LTI Berlin Green Park

Local Beach Custom....LOL

by pretty33555

Well, it's in NOOOO way National Bulgarian Dish......LOL
That's just the most popular you can get on Golden Sands' beach :D
But you know what.................. be aware of beeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzz ;D

Options abound: you can come...

by Mr_Furious

Options abound: you can come by train from Sofia or Ruse, or by bus from all over the country.
You can even reach Varna by minibus from Burgas!
Buy your ticket at least a day before you go in summer, many people go there to have fun in the sun (just like you!)
Many city busses are available.
Important is the 409 bus which connects Varna every 20 minutes to Golden Sands (1 Leva)

Dolphinarium

by mirchica

It was opened on 11.08.1984 and it has 1134 seats.The size of the pool are 12m width and 15m lenth and its depth is 6m.It is fulled with sea water trough a special pump system.The water comes from the Black sea from 150-160m far from the coast and 3-6m depth,where the water is clearest.The water is remade before going into the pool.

Visit The Black Sea - In it's Entirety!!

by johngayton

In front of the Aquarium in the Sea Garden is a popular children's play area. As well as the usual swings and roundabouts there's also a geographically correct scale model of the Black Sea and the surrounding areas. During the summer this becomes a kid's paddling pool doubling up as an educational resource with the mountain ranges, rivers and main towns and cities all marked.

The pic is taken from Romania looking East!

Endless beach of Varna

by trono

"Short visit to Varna"

On my way to Sozopol we passed Varna by bus. I discovered it looks similar to Nikolaev, Ukraine.
It’s located on two banks of the river and some central streets are made of cobblestones. The city has a river port and nice long beach that you can reach by walking through the park that also reminded me post-soviet parks.
It’s very short distance from Sozopol to Varna (about 70 km) and I took a bus during the hot afternoon and went sightseeing to Varna. I didn’t have much time because the bus left in a couple of hours and I decided to explore the city. I had a map and it helped me to get to the beach.

"Unexpected encounter"

Guess whom I met in the park? It was famous Russian poet Aleksander Pushkin!