really liked it. She even fashioned a pot out of clay under the guidance of a master.
It is necessary to go to the valley of roses in the middle of May and it is far away.
Aladzha Monastery is worth seeing if you are staying in Golden Sands. It's close, about 5 km.
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answered 12 years ago
Nessebar, yes, it’s not worth it to Sozopol, you won’t be impressed far after Nessebar. If you were in Bakhchisarai and saw the Holy Assumption Monastery, then you don’t need to go to Aladzha. , but you need to see if you succeed. There was a good excursion to Medovo with a stop at the lake to go fishing, on the way we bought peaches, grapes straight from the branches. The valley of roses at that time is almost without roses. Bulgaria is a beautiful country.
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answered 11 years ago
we are just now in Bulgaria in a hotel next to what you have chosen))))) but closer to your question: hotel offers and offers of our guides :)) are quite overpriced. Given that you will most likely be on the SAME bus as all the other tourists from St. Konstantin to Burgas, who bought the same tour on the same day)) Therefore, it makes sense to look. . we, by trial, found Irina (Irena Tsoneva, Irini Tours. The office is on the right, if you walk far from your hotel to the center :)) almost at the very end of Tsar Simeon Street (main street). A truthful woman makes discounts (although they almost all make a small discount), but! gives a lot of REAL useful advice on this or that excursion (what to take, how to dress, what nuances, etc. . . ) For example, last night we arrived from an excursion to Istanbul. From the entire bus, ONLY US was warned that Topkapi is a day off on Tuesday, that you should take your scarf, how much museums, coffee, etc. cost approximately (this is important, because the tour itself does not include visiting paid objects at all and you need to understand this at the start.. because many were not warned and STRONGLY disappointed! in place). With Irena were at the Caribbean (pirate) party with d
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answered 11 years ago
with children a couple of days ago - she also told EVERYTHING in great detail. Eventually!!! we took a sufficient amount of water with us (because the "drinks" included in the tour include one limited bottle of beer or fanta / sprite and no more ... any snacks for children, etc.. Irena honestly told us everything - what are the pros, what are the cons, and we consciously made a choice, and not like others came with noodles on their ears and then tore their hair))
Today we were at the water park (we also traditionally went to Irina to buy tickets and won again :))) once, and of course, upon arrival, again, you don’t stand in line at the cashier, but straight to rest is two. The price for the water park at Irina's (like many excursion bureaus) is the same as at the ticket office of the water park !!! and about the excursions themselves))) Istanbul is expensive and very tiring, but interesting. If you are ready to travel 8 hours there and the same amount back on an old bus and, in addition to the excursion, spend at least 50 euros there for coffee, sweets, and more than 50 euros if you want entrance tickets to Topkapi, the Archaeological Museum, etc ... then it's worth . And so no. Pirate party for a hundred
Today we were at the water park (we also traditionally went to Irina to buy tickets and won again :))) once, and of course, upon arrival, again, you don’t stand in line at the cashier, but straight to rest is two. The price for the water park at Irina's (like many excursion bureaus) is the same as at the ticket office of the water park !!! and about the excursions themselves))) Istanbul is expensive and very tiring, but interesting. If you are ready to travel 8 hours there and the same amount back on an old bus and, in addition to the excursion, spend at least 50 euros there for coffee, sweets, and more than 50 euros if you want entrance tickets to Topkapi, the Archaeological Museum, etc ... then it's worth . And so no. Pirate party for a hundred
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answered 11 years ago
We LOVED the old schooner. Paid for three 190 lev. The price includes delivery by bus to Nessebar, transfer to a schooner and on the high seas with a very cool!!! animation from 11 am to 2.40 pm (well +/-) of the day. + lunch. The quality of lunch depends on the chef - we were lucky :)). Lunch is served on the principle of fast food - that is, in disposable dishes, potatoes, steam / sausages of local grilled cutlets, salad. For dinner, beer or sweet water to choose from. At the end of the cruise :) ice cream for everyone. Animation is designed for both children and adults. 30 minutes are given for swimming in the open sea and fishing for those who wish. If you don’t have children with you))) it’s better to take the same cruise, but on a catamaran - it’s more fun there for adults, there is a tube slide. They stop at sea, put on a special. a shallow pool right on top of the water in the sea and those who wish to ride from this slide to their heart's content))))) pirate animation is there only on the lower deck. The top two are not used.
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answered 11 years ago
You can drive to Nessebar for free. Get on the gas station (a stop above your hotel) on a free bus to the water park, and then get off and immediately change to a free bus to Nessebar (the old city stop))) and that's it. No problems. we tried it, everything is ok))) Be sure to visit this city. And one more thing))) if you plan to buy souvenirs - ceramics and silver are better in Nessebar. We specifically compared offers to the smallest detail. So yes - in Nessebar it is more profitable and there are more original stores. The same Chinese counterfeit Chinese pottery in St. Vlas in bulk. few people will show you the manufacturer's certificates. But the original is not enough. And basically, Vlas sins with the Chinese ...
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answered 11 years ago
Good day to everyone! In a week with my family we are going to the Royal Palm Hotel in Sveti Vlas, I asked for reviews, and of course the mood is depressed, please respond to those who rested in this hotel this year, tell me if everything is as bad as they say, or it's just competitors spoiling the whole picture
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answered 11 years ago
Royal Palm is the second line. They lie everywhere about the first, because there is a wasteland in front of Royad Palm. In the first line there is Royal Bay (we are in it) and Casa Real. So, thanks to the wasteland, Royal Palm has a sea view and direct access (50 meters along the primer of the wasteland). The beach is SMALL. Designed essentially for casa real and royal bay. 85% of the beach is occupied by sunbeds casa real. Free zone is small. And in general, the entrance to the sea is BETTER on the left, on the rocky side. there you will see colonies of mussels at the same time :) and there are more rapans with shells. Outwardly, the Royal Palm is quite nice, although it is clear that it is not very new! The territory is well-groomed, there is a pool. The food seems to be nothing (acquaintances just rest there and the day before yesterday they said that the food is good, they didn’t complain about dirt ... but this is such a thing - to each his own). They feed in the air :)) tables under a canopy. As for me - this is a plus! More fresh air and beautiful views. Supermarket two steps away, the place is quiet. To the center - 20 minutes. Marina Dinevi Yacht Club is at least half an hour away.
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answered 11 years ago
In June 2013, we went on vacation to Bulgaria and booked the tour "Bulgarian Village". An excellent excursion that allows you to feel the culture of the country, relax, have fun! Highly recommend! Ordered here http://bg-more.com/index.php/2013-01-07-18-54-49.html
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answered 11 years ago