Sol Nessebar Mare

... hilarious. This served as another blatant reminder that I am not in America, a country built on convenience. Process goes something like this: Find the one company still open at 6pm ( 18:00) Now the company must locate the one car that they have available. Give a good sum of cash to reserve The car - then wait at a gas station with really good coffee for the next three hours for some one to show up with the car. It ...

... osim sto sam usavrsio bugarski jezik. Posla nema, samim tim nema ni para. Ok, onda sam odlucio da iskoristim slobodno vreme... Izlasci, upoznavanje... nesto sto nikada ne moze da dosadi. Plaza, more, Sunce i zabava. Odlican nacin da se iskoristi slobodno vreme.<br><br>Napokon da se zavrsilo ovo leto. Postalo je malo monotono... <br>Do sledeceg putovanja...<br>Dovijdene na v sichki.<br>

... Palace. Nessebar as well as being picturesque is Souvenir Central with a variety of shops and cafes lining the pretty streets. It is located on a small rocky isthmus in the Black Sea , is a UNESCO World Heritage site and dates back to 3000 BC. We love it here and spent the afternoon wandering about enjoying the town. Later we had dinner on our balcony, accompanied by Bulgarian Beer and Bulgarian Wine, and then went for a walk along the waterside in the cool of the evening.

... escape are propped open and it appears to be unlit. I go for a walk in the park; its got statues and play equipment in clearings and is rather fine. But its very hot out there even though the sun is now going in and becoming muggy. So back to hotel to eat and blog. This hotel has wireless too. Its a weird combination of old and modern. I have to leave tomorrow as they're full. Going for a walk later; I like this town. They've pedestrianized a large ...

... coastline. Back into the town you get to another of the major sites, the church of Pantocrator. This site is located in a pretty, picturesque squares near to a open air market. Although Nessebar is a nice town to spend a few hours and makes a change from the commercialism of the rest of the Black Sea coast, there was little else to see after this so after a bite to eat I caught the ferry back to Sunny Beach.

... the top which went down a treat but the mustard was a step too far. Bought drinks at the supermarket to take with us to the outside cinema to watch The Dark Knight with Cyrillic subtitles. I bought a **** load of popcorn and with my 1.25L sprite made for a pretty good meal deal! Very late start. Greg went for a run but my back was still sore from the great rollerblading accident so instead I walked just about the whole island to find milk and ...

Burgas was hosting the first ever MTV Spirit of Burgas festival with Groove Armada, Koseen, Ministry of Sound etc. It was situated on the beach, had an electric atmosphere, great music and was bouncing! All for £20 as well. If you happen to see the festival on MTV you will probably see me &amp; G. Aside from the festival there is nothing happening in Burgas.

Sunny Beach is a holiday resort on the coast of Bulgaria. It's basically sunbathe all day and booze all night. Lots of British, Sweedish, Norwegian, Dutch and German tourists. Not the nicest place in the world but good for a chill out and a few nights on the lash.

... no further, road head "gone". Of course I ignored them all. So, lo and behold the road got narrower and narrower, with more trees growing in the tarmac until, sob, it simply disappeared. Some friendly guys grazing their pigs directed me to a dirt track that really was off road. cobbles, rocks and mud. A medieval farm forsest track. uphill. I put on my helmet and was very glad I was on my mountain (as opposed to roadie) bike ...

Velki Preslav to Burgas Distance 162km Best bit: sun Worst bit: having to throw myself into the gutter 5 times today to avoid oncoming traffic!! Well, the Black Sea isnt black. Its kind of a rich blue with gentle waves. The sand feels good under my feet :)