a free breakfast buffet is served in a casual restaurant that has a bar and a terrace. adjacent to the sunny beach bus terminal, this laid-back seasonal hotel is an 11-minute walk from lively sunny beach on the black sea, and 2 km from action aqua park featuring waterslides, pools and a lazy river. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. family rooms sleep up to 4 guests. theres an outdoor pool with a kids section and a bar, as well as a gym. a market, a salon, parking and safety deposit boxes are available (fee). down-to-earth rooms offer balconies with pool or street views, plus tvs and minifridges Летище Варна 1 hr 37
Camel Park Sunny Beach (9 min) Sunset Waterpark (20 min) Tall waterslides & fanciful water features for kids draw visitors to this aquatic amusement park. Church of Christ Pantokrator (15 min) Ornate red-brick & white-stone church built in the 13th & 14th centuries, currently an art museum. 'St. Stefan' (15 min) Church and architecture Lake Pomorie (22 min) Natural seaside lagoon featuring a wide variety of migratory birds & a visitor center with exhibits. Church of Saint Sophia (15 min) Ruins of a basilica dating from the 5th century with 3 naves, arched windows & an atrium. Аквапарк Несебър / Aquapark Nessebar (10 min) Outdoor waterpark featuring pools, rides & slides, plus restaurants, bars & entertainment. Action Aquapark (17 min) Water park with slides, pools, a lazy river, concessions & a mini zoo with farm animals & birds. Sunny Beach (12 min) Happening resort beach with nightlife & attractions like a go-kart track & waterslides. Cape Emine (59 min) Remote, stormy Black Sea headland with the remains of a medieval fort & lighthouse. Sunny Beach Amusement Park (13 min) Amusement park and beach Irakli (34 min) Serene stretch of sandy beach in a natural, scenic environment with a simple bar. BLACK SAM - Pirate Ship (15 min) Archaeological Museum (12 min) Museum with a large collection of artifacts related to Nesebar's history & medieval Christian icons. Salt Museum (24 min) Working salt pans, still excavated with centuries-old technology, plus displays on production. |