In order for your summer vacation to be complete, you need to spend a few days at the sea.
If you have exhausted all the options on the Romanian coast or simply want to change the landscape, you can turn to the neighbors in the south.
In Bulgaria you will discover a very well developed seaside area with unforgettable landscapes and services of the highest quality. The Warm season here starts in April-May and stretches until October, and as it is never too early or too late to go on vacation, we invite you to a short reading that will help you choose the resort that suits your tastes.
1. GOLDEN SANDS
Also surnamed ”Pearl of the Bulgarian seaside” the resort Golden Sands is the largest on the North Black Sea Coast. Enjoyed by the waves of the sea, the resort has beaches with fine and golden sand, clear waters and the reputation of being the most popular destination among the Bulgarian neighbors.
Resort's Name has its origin in an old legend that says that a group of pirates buried a great treasure here, where nature then took revenge and turned all the gold into fine sand, hence the name of the resort “Golden Sands”.
As many tourists the resort hosts, so many activities and diversity it offers. If you are looking for Fun and adventure, here you have a lot of bars and discos, tennis courts, golf and a variety of water sports at your disposal. If you are a lover of nature, know that the resort is located on the territory of the National Park “Golden Sands”, and here you will discover wooded hills, mineral waters and hidden springs.
2. ALBENA
Albena spans 5 km of beach with fine sand and clean waters along the Black Sea coast.
The name of the resort belongs to a character in Story written by Bulgarian Yordan Yovkov, the name Albena being a Bulgarian feminine given name.
Designed with tourists in mind, the resort features a unique architectural style. The hotels situated between the sea and the forest, offer stunning views from any location. The chic beach, equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas, is bordered by a promenade and boasts fine golden sand with a gentle water entrance. These qualities have earned it the reputation of being one of the most sought after destinations on the Bulgarian coast.
The resort also offers countless leisure activities, including tennis and football courts, an equestrian club, and a variety of bars and discos.
3. SUNNY BEACH
The Sunny Beach tourist resort is situated in a picturesque natural bay, surrounded by the Black Sea and the peaks of the Balkan Mountains. With 8 km of sandy coastline, it is one of the largest resorts on the Bulgarian coast.
The resort's beach has been awarded the "Blue Flag" since 1996, recognizing its quality and excellent service. In addition to its golden sandy beaches, clear waters and sand dunes, the resort is also famous for its vibrant nightlife, earning it the nickname "Las Vegas of Eastern Europe."
Sunny Beach is the perfect destination for any type of traveler, whether you're visiting with family or a group of friends.
4. BALCHIK
Located on the Black Sea coast, just 60 km from Vama Veche, lies the city of Balchik. This charming and picturesque town offers a modest yet authentic atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing escape. However, the rich history of Balchik sets it apart as a special destination.
Queen Maria of Romania fell in love with the city and chose to build her Summer Palace here. The place, an eclectic blend of architectural styles, is built on terraces and separated from the sea by stunning cliff.
Surrounding the palace is a magnificent botanical garden that houses over 3,000 plant species, making it a unique treasure in Central and Eastern Europe.
The hotels in Balchik cater to the needs of every traveler, whether you opt for a luxurious 5-star stay or prefer the charm of guest houses. The city is also known as "The White City" due to the white hills that surround it, while the coastline is often referred to as the "Silver Coast" for its stunning, shimmering beauty.
5. OBZOR
Obzor is considered the oldest resort on the Bulgarian coast. Nestled at the foot of the Stara Planina Mountains and just 60 km from the city of Varna, the resort boasts a wide beach, bathed in the warm waters of the Black Sea and abundant sunshine.
Obzor's history dates back to ancient times when it served as a small port on the Thracian coast. The resort is steeped in history, evident in the ancient columns, statues and the ruins of a fortress that can still be visited today.
These historical landmarks offer a glimpse into its rich past, making Obzor a unique destination that combines relaxation with cultural exploration.
The resort also provides accommodation options for campers, with designated areas for caravans and tents. A laid-back and unpretentious destination, Obzor is a favorite choice for families with children seeking a relaxing holiday.
