My DD have been looking at Bulgaria for a week away in September,as you know we have been going to Majorca for the past few years for our girly getaway in May but just fancied a change later this year also,so am asking has anyone any experience of Bulgaria,the brochures show nice hotels and surroundings but I am not quite sure,positive & negative comments are welcome ladies.
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We went in 1989. I think it was just starting up as a holiday resort for the british.
When we checked in at the hotel,we were given vouchers for dining.
We could use these at any restaurant or hotel in the resort.
The 2 main areas were Golden Sands and Sunny Beach. We stayed in Golden Sands.
I think it has come a long way since we went. Back then, there wasn't a lot to do in the resort,
although we did go on quite a few excursions.
The beaches were spotless.
If you do go,remember if they nod their head it means no. I f they shake their head it means yes.
Although they are now part of the EU, they don't use the Euro. they use the Bulgarian Lev.Sometimes I forget to like posts,but that doesn't mean I don't like them.
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I think my son has been there for a stag do. He said the architecture was amazing and everything was very cheap but it was a while ago. Might be worth getting a copy of the Rough Guide to Bulgaria to get a more honest overview. I did a quick google and there seem to be sandy beaches and lots of ancient buildings. Not sure what the weather is like though. Not somewhere I have thought of but it does look interesting but not too sure what the food would be like.xx
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I've never been but my cousin used to go regularly. He had a slightly unusual (but happy) long-distance marriage to a Russian lady, and they used to meet up for holidays in Bulgaria - Sunny Beach rings a bell. Sadly she has since died, but they both enjoyed their Bulgarian holidays.
The only adverse thing I remember was local hospitals weren't great, but hopefully you won't be needing medical treatment.
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
(Marianne Williamson)
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