Burgas Holidays

This radiant coastal metropolis is famed for its expansive, unblemished beaches of soft sand and crystalline waters. Here, visitors indulge in a variety of watersports, including surfing, sailing, kayaking and scuba diving, or simply take a soulful stroll along the shoreline.
The enticing promenade along the renowned central Alphonse Mucha Square, colourful markets and architectural wonders of renowned landmarks, such as the wondrous view from the apex of the Burgas Tower add to the town’s attractions. Popular for its pulsating nightlife, with jubilant pubs, eateries and bars, there’s plenty of fun for everyone. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, history buff, party goer or beach addict, endless allure awaits you.

Time zones difference between Bulgaria and the UK is +2 hours.

BGN - Bulgarian Lev
Currency can be changed at currency exchange offices, banks, as well as at the post office. In the resort areas both Visa and Mastercard cards and euro in cash are accepted for payment.
When exchanging money, please note that currency exchange offices may charge a commission for each transaction.
Stroll along the picturesque Burgas Sea Garden, a verdant oasis stretching along the waterfront, with lush greenery, fragrant flowers and scenic paths. You can marvel at the stunning sea views, explore the outdoor art exhibitions, or relax in one of the charming cafes.
Immerse yourself in the biggest museum in the whole of southeast of Bulgaria, the Burgas Regional Museum which stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the city, a magnificent repository of archaeological artifacts, fine arts and ethnographic exhibits. You can admire the intricate Thracian gold treasures, the exquisite Byzantine mosaics, or the colourful Bulgarian costumes!
Bask in the sun-kissed beaches of Burgas, such as the sandy Central Beach or the secluded Sozopol Beach, both ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or water sports. You can also take a boat trip to the nearby islands of St. Anastasia or St. Ivan for a peaceful getaway.
Discover the hidden gems of Burgas, such as the enchanting Poda Nature Reserve, a paradise for birdwatchers, or the ancient ruins of the Roman town of Deultum, a testament to the city's long history. You can also explore the bustling Burgas Fish Market, a lively hub of local fishermen and seafood enthusiasts.
Visit the renowned Gurko Tavern, a cosy restaurant offering mouthwatering dishes such as banitsa (pastry with cheese and eggs), kavarma (stewed meat with vegetables), or baklava (sweet pastry with nuts and honey). You can also savour the fine wines of the region, such as Mavrud or Melnik.
Catch a show at the impressive Burgas Opera House, this grand neoclassical building dates back to 1949, which hosts a variety of music, dance and theatre performances. You can admire the opulent interiors, the exquisite acoustics, or the talented Bulgarian artists performances.