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Is it worth taking all inclusive?
Is it worth taking an all-inclusive package or is it cheaper to buy food and services on the spot, incl. paying for umbrellas + sun loungers?
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St. Konstantin and Elena is the oldest resort on the Black Sea coast, besides, it is a closed type, in order to eat in cafes you will have to go to Golden Sands or Varna, take hotels either all-inclusive or with full board.
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answered 15 years ago
I don’t agree, there are plenty of cafes and the difference between all the resorts in the north and southern Bulgaria is that you can put your umbrella right by the sea, before paying sunbeds, since there is no need to pay for an umbrella-lounger - if you leave the sea at 12. At the same time, in St. Constantine I don’t remember all inclusive, which includes paid sunbeds by the sea. At Azalea - near the pool, at Sirius, though not on the shore - but sunbeds are not included in the price. If the question is about traveling with small children - all inclusive is fine, but if there is freedom of movement - it is better to enjoy a variety of menus in different places. St. Constantine is one of my favorite places, but there are hotels that I wouldn't put a foot in, by location in the 1st place.
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answered 15 years ago