It so happens that Nessebar is a resort with no clearly defined target audience. There is boundless space for fans of history, and many opportunities for active travelers, the best service and conditions for avid beach goers, even for shopping tourists and there is room to develop. In general, a holiday in Nessebar will suit absolutely everyone. Moreover, travelers with children are also cared for at the highest level, providing them with excellent service and safe conditions of stay.
If you haven’t found company for your vacation — no problem. In the many entertainment venues of the resort, there is always a friendly crowd. Interesting excursions can usually be booked directly at the hotel.
Water attractions can be an extra expense: 15 minutes of water skiing costs around 50 BGN, while a ride on a “banana boat” starts at 15 BGN.
In Bulgaria, despite being an EU member, the national currency is the lev (BGN). The euro has not been officially adopted yet, though it is often accepted. You can exchange money at numerous “Crown” service points: the rate is the same and commission-free, but it is recommended to carry levs for small purchases.
For one person, a weekly budget of approximately 400–500 BGN is advisable.
