Get in
The coast region is a breathtaking destination that can be easily accessed through two airports: Varna International Airport and Burgas Airport. However, if there aren't many flights available to these airports, an even more convenient option is to fly into the bustling city of Sofia first and then take a scenic bus ride to the picturesque coast. This way, you can enjoy the stunning views of the Bulgarian countryside while making your way to the coast and start your adventure on a high note!
Map & Climate
Popular Foods
1. Shopska Salad (Шопска салата): This traditional Bulgarian salad is a vibrant mix of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, onions, and garlic. It's often served with feta cheese and olive oil, giving it a tangy and refreshing taste. The ingredients are typically sourced locally and are found in abundance in the region.
2. Banitsa (Баница): A staple in Bulgarian cuisine, banitsa is a filled pastry traditionally made with a mixture of fresh and dried herbs, cheese, and butter wrapped in layers of thin dough. Often served warm as a breakfast or brunch item, it may also be enjoyed at any time of day accompanied by a side of yogurt, fruits, or a spoonful of sweetened compote.
3. Moussaka (Мусака): This hearty and comforting Greek-inspired dish consists of layers of eggplant or potato, ground meat (usually beef or lamb), and a rich béchamel sauce flavored with cinnamon, nutmeg, and other warm spices. The casserole is then topped with grated cheese, typically kashkaval, and baked until bubbling and golden brown.Historical Appearance
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