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Sunny Beach

Sunny Beach lies in the southern part of the coast, 40 km north of Burgas and happens to be the biggest sea resort in Bulgaria.

Sunny Beach lies in the southern part of the coast, 40 km north of Burgas and happens to be the biggest sea resort in Bulgaria.

It has a great variety of attractions, including many restaurants, bars and discotheques which make it the perfect holiday spot for those who love night life and clubbing. The sporty type of people won’t be disappointed either because the place offers many opportunities for water skiing, surfing, yachting, horseback riding and mini-golfing.

It does tend to get a bit crowded and noisy sometimes, which is kind of a downside, but its nice, fancy hotels provide just the perfect hideaway, and at affordable prices too. Of course it goes without say that the sea water is great for swimming and the fine yellow-sand beach is perfect for sunbathing.

If you desire is to avoid all the crowds and noise and enjoy the luxury of the modern hotels and the different attractions in a more peaceful atmosphere, then plan your holiday for either May, June or September.

 

 

Source: mydestination.com

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