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Please tell me how much money you need to take with you for 2 weeks?
We are planning to go at the end of August.
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Count the funds at the rate of at least 50-70 euros per person per day.
Are you traveling by yourself? Have you already paid for food? Accommodation?
Are you traveling by yourself? Have you already paid for food? Accommodation?
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answered 14 years ago
70 euros? WOW! We spent up to 50 for two without excursions. It all depends on appetites.))
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answered 14 years ago
--- It all depends on appetites.) ---
Thats exactly what I mean.
Thats exactly what I mean.
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answered 14 years ago
I went in 2007. I had enough for one 600 euros for souvenirs, 1 excursion and trips to cafes, etc.
The tour was on a breakfast basis. Rested for 16 days.
The tour was on a breakfast basis. Rested for 16 days.
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answered 14 years ago
Do the calculation yourself. If you want to have lunch, then lunch will cost approximately 10 leva per person (plus or minus two leva), dinner can cost less - up to 6 leva (1 lev = 1.94 euros). In addition, there are many entertainment options. For example, a visit to the water park will cost you 34 (or 35 leva) per day.
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answered 14 years ago
excursions are all distant, mostly monasteries. It is worth seeing the cathedral-monument to the Russian soldiers of Shipka, a trip to the city of Veliko Tarnovo, to see the ancient settlement-fortress "Tsarevets", in this excursion they will bring you to Shipka, and to the monasteries, and to the village of crafts, but the excursion is very long and Everyone is running, very fast.
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answered 14 years ago
For the distant ones. It's a long ride, it's hot, they don't tell much (we had 3 excursions in different languages), I DID NOT like it very much. If you have enough money, it's better to rent a car yourself :)). In each monastery you can "nail" to the tour. BUT ... more expensive (deposit, gasoline).
In Veliko Tarnovo, if you get there, then a chic light show at the Tsar's. I really liked Plovdiv. Nessebar must go by yourself. There buses run like clockwork between cities. And again, "be nailed" to the tour. :).
For the first time, it is interesting to go to the village to Nestinars (dances on coals). The ensemble dances well there. And yes, you can dance on your own. :)
In Veliko Tarnovo, if you get there, then a chic light show at the Tsar's. I really liked Plovdiv. Nessebar must go by yourself. There buses run like clockwork between cities. And again, "be nailed" to the tour. :).
For the first time, it is interesting to go to the village to Nestinars (dances on coals). The ensemble dances well there. And yes, you can dance on your own. :)
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answered 14 years ago
spent 12 days in sozopol and 3 days it took the road around romania back and forth plus excursions in romania all together with visas for a family 2 + 2 and the road cost 1350 euros
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answered 14 years ago
I was very surprised by the amount of 50-70 euros per day per person - for that kind of money, why go to Bg? With that kind of money you can find nicer places. Meals this year in BG
geo-in-n-o, everyone complains, incl. and we can’t even think of a worse one, the operators themselves say that it doesn’t even depend on the star rating of hotels (3 * or 4 *)
geo-in-n-o, everyone complains, incl. and we can’t even think of a worse one, the operators themselves say that it doesn’t even depend on the star rating of hotels (3 * or 4 *)
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answered 12 years ago