October 1, 2020
by Dmitri Kara
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Who would have thought we would be literally trapped in our houses almost all throughout 2020? Well, the reality is a sort of bleak, especially if you’re a traveler who always has a trip planned, but the pandemic won’t last forever.
Prep for your next trip once it’s safe to travel—this will keep you busy and sane for sure.
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May 18, 2020
by Dmitri Kara
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Off-road trails are a connection to the wild past of our planet and the earth before human civilization. It is an excellent activity to escape from the hectic chaos of the urban world and reconnect with our primordial self. Off-roading is a raw and pure emotion that can become extremely contagious when you accustom yourself to it. Off-roading allows you to stop following the roads and explore the wilderness where there are no roads.
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December 5, 2015
by Adriana
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Rosemary Neave is аn extraordinary woman and enthusiastic networker who love to write, connect people with information that can help and share the stories of other women.
She is the owner of Women Travel New Zealand, Women Travel the World and Women Travel Blog. She has rich experience and a lot to share with all women who travels. Continue Reading →
September 2, 2015
by Adriana
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“Betty travels” is the first video travel blog in Bulgaria, on which you will follow the adventures of this smiley Balkan vlogger you see on the photo above. Continue Reading →
June 30, 2015
by Adriana
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Dear All, I am so happy to announce you my new webpage –http://privateguidebulgaria.com/ on which I was working for the last few months. It’s about my tour guiding services in Bulgaria and the Balkans. There you will find a lot of interesting information, helpful tips and ideas for Guided and Self-guided custom tours, adventure tours, different activities, traditional festivals, women-only tours, Sofia city tours, bunch of day trips and multi-day adventures and all you need to know about this part of the world.
So, if you, your family or friends need a tour guide in Bulgaria or help to plan a tour around, don’t hesitate to contact me at any time. Continue Reading →
April 21, 2015
by Adriana
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Those who know about the ancient history of Bulgaria know that Dionysus, the god of wine, was in high esteem as early as in antiquity. The Thracians who inhabited the land were dedicated winemakers. If you are wine lover same as me, this article is for you! Know more about the best places to taste Bulgarian wines during your trip to the Balkans. Continue Reading →
April 8, 2015
by Adriana
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Easter is a major holiday in Bulgaria: its Bulgarian name “Velikden” means “great day”. The preparation for the day starts a week earlier, with the customs established in the centuries, based on traditions and intertwined with Bulgarian customs.
Usually Easter in Bulgaria is one week after the Catholic Easter. The day of Orthodox Easter is calculated in relation to the first full moon after the spring equinox. Continue Reading →
January 8, 2015
by Adriana
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Borovets – the oldest Bulgarian ski resort is one of my favorite places for skiing in Bulgaria. You wonder why I prefer it to the others? Not that crowded, not that expensive ski resort with excellent conditions for night skiing, located just hour and half away from Sofia. What else? O yeah, it’s just BEAUTIFUL! Continue Reading →
January 4, 2015
by Adriana
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“What is this Monument?” and “Why it’s still here?” are questions all my tourists ask me every time we pass the city center on the way to the National Palace of the Culture. But the question which scares me the most is “What do you think about it?”. My answer is always the same: “To be honest, can’t wait the day when it will be leveled to the ground!” Continue Reading →
December 27, 2014
by Adriana
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Varna – the sea capital of Bulgaria a.k.a my home town is one of the most famous summer destinations in Bulgaria. Unfortunately, I can’t say this for the winter season. However, while in Sofia only a few small squares are decorated, Varna is shining of lights, colors and Christmas spirit carried by the cold sea wind. I really love it! Continue Reading →
