There are many arguments in favor of a holiday in Bulgaria. This is a friendly country for Russian-speaking tourists, its mild climate is perfect for Russians, and its fine sandy beaches are ideal for families with children.
Another important factor is that Bulgarian hotels in terms of service and comfort today successfully compete with the hotels of neighboring coastal countries, while offering a low level of prices for accommodation. Therefore, holidays in Bulgaria are extremely popular among Russian families with an average income.
Conventionally, beach holidays in Bulgaria are divided into two large categories - in large resort complexes and resort villages. The former include Golden Sands, Sunny Beach, Albena, St. Constantine and others. Among the resort villages - Nessebar, Tsarevo, Balchik, Sozopol, etc.
Albena is the most expensive resort in Bulgaria, followed by Golden Sands and Sunny Beach. In resort villages, you can find accommodation and accommodation options much cheaper. However, Nessebar also belongs to the expensive resorts, but here is a picturesque historical part of the city. Therefore, it is better to come here for a day with a guided tour.
The cheapest resort village is Tsarevo in the south of the country. It has the lowest prices for housing, food and fruit. In addition, the town is very calm, and Tsarevo will be comfortable for those who do not like the big fuss. A very good place for an economical family vacation.
Prices are completely different in places located very close. For example, Kranevo is located two kilometers from Albena, but if here you can buy pizza for 2 levs, then in Albena it will cost 2 euros, which is twice as much. Kranevo has an excellent wide sandy beach, and people who want to save money are better off coming here.
You can also have an inexpensive vacation in Sozopol, where, moreover, there are very beautiful landscapes and a unique Bulgarian flavor. The city itself was founded by the ancient Greeks, and there are places where you can see what it was like several thousand years ago.
Everywhere there are private cottages, where, as a rule, the owners live on the first floor, and guests settle on the second, much cheaper than hotel rooms. For example, if you live in Albena for 12 days for 400 euros, then a private apartment in the same Kranevo will cost 150-180 euros.
Well, those who want to save money are better off abandoning paid excursions and making their own routes. Bulgaria has very good and inexpensive transport links.
