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Hotels in Dŭlgopol

Sorry! As much as we've tried, we haven't been able to locate any places to stay in the centre of Dŭlgopol.

But there's no need to bite off your fingernails just yet. You'll be able to snag a room in Dolni Chiflik. This destination is 30 kilometres away from Dŭlgopol. Dolni Chiflik hotels include the Sol Luna Bay Resort - All Inclusive and Obzor Beach Resort.

Attractions and Hotels Near Dŭlgopol

Always on the hunt for that next big, fat adventure? You'll be happy to know that the wider Bulgaria region has some spectacular things to see and do as well. Don't even think about going home without visiting some of the region's gorgeous rural landscapes, beaches and wetlands. Ruins, old towns and fortresses are also worth a look around. Also, don't be shy to try your hand at one or two popular local pursuits like snowboarding, skiing and snowmobiling.

Looking for more to do? Consider spending some time visiting the Sunny Beach and Action Aquapark. You'll find them in Kosharitsa, 45 kilometres to the southeast of Dŭlgopol. If you're keen to stay in Kosharitsa, look into the rates at the Green Fort and Grand Victoria. Or, you could stay in Tankovo, 45 kilometres to the southeast of Dŭlgopol, where you can choose from the Sol Nessebar Mare and Sol Nessebar Palace - All Inclusive. If you stay in Tankovo, set aside some time to check out Church of Christ Pantocrator and the Winery Hristis.

You'll find some awesome visitor attractions in Varna. Sea Garden, Varna Aquarium and the Varna Archaelogical Museum are among our top picks. This regional centre is located 50 kilometres east of Dŭlgopol and has a population of 310,000. Dormition of theotokos Cathedral and Dolphinarium are a couple more sights that are sure to offer up some envy-inducing photo ops. The Dallas Residence and Graffit Gallery Hotel are just a couple of recommended accommodation options in Varna.

So all you've gotta do now is pop on your out-of-office then blow the joint. After all, you've earned this lastminute.com.au break to Dŭlgopol, right?