Dreaming of a vacation in Bulgaria? Look no further than Bourgas. It has something for everyone including Burgas Sea Garden and Burgas City Center. Even better, vacations to Bourgas don't need to be expensive. We compare hundreds of flight and hotel options to find you the best deal available, leaving …
Super cheap, really nice place and the amount of food you get is amazing for the price you pay
fillipa trСевлиево, Bulgaria
17/02/2015
Arkutino beach is part of the preserved area of river Ropotamo, near Burgas, Bulgaria. The beach is covered with sand lilies - protected species. You may make awesome beach trekking - walk through the dunes, swim in the sea, jump off the cliffs.
Leigh VirkusPittsford (town), New York
17/10/2014
This is nice port city on the Black Sea. Still needs some work but much better than Romania and they are building. The railway station has free internet. Nice area for shopping with no traffic.
Rich CarrieroLongmont, Colorado, USA
18/06/2014
Burgas is at the extreme western end of the Black Sea and is one of Bulgaria's biggest ports. I was here on a border run from Turkey with my wife in 2008. Aside from wandering the two main streets, which have a few handsome turn of the century buildings colored pastel shades, and walking along the beach (where it's impossible to get away from the sight of cranes and tankers), there wasn't a whole lot to do.
Super cheap, really nice place and the amount of food you get is amazing for the price you pay
Arkutino beach is part of the preserved area of river Ropotamo, near Burgas, Bulgaria. The beach is covered with sand lilies - protected species. You may make awesome beach trekking - walk through the dunes, swim in the sea, jump off the cliffs.
This is nice port city on the Black Sea. Still needs some work but much better than Romania and they are building. The railway station has free internet. Nice area for shopping with no traffic.
Burgas is at the extreme western end of the Black Sea and is one of Bulgaria's biggest ports. I was here on a border run from Turkey with my wife in 2008. Aside from wandering the two main streets, which have a few handsome turn of the century buildings colored pastel shades, and walking along the beach (where it's impossible to get away from the sight of cranes and tankers), there wasn't a whole lot to do.