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Five Things To See On Your Holidays In Belgium

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
Belgium is becoming a very popular European family holiday destination. Holiday makers like to take a family holiday in Belgium and rent self catering holiday accommodation. Belgium has some great holiday villas and self catering holiday apartments that can be rented direct from their owners as holiday accommodation.

The main international airport here is the Brussels airport, which was known as Zaventem before it was renamed. In case you are already in Europe you can easily reach here by a bus or train. There are some international bus services operating from and to Belgium. There are international services to Belgium everyday on Belgium Railways.

Belgium is situated in the western part of Europe and has around 40 miles of seacoast on the North Sea and Strait of Dover, together. It is enclosed by France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Belgium’s main rivers Meuse and the Schelde, are very important for commercial movement. The capital of Belgium is Brussels.

The capital city is not the only place to see and visit in Belgium. There are many other fascinating cities which include Ghent, Liege, and Bruges. They have very imposing architecture, great cuisine and enjoyable night life.

As it is a very beautiful and well preserved medieval city in Europe, Bruges of Belgium are known as the Venice of the North. Antwerp is famous for fashion and design in Belgium. The mountainous region of the Ardennes region to the east is a very beautiful place to see.

Some places to visit when you are holidaying in Belgium are the Gravensteen, which is also called Count’s Castle. It is situated in the heart of Ghent and was a very powerful seat of the 12th-century counts of Flanders. It is a typical castle which has moat, turrets and arrow slits. The view from the battlements is fantastic.

Hautes Fagnes Nature Reserve or otherwise called High Fens is a marshy moorland with woods and wind blowing over. It is a plateau over Germany’s Eifel hills. People who love walking and cycling can be seen here. The Menin Gate or Meensestraat can be said to be a very sad reminder of Ypres past. You will see the names of 54,896 British and Commonwealth troops, who were lost in the Flanders trenches during World War I, inscribed on the huge white gate. The traffic stops every evening at 20:00, and you can hear the sound of the Last Post.

Cinquantenaire Museum is an unbelievable place with 350,000 artifacts, which are collected from every where. They are from anywhere in the world across all cultures and nationality. The majestic Royal Museum of Art and History has a permanent collection of all these amazing things.

Brussels’ outstanding central square, also known as the Grand Place, prides itself of the Belgium’s best baroque guildhalls, pavement cafes and friendly restaurants. It is concealed in the heart of the old town. You can only see it once you enter the place through the narrow lanes. Belgium is very well known for its special products like beer, mouthwatering chocolates, gorgeous lace, and do not miss on the Belgian waffles.



By: Andrew Gibson

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Andrew Gibson is MD of Direct Holiday Bookings. It has holiday villas, ski chalets and self catering holiday apartments to rent on line as a holiday home rental. To see an example of a holiday home in Belgium have a look at Holiday Homes In Belgium



Finding Those All Important Cheap Holidays

Monday, June 29th, 2009
It can be really hard to find the funds for a holiday for a lot of people out there and it can add extra stress, especially when they cannot afford to go on anywhere.

The price of a holiday can accumulate quite steeply and a lot of families miss out because of their finances. By searching for a cheap holiday or a cheap flight, it helps to eliminate the stress and get a good holiday on a low budget. So if you are worried that you cannot have a good holiday on a budget then you are wrong. Many people think that cheap means trashy but if you look around on the internet you can find some great cheap holidays and cheap flights too.

Why should you choose a Cheap Holiday?

People think that because there are cheap holidays out there, that they will not be as good as a top price holiday but this is certainly not the case.

If you were to shop around, you could seriously get a great package holiday that you may not have ever noticed before. A cheap holiday allows families, friends or even businesses to enjoy their holidays or socialising without worrying about paying over the odds for the experience.

Where Can you Find Travel Discount on Flights and Holidays?

The great news for people looking for cheaper holidays is that there is such a wealth of information at their disposal that wasn’t there many years ago. With the internet it has made it a lot easier to compare the prices of various holidays and flights at just the click of a button. Also as well as this, you can even find advertisements for holidays and flights in magazines, newspapers or simply by going into the nearest travel agents. It has never been as simple to get a travel discount.

One aspect that can be quite damaging to the financial situation is the air fares, so by looking around it can help to get you the best deal possible. Why should you pay over the odds when with a bit of research could save you a lot of money which could free up extra funds for the holiday?

So, if you would like to go on holiday with your family but you have a budget to keep, try looking around for some good deals. Cheap holidays and cheap flights will be just round the corner and you will have a great holiday that you can afford and that you will all enjoy. Do not feel that you have to settle for something which is not that good as cheaper vacations do not have to be complete and utter rubbish!



By: Clinton Maxwell

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Concentrating on the area of Costa Blanca, Clinton Maxwell writes articles most often for www.alicante-spain.com . His work on Benidorm can be found on his site .



2009 Best Tourist Holiday Destination

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
The start of the year 2009 marks the best time to decide for a holiday destination. Some of the best places to spend a holiday as a family, a couple or groups is in Spain, Thailand, Vietnam and historical places like the Greek Island. But on the top list this 2009 is Beijing where most of the people around the world will visit due to its promotion from last years Olympics - a grand event held every 4 years where nations around the world gather and compete in various fields of sports. It is said that many tourist will head to Beijing for an exciting holiday season. However, communication problems seem to be the thing that would probably hinder Beijing from getting the eye of tourists.

If you consider cheaper but fairly exciting holidays, some of the most desired countries to go to are South America, Hungary, Morocco, Thailand, New Zealand and Jordan. You will find exciting and cheap holiday packages to these destinations this 2009. Vacation getaways to these places are suitable for tourists that maitain a certain budget and taking good deals just to spend a holiday.

Holidays in South America are awesome and the place is considered to be the most exciting destination among all other cities in Europe. Holiday ventures in South America are affordable and the place has a sensational charm and captivating scenes and sights for its guests. A place that you could never afford to miss on holidays.

If you want to purchase the best holiday deals that fits your income and is worth every penny you spend, HUngary is the place for you. The country’s capital - Budapest is a magnificent city full of historical architectures, exquisite cuisine and attractive districts that are rich in culture. The Castle Hill is the prettiest district and the paprika-accented food of this place is very much indulging. Aside from this, the place will fit guests that have low budgets since holiday packages to Hungary this year are more affordable than other Eastern European countries.

Morocco is another spectacular destination to come to this holiday season. The place offers magnificent sights to historical and cultural enthusiasts. Cities like Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech greatly exhibits the cultural and historical background of the old Muslims. The Atlas mountain range is also a great sight worth visiting. To sum it up, Morocco can offer a great holiday retreat to architects, historians and culture researchers.

The tribal culture of Africa has become popular to tourist that the country is presumed to be visited by many tourists this 2009. The place as so much to offer and is pretty much adventurous from exploratory point of view. TOurists who have experience the trip to the Omo Valley in Ethiopia are all overwhelmed by its history and culture. The holiday package for the year 2009 is very affordable, yet very impressive.

Other important places to visit in the year 2009 include Queenstown in New Zealand, Jordan, and Kathmandu in Nepal. The best holiday deals are the ones which include cheap flights, cheap rents and accommodation, and yet offers great fun to spend your best time in. The places just mentioned above fulfill the criteria of being the best holiday destination for the year 2009 in every possible manner.

Queenstown in New Zealand, Jordan, and Kathmandu in Nepal are also in the top list for the best tourist destinations this year. The best holiday deals are the ones which include cheap flights, cheap rents and accommodation, and yet every passing day seem a lifetime full of exciting adventures and lavishing trips. The 2009 best tourist holiday destination are composed of countries mentioned. So, pick a country, research and book a holiday before you’re left out.



By: Jessica Nielson

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Know more about the best destinations this holiday at Cheap Holidays 24 and check out our Holidays To Aruba For Wildlife Seekers or find more exotic places in the exotic section of the site.



Things To See On Your Holidays In Laos

Thursday, June 25th, 2009
With Burma around the corner, Laos is one of the most beautiful landlocked countries in Southeast Asia. Known as the Land of the Million Elephants, Laos is filled with forested landscapes, and rugged mountains all through. The climate here is tropical, and rains happen between May and November. It is part of the Golden triangle, since it is a country where Opium is grown here.

With economy on the upward slide, tourism is the major source of income in Laos. People come here to explore the hidden terrains, learn more about their culture, unique language, and style of dressing. Buddhism is the predominant religion here and so don’t be surprised to see all those temples strewn across. Keep in mind, these five things that you must see when holidaying in Laos.

A large spiritual cave dug into the limestone cliff that is facing the river is what makes Pak Ou caves so popular. The caves are filled with images of Buddha in various styles and shapes, but the most beautiful is the Luang Prabang model of standing Buddha. There are tours conducted almost on a daily basis to this place, and the only means of transport is by boat from Ban Pak Ou.

Plain of Jars is another popular destination with tourists staying in Laos. The only reason the place is called Plain of jars is because through the coastal region, there are huge jars strewn all over the place. There are three places which are open to public, of which one of them has the most number of jars. Most of these jars are nearly 2000 years old, and the mystery behind them is that they are all filled with bones, or food remains and has no other information on them. Some of the jars are as heavy as 6 tonnes, and made of stone, which was not very common in this area.

Known to be the largest waterfall in all of Asia, Khone Phapheng is beautiful and breath taking. It is located in the south side of Si Phan Don. If you are lucky, you could get to see plenty of dolphins around this region.

A place that is very special to residents of Laos is the Pha That Laung. This is where one sees Budhhism and Lao sovereignty go hand in hand. The monument looks like a missile from afar, and when getting close, one sees that it is a tall structure with small windows on the sides. A major festival happens here every year in November, which is the highlight of the place.

A small structure, which is very tiny when compared to the Angkor era sites, Wat Phu is a monument that is very unique. The ornate shiva sanctuary, and the crocodile stone are what make the place so enigmatic and popular amidst visitors. A three day Buddhist festival takes place here every year, when worshippers make their way up the Wat Phu Champasak, and also leave offerings.



By: Andrew Gibson

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Andrew Gibson is MD of Direct Holiday Bookings. It has holiday villas and holiday cottages to rent on line as a holiday home rental. To see an example of Holiday Accommodation in Laos have a look at Holiday Accommodation



The Best Family Holiday Destinations in the World

Thursday, June 25th, 2009
e to take your children for a vacation but choosing the right vacation spot is not really easy because you have to consider a lot of things. One of the first things to look for is to look for a place that caters to a family holiday. You have to pick a vacation spot that your kids will enjoy and at the same allow you and your kids to spend great time together. The destinations which suits best to a family holiday at present are: 1. Angkor Wat– This is a temple situated in Cambodia which is beyond doubt, a glorious place where families have now become target visitors, since this type of place mainly attract children of different age groups. 2. Western Iceland – if you are a family looking for a place isolated from the rest of the world, then this is the place for an ideal holiday. 3. Tresco, Isles of Scilly – A place truly meant for those families who are prepared to spend for luxuries which can only be experienced there. Situated off the west coast of England, this place has become a center of attraction because of its appeal towards kids. 4. Yucatan Peninsula - Situated in Mexico, this is a different kind of tourist place where diverse cultures are seen together. Because of this, this place is meant for the family tourists. Talking about the food, every cuisine that is served is influenced by the Lebanese, French and Spanish. 5. Monte Carlo – This destination is a costlier one and is not meant for those not desiring to spend much. Grand Prix takes place every year, which is an event enjoyed by people of all ages. 6. Togo & Benin – Situated in West Africa, these two destinations offers an altogether different kind of view of Africa. While the number of visitors has reduced, they are still a place one should go with the family. 7. Naples – A place situated in Italy, not only meant for its historic landmarks, as stated by the ancient times, which have freshly been restored, but also a destination having some world famous magnificent shops and restaurants. Adding some more polish, the visitors are within easy reach of attractions such as Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii. 8. Lincoln Farm Park, Oxfordshire – this is the holiday destination, a family could ever want. For children, the place includes different playgrounds, action boards and towers with numerous levels, different kinds of boats and many more. All kinds of restaurants are there for food lovers so that they can spend most of their time having their favorite cuisines.

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Cheap Holidays in Goa

Saturday, June 20th, 2009
Are you looking for cheap holidays in Goa? You have come to the right place. This article provides you with ample information regarding cheap holidays in Goa. Goa is Mecca for the tourists looking for a relaxing break.

If your budget is tight then do not worry as finding a cheap accommodation in Goa is very easy. The transportation costs are low and the food too won’t burn a hole in your pocket. The city is situated just off the western coast of India and has much more to offer than just its lovely, sun kissed beaches. In fact, many of the city’s best attractions are hidden inland away from the beaches.



Legions of travelers come to Goa every year to surf the famous sandy shores and enjoy the various beach and water sports. Calangute, Vagator and Anjuna with its flea market are amongst the most familiar beaches. The tourists are suggested to try out Palolem too, which is a less visited beach and not widely known by most tourists. Laze around the beaches, sun bath, and enjoy the various activities like scuba diving, parasailing, swimming and other interesting sports.

If want to take a break from sunbathing then go on a trip to the capital Panaji, which is situated 30 kilometers from the airport. Cheap holidays in Goa are well supported by the corporation bus service that runs to all major destinations of the city so that you do not have to spend too much traveling within the city. The private buses are overcrowded, noisy and run to a particular schedule. Also try one of the many river cruises on offer for a relaxing end to a relaxing day.

An important advice for the travelers looking for cheap holidays in Goa is that they must always carry the Indian currency with them. The Indian Rupee can only be bought locally and also cannot be taken out of the country, so take Sterling or US Dollars and spend all your cash before you leave the place.

Some of the cheap hotels in Goa where you can enjoy your holiday without having to worry about any high prices are Mira Hotel, Magnum Resort, Silver Sands Holiday and Santa Monica. These hotels offer comfortable accommodation with standard facilities.

Travel.mapsofworld.com brings you detailed information on the Cheap Holidays in Goa.

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Is a Christmas or Holiday Cruise Right for You?

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Home for the holidays has a nice sound to it, until you actual get on the freeways, compete for precious parking space, and unwrap your presents for the nice airport security people so you can wait for four hours for your flight. As some heroic individuals do try to go home for the holidays, another travel is also heading out of town. But there’s no security checkpoint, no weather delay, and no gift-giving anxiety. These people are going on a holiday cruise. For the right people under the right circumstances, there is no better way to spend the holidays than on the sea.

Most cruise lines offer special packages that cruise over Christmas and New Year’s, typically with an upcharge that reflects some of the extra festivities that passengers will experience. Many holiday cruises offer special meals, decorations, and parties to commemorate Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and the fare reflects this.

Holiday cruises sell out early, so if you want to try this next year, make your decisions as early as you can. In fact, it might be good timing now to book for the 2008 Christmas cruise!

While the cruise lines do an outstanding job of making the voyage as festive as possible, the fact is that Christmas on a cruise ship is just not a traditional experience. Particularly in the Caribbean, the warm weather, palm trees, and pristine beaches just don’t seem to match the mood of the season. For that reason, cruise passengers for the holidays should make certain mental as well as physical preparations.

First, be flexible. If you have a Christmas card holiday in mind, a cruise vacation may make you feel like you’re missing Christmas. You need to have a sense of adventure and a desire to create new traditions and seek new experiences.

Second, take some Christmas with you. Whether you’re traveling with one person or a group, take along some gift-wrapped presents to exchange on the big day. If your family always had certain holiday traditions (such as a midnight snack on Christmas eve or chocolate candy on Christmas day or opening stockings stuffed with presents early in the morning) you might be able to figure out a way to “import” that to the cruise. This will help you merge the traditional Christmas with the cruise Christmas.

Third, you need to ponder for a moment the real meaning of the holidays for you. Whether it’s Christmas, Hanukkah, or New Year’s Eve, holidays are holidays for a reason. Think about what they mean to you and allow the cruise to complement that.

For example, New Year’s Eve may be a time when you enjoy getting dressed up for big parties and when you like to relax and reflect on the year gone by. Great, you can do that (and more) on a cruise ship.

Get in the party mood. The crew on your ship is working this holiday and that can be hard thing. Many crew members have long-term contracts and don’t see their families or native countries for months at a time. They are tasked with creating a festive mood for you; do them a favor, reciprocate. Be generous with your tips and your thank-yous.

Holiday cruises work out well in situations where you can cruise with your family (like a combination reunion-Christmas cruise) or in situations where you feel like you can’t face a traditional holiday. If you’re recently divorced or widowed or find yourself in a situation where you can get some time off but can’t (or don’t want to) go home, a cruise is a great solution.

Talk to your cruise line about what sorts of activities are planned and if you might need special attire. Many cruises offer formal or lavish holiday type events, so you may need to bring evening clothes (or perhaps more than one set of formal wear).

If you’ve grown up in a cold climate and plan on spending Christmas or New Year’s in the Carribean or other warm-water destinations, be prepared for a jolt. Even if you know it’s going to be warm, even if you think you’ll love the fact that it’s warm, even if you think you don’t care that it’s warm.

Even people who grow up in warm climates will tell you that it is an odd experience to watch an 80-degree breeze ripple the tinsel on the Christmas tree and how odd it feels to hum along to carols in your bathing suit. Sunbathing on Christmas Day may sound delightful, but you will get a sort of weird sensation if it actually happens.

Be prepared for this by making sure you do get some familiar holiday traditions worked into your cruise vacation.

While last-minute cruising is a bit of an art form (and can be a good way to save a few bucks on a great cruise), it hardly ever applies to holiday cruising. It really is a good time right now to plan a cruise for next year’s holiday.

Why so early? Well, for one thing, holiday cruises book up early. Some people have literally made a Christmas or New Year’s cruise a tradition. And cruises are getting increasingly popular in general, so holiday cruising is only going to see increasing demand.

The other reason is that you will save money but have lots of choices. Most cruise lines are willing to discount fares to two types of passengers: those who book early and those who book very, very late. The late-comers are really just filling up space that would have gone empty otherwise. Late-comers can get deals, but they never get a choice. You pretty much have to take what you can get.

On the other hand, most cruise lines are very generous to early birds. It’s good business. The theory is that if the cruise ship can sell out far in advance, the cruise company will not have to scramble to sell fares at the last minute … less advertising, less promotion, less last-minute discounting frenzy. It helps them to encourage passengers to book early, so they encourage you the best way they know. They offer discounts.

Don’t expect massive discounts by booking early. But you can probably land a pretty good deal. One thing that most cruise lines will do for people who book cruises months ahead of time–they will work in some upgrades. You may be able to upgrade your stateroom or get some on-board credits as well as a less-than-rack-rate passage.

Think it’s really too early to start planning next year’s holiday cruise? Go online and look at the cruise companies. They all have announced their schedules for 2008, some far beyond that.

Maybe next year you can get a suntan for Christmas!



By: Mandy Karlik

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Think cruising might be fun? Click through to http://www.thecruise-shopper.com to learn more about cool options. This article was written by Mandy Karlik, a frequent contributor to TheCruise-Shopper.com.



What essential items to pack for holiday with child in Gold Coast?

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
I’ll be going on a holiday to Gold Coast, Australia with my 4-year old son & hubby in early November. What are the essential items I have to take for myself & my son to keep us comfortable there? This will be our 1st holiday trip overseas as a family & I’m a bit nervous about keeping the balance - romantic for hubby & practical but fun with my son. Any advise?

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Enjoy A Beach Holiday To Cancun

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
When you think about a beach holiday, consider going to Cancun. The white sandy beaches with the blue waters in the background are what make Cancun more stunning than any area around. If you think about it, Cancun is one big beach. If you are taking the little ones to the beaches, they will have no problem playing in the sand in the bright sunlight. The sand is airy and composed of plankton fossils, which gives it a cool feeling rather than a hot feeling under your feet. It is truly a delightful place to enjoy the beach.

If you are looking for a great area to do some snorkeling in Cancun, the Westin Regina area has the best place to snorkel. If you think you need a little privacy for topless sunbathing, the beaches do not frown on this practice, but it depends what the area hotel has to say about the practice. Your beach holiday will be one of the best holidays you have ever had. You can swim in the Caribbean or swim in the Nichupte Lagoon. The Bahia de Mujees is great for swimming because of the low waves. The Caribbean is where you will find the waves for surfing and scuba diving.

The Nichupte Lagoon is a nice place to swim, but the crocodiles that live in the area, may leave people with a bit of skepticism. They crocodiles are said to be harmless and not aggressive, but one can never believe that a crocodile is harmless. You would be better enjoying the other area beach locations than the lagoon. Many of the area restaurants do feed the crocodiles for visitors to see. This alone can make someone a little leery about swimming. Your beach holiday can be enjoyed without seeing the crocodiles.

When you are planning your beach holiday for your holiday to Cancun, you will want to schedule some time for sightseeing. Try the submarine tour by Playa Linda beach. This is an incredible experience, but if you are afraid of tight quarters, you might need to skip the tour. It is amazing to see the underwater activity without getting wet. Many of the beaches are located near the restaurants and shopping malls. One beach in particular that is ideal for children is accessible by going through the Xcaret bus terminal. Cancun has more beach space and accessing some the popular spots requires going through the building and establishments that build up in front of the beaches.

Your beach holiday to Cancun can include beaches during the day and some fun and exciting nightlife after dark. The sun goes down and the people come out for some live entertainment and dancing. The clubs have karaoke, dancing, live bands and some have a quiet environment for relaxing. You will even find a piano bar. You will enjoy a beach holiday to Cancun because the beaches are exciting and the water is just right for swimming and everything else.



By: Michael Hood

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Please visit us at cheap holidays 24. More beach holiday tips can be found at Beach Holiday Is Your Holiday Delight.



Beach Holidays in Bulgaria

Monday, June 15th, 2009
Bulgaria has a long coastline along the Black sea bordered by Turkey to the south and Romania to the north. Along this stretch, one can find large international resorts, ancient towns, big cities, and numerous villages. Bulgaria’s resorts are not newcomers to the international holiday market. During its 40 years of communism, Bulgaria was the main beach destination for the Soviet bloc countries, greeting hundreds of thousands of Russians, Poles, East Germans and others from that side of the Berlin wall. It took about 10 years after the fall of communism for the tourism industry to reinvigorate, however. For a decade, the resorts experienced almost no development. Then, going along with the global property boom, billions of dollars were poured into Bulgaria transforming its coastline, its ski resorts and its major cities. Now, the country is frequented by British, Irish, German and other tourists from Western Europe along with the traditional tourists from the East. Bulgarians themselves, after period of tough transition with hyperinflation, banking crisis, declining incomes and sky-high unemployment, started traveling again at the turn of the century. Now, the beach resorts in Bulgaria offer a spectacular mixture of cultures from every corner of Europe.

The two largest resorts are Sunny Beach and Golden Sands. Golden Sands is on the north coast, about 20 km from the sea capital of Bulgaria Varna. Sunny Beach is on the southern coast, also nearby a large city - Bourgas. A number of international flights arrive in both Varna and Bourgas from major European cities year round. One can also reach Varna and Bourgas by flying into the capital of Sofia and then taking a bus ride that lasts about 6 hours. Sunny Beach is by far the largest resort, accommodating hundreds of thousands of tourists each summer. It offers 5-star hotels, dozens of three and four star hotels and many apartment complexes where tourists can rent a private apartment. Golden Sands is smaller because its expansion is constrained by the steep hills surrounding its beach. However, the mixture of beach and forest is a major attraction to many tourists. Other popular resorts include Albena situated near Golden Sands, and Duni on the southern coast.

Besides the resorts, the two most famous destinations on the Bulgarian Black sea coast are Nessebar and Sozopol. Both are ancient Greek fishing town, thousands of years old, that have preserved much of their historic character. Nessebar is a UNESCO - protected historical destination. Both towns are splendidly picturesque built on top of large rock overlooking the sea. The architecture of the towns is unique, making for wonderful walks through their cobblestoned streets and along the promenades surrounding each of them. They also offer dozens of accommodation options including hotels and apartments, as well as numerous restaurants, bars, and shops. There is really something for everyone. And indeed everyone seems to come in the high season of July and August. It may therefore not be a bad idea to visit in May, June or September. The weather is still wonderful, all shops and restaurants are open but the crowds are smaller. And prices are significantly lower.



By: Stefan Valev

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You can explore accommodations along the Bulgarian seacoast at: Beach Bulgaria (or at хотели на море if you want to practice your Bulgarian). Stefan Valev writes regular columns about holiday destinations in Bulgaria.