Bulgaria holiday weather forecast
Bourgas Bulgaria Forecast.
June has an average temperature around 20*C.
Bulgaria Summer is the best time to visit the area, as the weather is fantastic and the beaches bustle with activity.June and September see an average temperatures around 20*C. It picks up to an average daily temperature of 22°C in July and August.In terms of what you will actually experience, this means that in early and late summer you can expect it to get into the low 20s, while in the peak months of July and August you are sure to see temperatures in the high 20s every day. The breeze off the Black Sea provides relief from the heat in the afternoons. The sea temperature is a pleasant 20°C to 23°C, which is slightly cooler than in the Mediterranean. During this time there are 8 to 11 hours of sunlight during the day, and rainfall is moderate but falls on only a few days each month. It can rain any time of the year in Sunny Beach, and when it rains, it pours, so you may be stuck inside for a few hours waiting for the downpour to finish. Rainfall varies little across the year, unlike in Mediterranean resorts which see no rain in the summer and heavy rain in winter. Rainfall levels are moderate, slightly lower than in London, but unlike in the UK rain falls infrequently in heavy downpours. Afterwards the sky clears and you will be treated to days and days of sunshine. |
Bulgaria weather forecast and deals by Cheaperholidays.com.Book Bulgaria holidays online and save £££'s on the latest Bulgaria holiday deals. Summer is pleasantly fresh because of the steady movements of the surrounding air. The average day temperature of the atmosphere throughout the summer is 26.5*c, and the temperature of the sea water lingers around 25*c. The waters of the Black Sea are calm and without strong tides, making them ideal for children.  Bugaria weather - Thursday: thunder storm, Max Temp: 20°C (68°F), Min Temp: 13°C (55°F)
Bourgas summers are also enjoyably long-lived with temperatures staying as high as 22°C in May right through until October when they still reach 21°C. As a holiday destination Bulgaria offers long sandy beaches and superb weather. The beaches face east, offering a wonderful view of the sun coming up over the water, and all the resorts are within easy access to Bulgaria's many inland attractions, which include Roman ruins, ancient castles and monasteries, and many vineyards. The waters of the Black Sea are calm and without strong tides, making them ideal for children, and you'll find that the resorts and hotels cater for children in many other ways too, offering discounts of as much as 50% for children aged 2-12 sharing with two adults.This "Costa del Sol" of Bulgaria is about 200 kilometres long with large and small resorts to cater for all tastes, as well as a range of 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-star hotels. Most of the hotels are privately run, have recently been refurbished, and maintain Western standards of health and safety, food quality and overall cleanliness and courtesy. Overview:Lying about 22 miles (35km) north of Bourgas, Sunny Beach is the largest Bulgarian sea resort situated on a wide semi-circular bay along the southern part of the Black Sea Riviera, with a five-mile (8km) strip of beach backed by natural golden sand dunes, which is regarded as the best beach along the coast.It is naturally protected by the Balkan mountain range to the north, and with its warm Mediterranean climate, clean and calm water and safe swimming, it is a perfect all-round holiday destination, living up to its motto - Where families come first. Bulgaria holiday resortsAlbena: The resort of Albena is situated 30km north of Varna on a long stretch of sand. Conceived in 1968, it's one of the most modern holiday resorts along the Bulgarian coast. Surrounded by a lush forested area, there's a good choice of bars and restaurants, as well as plenty of water sports and leisure options.Golden SandsOne of the biggest tourist resort complexes along the northern coastline, Golden Sands is famous for the healing properties of its hot water mineral springs as well as for its beautiful two-mile stretch of fine sandy beach. The resort is 11 miles (18km) north of Varna, and sits at the foot of the forested hills of the Zlatni Piasaci National Park, which is one of the oldest in the country and features a variety of interesting flora and fauna. Golden Sands offers plenty of entertainment for all ages, sporting activities, restaurants, bars and spa treatments, making it one of the most popular summer holiday destinations on the Black Sea Coast.Sunny BeachSunny Beach is Bulgaria's largest beach resort, and is situated on a wide semi-circular bay along the southern part of the Black Sea Riviera, with a five-mile (8km) strip of beach backed by natural golden sand dunes, regarded as the best beach along the coast. It is naturally protected by the Balkan mountain range to the north, and with its warm Mediterranean climate, clean and calm water and safe swimming, it's an ideal all-round holiday destination. There's a wide variety of activities and entertainment here, and plenty of fun and games for children.NessebarSituated on a small peninsula near to the well-established beach resort of Sunny Beach, Nessebar is actually one of the oldest towns in Europe, and it's possible for eagle-eyed visitors to spot a staggering amount of different architectural influences as they walk round the narrow cobbled streets. Both the old and new towns offer different kinds of attractions: the Old Town boasts stunning views out over the Black Sea, whilst the New Town is scattered with cafès, bars and restaurants outside, enjoying the benefit of the Bulgaria sun.St. KonstantinMixing ancient history with an exotic character and modern facilities, St Konstantin is surrounded by a beachside natural park full of cypresses and fig trees as well as quiet bays, sandy beaches and even mineral springs with supposedly curative powersOnly the most world-weary of visitors could get bored here among a wide variety of activities and entertainment, including almost every kind of sport imaginable and plenty of fun and games for children. The resort comprises of more than 120 modern hotels, and offers a wide range of services as well as organised day trips to surrounding attractions, including the ancient town of Nessebur. Shopping:Several big shopping centres provide plenty of opportunities to search for clothes, souvenirs and food.Restaurants:Over 130 restaurants and taverns cater to foreign tastes with a wide range of cuisine. Eating establishments range from the authentic British Red Lion pub for the homesick, and traditional Bulgarian mehanas, to an unusual Bulgarian experience offered at the Hanska Shatra (Khans Tent), which has a superb setting, mosaic interior and live folk music, but is expensive and touristy.Nightlife:Nightlife is varied and ranges from nightclubs, discos, casinos and bars, to cafes, folk-style spots and a variety of acts and entertainment in the local taverns.Activities:Besides sunbathing and swimming, the resort offers so many water and land-based activities that it is impossible to get bored. Sports include windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing, parasailing, beach volleyball, mini-golf, horseriding, climbing, cycling and tennis, and there are also fitness centres, swimming pools and spa treatment centres. Coaches and equipment are provided. Children are more than adequately catered for and will find an endless supply of organised activities, competitions and playgrounds.Bulgaria weather forecast holiday deals. |