Post: #1

Just by looking at the map I thought maybe Bulgaria is good placeo for women. It isnt close to western countries like CZ Rep or Poland so and it hasnt been run over by westerners and I its not heavily marketed in the media or travel agencies in contrast to Greek islands and Cyprus

Also some of the guys on the forum gave the country approach index of 30 or so which makes it one of the top places when it comes to easiness.
it would be good to hear from guys who have visited Bulgaria, coactline places in particular during summer, I have a feeling those women are good in bed, great body and no mind games.


Furthermore Bulgarians earn less than 400 Euros per month on average, lowest in EU!! that would generally mean, the cheapest place in Europe to spend summer?

How open are they, or how loose

Post: #2

There's plenty of Westerners in Sunny Beach, it's a holiday resort full of English, Dutch, German and Swedish. Didn't enjoy it, was an absolute dump.

Burgas is an absolute shit hole too. Pretty sketchy in some parts and loads of gypsies walking around begging and trying to rob people. I went to a festival there called Spirit of Burgas a few years back whilst I was travelling round Europe, it was OK but the Bulgarian people don't know how to have fun. They don't go mad at festivals like I'm used to and weren't overly friendly.

In general day to day interactions with Bulgarians I was not impressed. Unhelpful, rude, always trying to hustle. One of the least favourite countries I've visited. I went to Sofia, Burgas, Sunny Beach and Kraimore.

Post: #3

Yeah I thought about going this summer but figured it would be like that, the sort of place that attracts the cheapo package holiday tourists.

Will hit Odessa and Crimea in the next couple of months, less Westerners, more Russian chicks

Post: #4

Sunny Beach had more Brits, Swedes, and Germans the Bulgarians. Sofia was a fun spot, if you are there for a little bit of time you can do some damage, especially if you pipeline, but ONS's aren't too easy if you are just there for a couple days.

Post: #5

Sunny Beach has a fair amount of Russian,Ukrainian,Bulgarian and Serbian women however most of them stay in hotels in the periphery while Westerners dominate in the centre.The problem is that being in Sunny Beach qualifies you immediately as a cheap tourist who does not have money to travel to better destinations like Greek islands or Spain.This causes the genral negative vibe of Russian,Ukrainian etc women.I mean it is easier to pick them up holidaying in Greece(which is a DHV) than holidaying in Bulgaria.

Post: #6

I have been few times in the Bulgarian beach cities, I would not recommend it for the girls, although you can be lucky to swoop a 18 yo drunk Swedish girl as I did but chances are low from my experience.
In general I would also not recommend Bulgarian girls, average look is below par, there are more conservative, much better options in countries around.

Post: #7

Sounds like Ukraine is the one to beat, no other country in Europe comes close

Post: #8

So much conflicting information on Bulgarian chicks on this board.

Post: #9

i know, i was gonna say the same. They are one of the easiests but at the same time very conservative

i wish we reach consensus

How come ukranian chicks are more open and willing but bulgarians are not, both slavic, same religion..

Post: #10

(06-27-2012 08:52 AM)Bananaman711 Wrote:  How come ukranian chicks are more open and willing but bulgarians are not, both slavic, same religion..

Greek Kamaki has interesting opinions on these geo-phenomena and relates it down to Ottoman influence in certain countries. I don't know if that argument holds water or not but you certainly can't presume girls will have the same mentality because of religion or being Slavic.

As to Bulgarian girls: personally I have never seen a hot one,I've known plenty in London but never a stunner. I have an interest in Bulgaria but primarily because it's cheap not because the women are hot. Overall though I think I'll give it a miss,I have a soft spot for Romania so if I was heading to that S.E Europe I'd head there instead.

Post: #11

(06-26-2012 06:58 PM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  There's plenty of Westerners in Sunny Beach, it's a holiday resort full of English, Dutch, German and Swedish. Didn't enjoy it, was an absolute dump.

What made it an "absolute dump"?

Post: #12

Ever been to a Brits abroad holiday resort G? Horrible places. That alone would be enough to make the place undesirable but Sunny Beach when I visited was (someone mentioned on here recently it had gotten better) full of half finished hotels that had been abandoned, construction work everywhere, run down, dirty beach, tacky bars everywhere with ugly British slags dancing on the tables and full of rowdy, drunken, idiots. The whole place was absolutely horrible IMO. It's a proper lower class place.

Post: #13

I'm Bulgarian and the places I like the most are: Sozopol, Primorsko, and Kiten. A lot of eastern Europeans at all of these places: Poles, Czechs, Russians, Serbs, etc. Golden Sands/Sunny Beach attract all of the western Europeans it seems like. Funnily enough, most Bulgarians go to Greece/turkey for their beach-lounging vacation.

Post: #14

(06-26-2012 06:58 PM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  I went to a festival there called Spirit of Burgas a few years back whilst I was travelling round Europe, it was OK but the Bulgarian people don't know how to have fun. They don't go mad at festivals like I'm used to and weren't overly friendly.

That's because you went to a festival where the music was actually good by western standard. If it were a chalga or heavy metal fest, trust me, the kids would've been going buck wild. It's hard to believe, but Bulgarians have even less taste than Ukrainians.

Post: #15

(06-27-2012 02:05 PM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  Ever been to a Brits abroad holiday resort G? Horrible places. That alone would be enough to make the place undesirable but Sunny Beach when I visited was (someone mentioned on here recently it had gotten better) full of half finished hotels that had been abandoned, construction work everywhere, run down, dirty beach, tacky bars everywhere with ugly British slags dancing on the tables and full of rowdy, drunken, idiots. The whole place was absolutely horrible IMO. It's a proper lower class place.

Actually now hotels are in perfect condition.The sea is of much lower quality than Mediteranean and the overall architecture is a bit depressing.However the facilities provided by the hotels are top for these prices you cannot find better in Mediteranean resorts.

Post: #16

(06-27-2012 02:49 PM)BalkanCynic Wrote:  

(06-26-2012 06:58 PM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  I went to a festival there called Spirit of Burgas a few years back whilst I was travelling round Europe, it was OK but the Bulgarian people don't know how to have fun. They don't go mad at festivals like I'm used to and weren't overly friendly.

That's because you went to a festival where the music was actually good by western standard. If it were a chalga or heavy metal fest, trust me, the kids would've been going buck wild. It's hard to believe, but Bulgarians have even less taste than Ukrainians.

Liking Metal means one has no taste? Going by your so-called 'western standards,' what music would classify as 'good?' What the herd likes and is popular?

Post: #17

I spent the last month in Varna and had a blast,if you're interested in some info,I can write a detailed breakdown

(06-26-2012 06:58 PM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  There's plenty of Westerners in Sunny Beach, it's a holiday resort full of English, Dutch, German and Swedish. Didn't enjoy it, was an absolute dump.

Burgas is an absolute shit hole too. Pretty sketchy in some parts and loads of gypsies walking around begging and trying to rob people. I went to a festival there called Spirit of Burgas a few years back whilst I was travelling round Europe, it was OK but the Bulgarian people don't know how to have fun. They don't go mad at festivals like I'm used to and weren't overly friendly.

In general day to day interactions with Bulgarians I was not impressed. Unhelpful, rude, always trying to hustle. One of the least favourite countries I've visited. I went to Sofia, Burgas, Sunny Beach and Kraimore.

I think it's worth mentioning it's the same guy trolling every thread about Bulgaria:
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Maybe he got laid with some mobs,but was the one hosting the party

Post: #18

All right guys, I've been at the beach and not online for a while, that's why I'm late to this thread.

Sunny Beach is a pretty big place, 8km beach stretch I believe. In there you have British enclaves, Bulgarian enclaves, etc. Some hotels are really nice, some are shitholes, of course. For me it's a place to have some cheap good ole'times. Plenty of pussy to hunt there from every major European nationality.
Downsides:
- lots of horny drunk sweaty half-naked dudes so lots of competition (main drawback in my opinion)
- overcrowded and built-up with way too many hotels (on the other hand, this means larger crowds so more targets)
- nature not as beautiful as Mediterranean (but seewater not as salty, doesn't sting your eyes). Also weather is nicer, cooler than Greece and Turkey which I would avoid in July-August (40+ degrees C daytime, 30 nighttime, can hardly walk without dripping in sweat)

There are datasheets with more details, written by myself and others too. Why not visit the place and give it a chance if you have the time (money is generally no object because a holiday there is just a few hundred euros/week with your meals and drinks included). Then you can judge for yourself.

Post: #19

Balkan experience of a Bulgarian guy in Sunny Beach.When I was there I did not notice any attitude from bouncers.Maybe they treat foreigners better.

http://www.rsdnation.com/node/240456/forum

Notice how the guy says he enjoyed the beating.That he also cannot take any legal actions.Things are much better for us foreigners there.It seems they try to prevent Bulgarians from approaching foreign women because there had been complains who knows?I got some of similar forbidding attitude from our establishment in northern Greece(forbidding approaching serbian women in row).In my opinion it is useless to fight against the bouncers.You just leave the club and never come back.

Post: #20

Yeah, it seems this guy tried to argue with the bouncers instead of leaving when asked to.
I have heard similar stories but have not witnessed a guy getting his ass kicked for no reason by bouncers in Bulgaria. In fact, I've seen drunken dudes acting like total jack-asses and still not getting kicked out by the bouncers, as long as they keep spending money at the bar.

Post: #21

It also seemed strange to me.In Bulgaria you have to make serious mistake to be beaten like that(like hitting on some big mofo's girl).Otherwise I do not see a reason.Maybe he tried to play tough to the bouncers.

Post: #22

Girls in Bulgaria :-))
http://bturn.com/photos/bulgarian-prom-day