Europe Secret Beach Paradise breaks all time tourism records this summer

What would you say that the last border in Europe is for Americans to discover for beach holidays?

It is certainly not France, Spain, Greece or Portugal. At Travel Off Path we have withdrawn the curtain on countless coasting facades ranging from the UK to cheap resort cities in Bulgaria, and that can be the answer.

Bulgaria has always been a draw for budget travelers, especially digital nomads.

Although most Americans have never ventured into the coastline of the Black Sea, often called the “Bulgarian Riviera”.

Even when gateways to the coast as Vargas see record numbers of tourists this year, one New report revealed that it is the “Copacabana” of Bulgaria, with his best summer ever.

Those who are on an adventure to discover some of Europe’s most pristine waters (supported by a new study) still have time to pack in a summer trip to the lesser -known paradise of Primorsko.

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Come here before the secret is out!

They say, “Secrets, secrets are not fun …”, but that cannot be further from the truth for avid travelers.

We all love secrets – the cool bar that nobody knows, hidden bays without bustle and trendy hotels.

In this case you have the chance to discover one of Europe’s close destinations before the word comes out and spoils the allure.

Although no well -known visitor numbers were provided, Mayor Ivan Gaikov of Primorsko described this summer as ‘best summer season ever’ of his beloved city.

While travelers are hidden precious stones of the masses, there can be a limited time to enjoy what still feels undiscovered.

Primorsko has vast golden beaches and lively blue waters and It is super affordable for such an emerging destination, but that is a huge attraction for many of the underrated coasts of Bulgaria.

Circling Back to Varna, that is one of the best ways to reach Primorsko, according to the most useful option, Burgas, about 40 minutes away by Minibus.

Just know that Burgas airport will be undergone the following year renovations, which will affect the flight schedules.

Squanty clean and unspoilt: really one of Europe’s best beach destinations

If you would guess the cleanest beach discharge in Europe, Bulgaria would probably not stand in me. Perhaps a remote island in Greece or another off-path Mediterranean would do that.

And you wouldn’t be wrong. According to the aforementioned report, Cyprus is the best beach destination in terms of water quality, followed by Bulgaria, which is led by the crystal clear seawater of Primorsko.

The local population has known this for years, but the word has been thrown away and attracts more tourists to take advantage of so many of Europe’s known names, see elbow-to-elbow pressed and Tomfoolery, which lags out garbage dumps and several thorn in the eye.

In addition to the distant island of Nation of Cyprus, it literally does not get better than Primorsko.

With fewer crowds, flawless coasts and affordable beach hotels, I don’t know about you, but I would say it’s time to start planning your journey!

There is an abundance of beaches to choose from as soon as you are here. According to Tripadvisor, Perla Beach takes the cake

There is also North Beachperhaps the most popular, and Ropotamo BeachA remote bay that sees fewer beachgoers, because it is only accessible on foot or water, and it is advised to bring Bugspray in the summer.

Cheap stay and surprising attractionsIncluding “Stonehenge” from Bulgaria

If you are the type of traveler to fly over the world to see a stack of inexplicable rocks, then Primorskos are Beglik Tash Is exactly in your alley.

Often compared to the iconic Stonehenge site of the UK, Beglik Tash is a Thracian Rock Reserve, once supposed to mark a holy place for cultural and astronomical observations, but now serves as a cool photo-on, who deserves praising reviews of visitors.

There is also for real adventurers St. Nikolay ChudotvoretsAn underwater chapel that is popular for diving.

But a site that all tourists will certainly enjoy is the Historical Museum of PrimorskoNow present a pirate exhibition where you learn that local swashbucklers were less Spar And more sailing companies with a preference for looting.

Although Primorsko is not a right resort city with enough everything in general such as Golden Sands Up the Coast, there are a very affordable stay with a view of the ocean, ranging from cozy boutique hotels up to 5-star accommodations.

My top choice is Hotel Primorsko del SolA 5-star hotel less than $ 100 per night!

Sam Sears

SAM, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego has visited 36 countries and wrote more than 1000 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.