TAKE a look at the sunshine spot that’s one of Europe’s cheapest travel destinations with fabulous beaches, busy nightlife and €60 Ryanair flights.
Burgas is a stunning coastal city located in Bulgaria.
Burgas is located on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast[/caption]
It is one of Europe’s most budget-friendly travel destinations[/caption]
Burgas boasts plenty of beautiful beaches[/caption]
The hottest month of the year in Burgas is July, with long sunny days and temperatures often reaching well above 30C.
Located on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, Burgas is a lively city with stunning natural landscapes, offering holidaymakers a chance to discover this hidden gem without breaking the bank.
Historically a vital port city, Burgas is home to several cultural landmarks.
This includes the impressive Church of Saint Cyril and Methodius and the thriving Sea Garden – a park that stretches along the waterfront and offers visitors beautiful views of the Black Sea.
Today, it’s a modern city with a laid-back atmosphere, known for its relaxed vibe, affordable food and drink and vibrant nightlife.
And with Ryanair flights from Dublin starting as low as €60 next month, it is now the perfect time to visit one of Europe’s most budget-friendly travel destination.
Situated between the Black Sea, Burgas offers scenic views and easy access to both sandy beaches and peaceful nature reserves.
Nearby, you can visit the renowned Burgas Lakes.
Here, visitors can take a dip in breathtaking saline lagoons and the area is home to a wide variety of bird species, making it perfect for bird watching and nature walks.
Burgas is also known for its stunning Blue Flag beaches.
This includes the popular Sunny Beach and the quieter North Beach, both offering soft sand, crystal-clear waters and plenty of opportunities to swim or try water sports.
For history enthusiasts, the Archaeological Museum of Burgas showcases artifacts from the region’s past – including ancient Thracian relics from the city’s time as a Roman colony.
Just a short drive away, tourists can visit the ancient town of Nessebar.
This UNESCO World Heritage site has cobbled streets, Byzantine churches and ruins dating back to Roman times – all free to explore on foot.
Another must-see for visitors is the Strandzha Mountains, which offer hiking trails and stunning natural views.
Burgas is also known for its fresh seafood, with local restaurants serving specialities such as grilled fish, Black Sea mussels and traditional Bulgarian stews.
If beer is more your thing, expect to pay only €2 for a pint in one of Burgas’s many bars and pubs – perfect for keeping your evenings budget-friendly.
And if you’re after a lively evening, the city centre is filled with beach bars and nightclubs, ideal for enjoying a drink while soaking up the warm summer nights.
The Spirit of Burgas is another major event that celebrates the city’s maritime heritage with music and dancing that draws visitors from all over the world.
Burgas is an easy and convenient destination for tourists, with direct flights from a number of cities across Europe, including Dublin.
Don’t miss out on your chance to visit this summer.
There are a number of historical sites[/caption]
