Bulgaria as a summer secret of the Balkans: Four pearls of shores worth visiting – Life

Bulgaria On the east side of the Balkans, it has as much as 354 kilometers of the Black Sea, and four places are separated among them that combine natural beauty, cultural heritage and affordable prices.

Bulgaria is a member of the European Union, but uses its currency – Leva (1 left is around 0.50 euros).

Food and drink prices are lower than in more popular destinations – Espresso on the beach can be found about 1 euro, while dinner in the restaurant for two can pay 20-30 euros.

During the summer, the sea temperature in Bulgaria is very pleasant to swim.

In July and August, the average surface water temperature ranges between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius, and 27 ° C, especially in shallow coves such as golden pjasak and sozopols, will reach the hotter days.

The Black Sea is less salty compared to the Mediterranean Sea, precisely because of the large number of rivers that flow in it, such as the Danube, Dnestester and Dnieper. The average black sea salinity is about 17-18 per mille (‰), while comparisons are done, the salinity of the Mediterranean about 38 ‰. Therefore, the water in the Black Sea seems to work Blaž for the skin, and many say that the feeling of swimming in it is « Soft ».

Golden Sands – Black Sea Capital Varne

The town of Varna, also known as the Black Seamin capital of Bulgaria, has much more offered from its modern port and international airport. This coastal area exudes historia, architecture and vivid city avenes that carry the seal of European influences.

The most famous beach in this region is golden sanders, about 4 kilometers long, 15 kilometers from the city center. The beach is known for its golden sand and clean sea, which pleases a pleasant 25-26 degrees Celsius in July and August. It is equipped with numerous bars, restaurants and sports facilities. The loungers cost between 7 and 10 euros a day last summer, depending on the location and part of the day.

Karaders – wild beauty of untouched nature

Half a way between Varne and Burgas there is a town of Bjala, ideal for all who seek peace, quiet and natural ambience. Karadera beach, which is nearby, is one of the last unspoiled wild beaches in Bulgaria. There are no great hotels, concrete promenades or crowds – only sand, sea, dunes and nature.

The sea is turquoise and shallow, and the beach is especially suitable for families with children and camping lovers. It is important to know that there is no organized rent of deck chairs or parasols – everything needs to take with you.

Harmanite – Historical Charm of Sozopol

Sozopol is one of the oldest cities on the Black Sea coast, founded at 7. century before the new era. Today it is a modern tourist center with an old town, rich cultural program and a number of accommodation capacities.

Harmanite Beach, Blue Flag Holder, is a favorite among families. Due to peaceful water and shallow, it is suitable for children, but also for those who want light swimming. He knows that he knows quite filled in the spike of the season, so it’s best to come earlier. The price of sets of deck chairs and parasols last summer was about 8 euros.

Balchik – Gardens of Queen Mary and Serenic Central Beach

Balchik is a charming city that combines historical significance and tourist potential. Its central beach is less mushrooms than most well-known resorts, but therefore offers a pleasant living and swimming ambience. The temperature must fly about 24-25 degrees.

The city is most famous for the Palace of Queen Mary, surrounded by luxurious botanical gardens. A complex of over 65,000 square meters provides a perfect blend of architecture, religious symbols and natural greenery, and the entrance to the complex is charged further.