Bourgas Holidays

The Sea Garden in Burgas is one of Bulgaria’s largest and most beautiful parks, offering a perfect mix of nature and culture. Stretching along the coast, it provides stunning sea views and plenty of opportunities for a leisurely stroll, jogging, or a relaxing picnic under the trees. The park is adorned with flower beds, intricate sculptures, and fountains, creating a serene atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the open-air theatre, which hosts concerts and performances, or explore the small zoo and playgrounds, making it a great spot for families. Boasting restaurants and cafes throughout, it’s also an ideal place to grab a coffee or enjoy a meal while soaking up the scenic surroundings.

For a glimpse into Bourgas’ rich history, the Archaeological Museum is a must-visit. This small but captivating museum showcases an impressive collection of artifacts from ancient Thracian, Greek, and Roman cultures. Highlights include intricate Thracian gold treasures and beautifully preserved inscriptions. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions and educational programs, making it a great stop for history enthusiasts and curious visitors.

The Pomorie Salt Lakes, located just a short drive from Bourgas, are a unique attraction renowned for their therapeutic properties and natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy relaxing mud baths, feel the healing effects on their skin and joints, and take a soothing dip in the mineral-rich waters. The area also offers stunning views of the shimmering salt pans and a chance to explore the surrounding wetlands, which are home to diverse bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and photographers. For those interested in local traditions, a visit to the nearby Salt Museum provides fascinating insights into the ancient art of salt production.

Bourgas is renowned for its fresh seafood, with local favourites including fish dishes like "karas" (black bass) and "sazan" (carp), often grilled or served with traditional Bulgarian spices. For a true taste of Bulgarian cuisine, don’t miss "sarmi," tender grape leaves stuffed with rice and minced meat, typically seasoned with herbs for a flavourful experience. Pair your meal with a glass of local wine, known for its rich and diverse varieties, or try "rakia," Bulgaria’s beloved strong fruit brandy.