Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
bing all night, this is the place to come. You won't even notice that you're in a country
called Bulgaria.
As Sunny Beach is a package-holiday resort, pretty much everyone staying here will be
on prebooked, often all-inclusive deals arranged in their home countries, and so no ac-
commodation options are listed here; try nearby Nesebâr instead.
Activities
Numerous water sports are available on the beach, such as
parasailing
(solo/tandem 45/
80 lv) and
jet skiing
(15 minutes about 50 lv). In summer, weekly
shows
(tickets 25 lv) of
folk music, dancing and acrobatics take place in the Hotel Majestic at the far northern end
of the beach.
WATER SPORTS
Aqua Paradise
( 51 543;
www.aquaparadise-bg.com
; adult/child all day 28/16 lv, 3-7pm 20/10 lv;
10am-7pm)
Organised watery fun is on hand at Aqua Paradise, a huge water park on the
southern outskirts of Sunny Beach with a variety of pools, slides and chutes. A free
minibus, running every 15 minutes, makes pick ups at 10 signed stops around town.
Action Aquapark
( 26 235;
www.aquapark.bg
; adult/child all day 30/16 lv, from 3pm 22/11 lv;
10am-7pm May-Sep)
This big water park has 13 pools and numerous high-speed slides,
chutes, fountains, waterfalls and tunnels. There's even a little zoo with ponies, goats and
swans.
WATER SPORTS
Eating
Restaurants in Sunny Beach are among the most expensive in Bulgaria, and, annoyingly,
even normally uniform chains such as McDonald's and Happy Bar & Grill charge two to
three times more than at their branches elsewhere. There are cheaper fast-food stalls dot-
ted along the beach.
Fat Cat $$$
(mains around 10-20 lv; 24hr)
On the beachfront opposite the Glarus Hotel, this is a
typically boisterous restaurant and pub aimed particularly at British tourists, with a menu
of pizzas, steaks, curries and roast dinners.
PUB
