Hi! Are you dreaming of a paradise vacation? Perfect, sunny weather? Comfortable conditions for sunbathing and swimming? I invite you to Sunny Beach.
Sunny Beach (Bulgarian: Слънчев бряг, Slynczew brjag) is a Bulgarian resort on the Black Sea coast, in the Burgas Oblast, in the commune of Nesebar. Sunny Beach is the largest and most popular resort in Bulgaria, with over 800 hotels. Another popular resort is Golden Sands.
The resort of Sunny Beach is called the Las Vegas of Eastern Europe. Discos, clubs, restaurants, amusement parks and hotel complexes with swimming pools illuminate the entire coast after dark. There are two aquaparks in the area. The resort is connected to Nesebar.
Why choose Sunny Beach?
Sunny Beach is the most popular choice for holidays in Bulgaria. It gained popularity thanks to its holiday atmosphere, miles of sandy beaches and a variety of hotels. Holidays in Sunny Beach are for everyone, for young and old people, and certainly for families with children.
When to go on holiday to Bulgaria?
The tourist season in Sunny Beach and other towns in the region begins in spring and lasts until autumn. It is best to plan your vacation during the summer season – from June to early September.
The peak of the season falls on the warmest summer months, i.e. July and August. The average temperature is then approximately 27°C and the water temperature is over 20°C. If the summer temperature is too high for you, I recommend going on holiday to Sunny Beach at the beginning or end of the season – until mid-June or September.
Sunny Beach Beach
The beautiful sandy beach stretches for 8 km and is even 60 m wide in some places. It is characterized by beautiful, golden sand. The entrance to the sea is very gentle, so it is an ideal place for children to swim. The beach is safe and clean, as confirmed by the Blue Flag certificate. There are plenty of hotels near the beach, as well as developed tourist infrastructure, including bars, restaurants and shops.
Attractions for families with children
Famous water parks in Sunny Beach – the most famous is Action Aquapark. It has 24 thousand m² of area and has about 30 water attractions for both young and old.
The second place of this type worth visiting is Aquapark Nessebar, which covers an area of 46,000 square meters. m² and gives access to 60 attractions, various swimming pools, slides, etc. Good fun guaranteed!
Then The family-friendly Luna Park is a typical amusement park that will appeal to children, teenagers and groups of adult friends. The amusement park offers many attractions, such as a roller coaster, various carousels and a scare house. This is a great place for fans of fun and a lot of adrenaline; karting track – it is 400 m long and can be used by children who are at least 8 years old. This is a great opportunity to race go-karts. This type of entertainment can be enjoyed by the whole family.
Also check out Camel Park. A perfect place for children who like animals. You can watch camels there, feed them, and ride on their backs.
Adult entertainment
The Sunny Beach resort is often called the European Las Vegas. There are plenty of discos, bars, clubs and casinos here. For this reason, young people and groups of friends looking for entertainment until dawn often come here on holiday.
What Bulgarian dishes are worth trying?
A local attraction on Sunny Beach may be the Bulgarian evening. This is an opportunity to learn about Bulgarian folklore and try the best local delicacies and drinks. Popular Bulgarian dishes include: banica (flour pancakes with white cheese baked in the oven), Shopska salad (made of cucumbers, paprika, onion, tomatoes and sheep’s cheese), kebabche (long cutlets of beef or pork), tarator (Bulgarian version of cold soup), lutenica (paste with baked vegetables), sacz (grilled meat with vegetables), gyuzleme (yeast dough with filling, e.g. cheese), seafood or kawarma (a type of meat and vegetable stew baked with cheese).
There are many more dishes, I recommend discovering new ones. You will match your favorite dishes. The recommended drinks include rose water and boza (a drink made from fermented millet with a minimum alcohol content), and among alcoholic beverages, rakija and local wines.
