And with a pint of beer costing just £1.50, Bulgaria’s Black Sea resorts might prove just the tonic for a summer break this year. A meal at a budget restaurant costs about £8.50, while a three-course meal for two at a mid-range restaurant averages around £30, according to Travel and Tour World.
Plus, Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast is one of its primary attractions, offering a stunning blend of golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and budget-friendly prices. Areas like Bourgas, dubbed the ‘gateway to the Black Sea’, are drawing tourists with their expansive beaches and family-friendly atmosphere. Just up the coast, Sunny Beach offers not only water sports opportunities but also an affordable family vacation experience.
Further inland, Bulgaria offers tranquil getaways, like Rila National Park, where visitors can escape into nature, explore forests, and enjoy the peaceful environment. The old town of Nessebar provides a glimpse of history, with Byzantine ruins and charming cobbled streets that beckon those seeking culture and heritage. Bulgaria offers travelers a chance to discover a unique mix of natural beauty, history, and vibrant seaside life.
There are also ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bulgaria. The first four properties were inscribed in the World Heritage List in 1979, and the last in 2017. Bulgaria currently has sixteen additional properties on the Tentative List. Nestinarstvo, a ritual fire-dance of Thracian origin, is included in the list of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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It’s not the price of beer that makes Majorca expensive. It’s what you get for the overall offering. For nearly 30 yrs I’ve visited the Paguera and Andriax area. And yes prices have risen. Andriax has remained largely the same, including the building noise , pro rata. Pagurea has gone significantly down market since the early 90s. and is for meals drinks in my experience more expensive than Port andriax , in direct comparison of which there are very few. Which makes pagurea expensive compared to the 90s offerings.
Just one problem. It's Bulgaria!!!