There are over 150 – 3, 4 and 5-stars hotels in Sunny Beach, erected among long and wide alleys, surrounded by green and shady park areas, in close approximately of the beach. During the peak of summer season the resort grows to some 250,000 people. More than 300 restaurants and numerous live music bars, folk-style spots, pubs, nightclubs, discos and cafes ensure the excellent - lively holiday atmosphere until late at night.

The innumerable sports facilities like: surfing, water skis and parachutes, hang-gliding and banana, sailing, yachts, paddle boats, cutters, scooters, rowboats, tennis courts, beach volleyball, playing grounds, mini-golf, skittle alley, bowling, riding ground, fitness halls and sports tournaments for amateurs, as well as a variety of excursions tempt the active traveller. The numerous attractions and the Action Aquapark offer a lot of entertainment for the children as well.

Good restaurants in Sunny Beach:

JANNY's - Eat and drink where the locals go (from central alley in front of Kuban Hotel - go West walking 200m straight after crossing the main street) - Expect to cue but worth the wait, biggest kebabs in the resort + incredibly cheap prices!

KONDOR (5 min. walking South from central alley in front of Kuban Hotel along the main street) - Again the 10 minutes cue is not an acception, but worth the wait, tasty dishes, good service and prices.

Buchvata (The caks) - The best of Bulgarian cuisine washed down by superb Bulgarian wines.

Chouchoura (The Spout) - Rrich variety of local specialties, vintage wines and brandy.

Cherven luv (Red Lion) - Original lager and stout, plus the right food that goes with them, in a real English pub.

Vyaturna melnitsa (Windmill) - Original design and atmosphere, national cuisine. Don't miss the shashlik, grilled on a fire at your side.

Strandjanskite colibi (The Mt. Strandjia Huts) - Period huts from the most exotic and least civilized part of the country, typical local cuisine.

Sightseeing and culture
Sunny Beach is only 3km away from Nessebar, one of the most ancient towns in Europe. Founded in the second century AD as Mesembria, since 500 AD it was a Greek, Byzantine and Bulgarian colony. The peak of its development was during the reign of king Alexander I when the town was one of the most important seaports in the Bulgarian State. Mesembria has more than 40 ancient churches and monasteries, most of these in ruins. The remnants of an antique fortified wall with a gate dating from III-IV century, the churches from V-VI century and the ones dating from the medieval period (X-XIV century), which are fine works of the medieval Bulgarian and Byzantine architecture, 60 houses of the revival period – all of these give the town unique appearance and atmosphere.

Closest airport: Burgas Airport - Transfer time: half-hour (38 km)

Closest yacht ports: Nessebar (3 km); Marina Dinevi (5 km)


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Sunny Beach POSTAL CODE: 8240
Sunny Beach DIAL CODE: 0554 (or +359 554... from abroad)