Sunny Beach, beach and nature on the Black Sea
Sunny Beach invites you to enjoy a destination where sun, sea and fun combine to perfection. This lively Black Sea enclave is known for its extensive beaches and vibrant coastal environment.
While you travel, you can relax in the arena to explore the port city of Burgas or historic Varna, every corner of the Bulgarian coast offers unforgettable experiences.
Along the coast, Bulgaria hides authentic jewels such as Sofia, the capital full of history and culture, the medieval Veliko Tarnovo with its impressive fortress, the majestic Rila Monastery, an architectural treasure in the middle of nature.
Sunny Beach is the ideal starting point to combine relaxation, adventure and discovery in a destination that has it all.
What to see in Sunny Beach
What to do in Sunny Beach, a lively holiday destination on the Black Sea
The little-known Black Sea coast is home to tourist paradises like this old spa from the socialist era, well located for visiting cultural gems like Nessebar or Sozopol.
What to see in Bulgaria: a European country with a flavour of the exotic East
A land of monasteries, ancestral cities and legendary scenery, this Balkan country in the south-east of Europe has for centuries been a gateway to the East through which have passed several civilisations, each leaving its own mark.
Black sea beaches in Bulgaria: Europe’s best-kept secret in beach tourism
The 400 kilometres of the Balkan country’s coastline are home to everything from holiday paradises like Sunny Beach and Golden Sands, to wild and almost untouched places like Bolata Beach and Veleka Beach.
Burgas: the coastal soul of Bulgaria on the Black Sea
The country’s main coastal town, a gateway to more tourist-oriented locations such as Nessebar and Sozopol, has a lot to offer those willing to explore it.
Varna, the oldest coastal city in Europe
The “pearl of the Black Sea” and maritime capital of Bulgaria is famous for a 6,000-year-old necropolis where the world’s oldest worked gold was found.
Rila Monastery: a spiritual sanctuary in the heart of Bulgaria
The largest Orthodox monastery in the country, founded in the 10th century by Saint John of Rila in an incomparable setting, is a gateway to Bulgaria's essence.
