Whilst most “euro zone” destinations are feeling the squeeze of the recession, Bulgaria is bucking the trend and the popularity of the country is in higher demand than ever.

It is not surprising when you consider  the  cost of living is on average three times cheaper than here in the UK, and that even takes into account the hike in prices since the country joined up to the Euro.  In many of the holiday resorts you will not pay more than €1 for a beer or 50 cents for a coke or glass of wine.  A loaf of bread is just 30 cents (compared with £1.20 here in the UK and  €1 on the Med) and the cost of jumping in a taxi will cost you a fifth of what it will in London . 

Dining out is a real pleasure, with Salad as their national dish, you will find the menu’s packed with a delicious choice of every imaginable salad including fresh fish and with meat five times cheaper than  at home, the  average cost of a good  meal will cost around €8 pp.

The cost of renting accommodation in the Balchik area of Varna , during the peak months of July and August  will cost as little as £975 per week for a four bedroom villa with private pool, with smaller two bedroom villas starting at £645 pw.

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