Sunny Beach Holidays 2012 – Great family summer holiday destination
Lying about 22 miles (35km) north of Bourgas, Sunny Beach is the largest Bulgarian sea resort situated on a wide semi-circular bay along the southern part of the Black Sea Riviera, with a five-mile (8km) strip of beach backed by natural golden sand dunes, which is regarded as the best beach along the coast. It is naturally protected by the Balkan mountain range to the north, and with its warm Mediterranean climate, clean and calm water and safe swimming, Sunny Beach holidays are a perfect family holiday destination, living up to its motto 'Where families come first'.
Last minute holidays in Sunny Beach - Good choice of value accommodation and facilities
Only the most world-weary of visitors could get bored on Sunny Beach holidays. Holidays in Sunny Beach offer wide variety of activities and entertainment, including almost every kind of sport imaginable and plenty of fun and games for children. The resort comprises of more than 120 modern hotels, and offers a wide range of services as well as organised day trips to surrounding attractions, including the ancient town of Nessebar. The more active and energetic can enjoy a whole myriad of motorized and non-motorized water sports from the beach on their holidays in Sunny beach. The night life on your Sunny Beach holidays will certainly not disappoint you as the resort is full of exotic bars, casinos, nightclubs and traditional folk-style pubs.
All inclusive cheap holidays in Sunny Beach 2012 – More than just a beach holiday
Your cheap holidays in Sunny Beach will also provide you with numerous opportunities to explore further afield and see other towns and resorts Bulgaria has got to offer. Take a day trip to the charming town of Sozopol and admire its old town with winding cobbled streets. The old city of Varna with its major port is great for a day out shopping and visiting the Dolphinarium. Alternatively, why not visit the romantic and historically important town of Nessebar included in the UNESCO World Heritage.