CROATIA & EASTERN EUROPE SUNNY BEACH DESTINATIONS
w HOTELS FOR COUPLES With beautiful landscaped gardens, a shopping mall and one of the largest pool areas in the resort, Barcelo Royal Beach is a stylish retreat that’s still close to all the seafront action. An affordable option on the main
waterfront is the friendly Hotel Bellevue, which stages a weekly barbecue and Bulgarian-themed dinner. Ideal for clients who want a quieter
break are the adjoining five-star Sol Nessebar Palace and four-star Nessebar Bay, offering excellent restaurants and a host of facilities, including a lazy river and aquapark. Agent verdict: “The Barcelo Royal Beach is ideal for young couples. I would recommend the Sol Nessebar Palace for
couples who want to chill out.” Lauren Kirby, Holiday With Us
ABOVE: Khan’s Tent
w NIGHTLIFE & RESTAURANTS Sunny Beach is famous for its party-central nightlife, much of it
concentrated in and around the entertainment hub of Flower Street, with wall-to-wall bars and restaurants. Inexpensive places to eat cater for
all tastes, from fast-food outlets to Italian, Chinese and Mexican cuisine. Bulgarian restaurants showcase traditional dishes including shopska cheese salad and a rich pork casserole. Night owls can dance from dusk to
dawn at clubs such as Lazur, which can be found on the main strip. Nestled in the hillside above Sunny Beach is Khan’s Tent, hosting a fabulous nightly dinner show with live entertainment including jugglers and dancers. It is suitable for everyone, including families. Agent verdict: “The nightlife is situated close to the hotels, within walking distance or a cheap taxi ride away. Khan’s Tent is
an amazing show for everyone to watch, with amazing acts that will leave you speechless.” Neil Jones, Westgate Travel
5 January 2017
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