Category Archives: Bulgaria

Wonderful rocks is a fascinating place in Bulgaria, located in the Varna region. It is not on the beach, but close to it. We visited the spot during one of our recent summer holidays and we liked it a lot.

If you are spending your summer holiday on the Bulgarian Northern Black Sea coast or you have a trip to Varna and the region and want to try something different, then a boat or water bike stroll along the Kamchia … Continue reading →

In this article, I will take you on a journey through the must-see sights of Varna and nearby, and show you the top attractions there. Most of the places, described below, can be visited almost any time a year.

The White River Eco Trail is one of the best made and stable eco trails in Bulgaria I have ever gone through. The route of the trail has the shape of the figure 8 and runs in the picturesque gorge … Continue reading →

The Goritsa waterfall in Rila Mountains is 39 meters high and very easy to reach. It takes only 15 minutes walk to it.

Very close to the Bachkovo Monastery – among the most famous Bulgarian monasteries and the second largest after the Rila Monastery – there is a waterfall that throws its waters in different directions. It is Bachkovo Falls – one of … Continue reading →

Burgas is one of the two major cities on the Bulgarian Black sea coast. While lazy beach days are a given, why not spice up your summer holiday with some unforgettable day trips? From historic sites to natural wonders, here … Continue reading →

I have passed many times through Sopot and Karlovo, but in a hurry. At the beginning of March, I headed out there again and spent a few days. I visited great places that I am going to talk about below.

Chateau Copsa, Bulgaria, is a winery and a hotel in the heart of the Bulgarian Rose Valley. At the very beginning of March we had the great pleasure to stay in Chateau Copsa, where we relaxed and enjoyed delicious food … Continue reading →

Stara Zagora in Bulgaria is among the oldest cities in the world. You can walk there through a fully authentic Roman street at age 2,000+ years and it is in the heart of the today’s modern city.