Bulgaria as we have so often said, offers the perfect landscape for a wide range of activity holidays. Cycling has become a popular way of burning calories whilst getting in touch with nature and the possibilities in Bulgaria for this sport are growing. Quest Bulgaria takes a look at what is on offer for those who would like to get on their bikes and ride.Bikin’ Bulgaria
Bulgaria as we have so often said, offers the perfect landscape for a wide range of activity holidays. Cycling has become a popular way of burning calories whilst getting in touch with nature and the possibilities in Bulgaria for this sport are growing. Quest Bulgaria takes a look at what is on offer for those who would like to get on their bikes and ride.An Interview With Golf Champion Gary Player
Quest Bulgaria recently had the opportunity to interview the world famous, and one of the most successful Golf champions in history, Gary Player about his life and achievements and this is what he had to say:
Get Reincarnated In A Bulgarian Spa Resort
It can be said that Bulgaria has a unique gift of being one of the very few countries to be blessed by offering something for everybody.
Cruising The Blue Danube
In recent years Bulgaria has received a growing interest from both its citizens and foreign visitors alike in the many cruises along
Tips On Learning The Bulgarian Language
How difficult would you say Bulgarian is to learn? Well although most foreign languages are difficult to
Into the Abyss, Caving in the Rhodope Mountains
Bulgaria’s diverse landscape offers some fantastic opportunities for those who like to explore the deep depths of the earth’s caves. There are around 4,620 caves across the country all of which have a detailed history and most of which are open to the public, with some areas off limits to anyone who isn’t a member of a caving club. You don’t need to be an accomplished caver to explore some of these amazing sites, most offer guided tours to the general public during usually the summer months.Hunting in Bulgaria
Hunting is not everyone’s cup of tea. In the UK there is much controversy about the ethical issues of hunting as a sport. However across most of Europe it is considered perfectly acceptable with many countries having hunting museums, holding competitions and staging exhibitions explaining the logic behind this pastime. Hunting arose from the need to feed oneself and in Bulgaria local people still see hunting as a necessity to feed their family rather than a sport although clever entrepreneurs have developed hunting as a form of tourism bringing much needed revenue into the country, which actually goes towards preserving and managing the country’s reserve of wildlife. If hunting is a past time you would like to try then Bulgaria with its rich wildlife stock is the place to visit. Page 1 of 3
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