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We definitely recommend Ravda if you are looking out for rural tourism in your holiday. Please do not miss it. Ravda sits snugly in the centre of a beautiful stretch of the Black Sea Coast, and right alongside the ancient settlement of Nessebar. This stunning stretch of coastline, with its picturesque bays, natural golden dunes, rocky headlands and spacious sandy beaches, links Sunny Beach, which is generally regarded as Bulgaria’s most popular beach resort, with the holiday villages of Elenite and Sveti Vlas to the north and Nessebar and Aheloy to the south. With its two sweeping sandy bays separated by the old fishing pier, its tree-lined streets bustling with café-bars, restaurants, amusement arcades and souvenir shops, its narrow, twisting alleyways meandering down to the beach and above all its heady Mediterranean ambience, Ravda offers its visitors an exciting, invigorating but totally relaxed holiday experience - which perhaps explains the local folk-lore claim that everybody who visits Ravda will one day return. One of the most attractive features of Ravda is its recreational amenities. Together with sunbathing and relaxing on the beautiful sandy beaches, there are fun activities throughout the resort for the whole family. The more active will find countless ways of enjoying the sun and the sea - diving in the crystal-clear waters, windsurfing in the light breezes, sailing along the rugged coastline - from early mornings to starlit evenings, every day will offer a special experience. The restaurants are more authentic here and are unlimited, while the Nesebar restaurants overlook the sea, the restaurants in Ravda have the local folk music as your company so don’t worry if you are alone in Bulgaria. The night life especially during the season times is bustling with activity and the shops are still in business, the bars and clubs get back to life, the hotels and the open air restaurants are in full swing and the food smells as great as ever. Even kids have some small play theme stations open keeping them occupied. |
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