Hunting in Bulgaria

Bulgaria offers hunters a range of trophy hunts for red stag, wild boar, roebuck, chamois, mouflon, fallow stag, capercailzie, brown bear, wolf, pheasant and bird shooting.

Since 1994, BULTOURS is the owner of Skalsko Residence and manages its hunting area: SKALSKO (4,300 ha), Central Bulgaria, 200 km to the NE of Sofia, in the picturesque northern Balkan foothills, on the small Skalsko Dam Lake, with beautiful nature of green hills and forests. In Skalsko region, BULTOURS offers you stalking, high seat, driven hunt, pheasant, partridge, quail and fox shooting in an area of over 50,000 ha.

Bulgaria

In common with all the Balkan states, is steeped in history and culture and there are so many places along the Black Sea Coast where this rich heritage is brought to life. The marvellous Summer Palace of Queen Marie and Botanical Gardens in the old town of Balchik have to be seen to be believed and the St Hach Armenian Church in Burgas is also well worth a visit. Burgas is also the home to the Ethnographical Museum, the National Science Museum, the City History Museum and numerous art galleries.

Búlgaría: The Ropotamo Nature Reserve and Strandja Mountain Region

 

Home to some of the most relaxing, lush scenery in Bulgaria whilst a cruise down the Ropotamo River will take you through the fascinating marshlands, home to hundreds of species of rare flora and fauna. Whilst in this area, a visit to the ancient village of Bulgari, home of the Bulgarian Fire Dance Festival should not be missed.

The Kaliakra Nature Reserve í Búlgaríu

Further north along the coast, the boundaries of which actually extend 500m into the Black Sea itself, is a popular boat trip destination for tourists staying in Sunny Beach and Golden Sands. The most breathtaking part of the reserve is at Kaliakra Cape, a pronounced 2km long headland with stunning cliff-top views.

With such a variety of attractions there is no doubt that you will always be able to find something or somewhere to interest and enthuse you alomg Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast. Bulgaria is so much more than a beach holiday destination. It is a country rich in history, culture and scenic beauty. Whether in the north, the south or in central Bulgaria and no matter how long your stay, you will always feel the urge to return to see everything which makes this wonderful country so unique and enchanting

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Var að frétta frá einum sem var að skrá sig á undirskriftarlistann, það eru komnar 224 undirskriftir. Það er svo misskilið að líf sem öryrki er eitthvað sældarlíf, það er  reyndar fullt starf að vera öryrki. Það er endalaus barátta við kerfið um hverja krónu, baráttan við að halda heilsu og að reyna að útiloka eða hunsa verkina.

Ég er ekki öryrki af ég vill vera það, en slysin gerðu ekki boð á undan sér og það er reyndar fokdýrt að vera öryrki, lækniskostnaður, þjálfun, lyf og fleirra.

Þó að þú ert ekki lífeyrisþegi, þá kemur að þér að einhverntíman og þá væri mjög gott fyrir þig að það eru einhverjir sem eru búnir að berjast við þetta kerfi fyrir þig, þannig að þín undirskrift og aðstoð væri vel þegin.

Mín reynsla er sú að þú þarft næstum því að vera útlærður félagsráðgjafi til að standa í öllu því veseni sem fylgir því að vera lífeyrisþegi.

Ég fékk bréf eins og mörg hundruð aðrir öryrkjar sem stöndum í skuld við TR, ásamt því að lífeyrissjóðurinn Gildi ætlar að lækka lífeyrisgreiðslurnar mínar um 24.500 kr á mánuði. Vinnandi fólk getur þó farið og beðið um launahækkun eða unnið meira ef illa stendur á, það getum við ekki, heldur er verið að skerða okkar greiðslur alls staðar í einu og við höfuð lítið sem ekkert um það að segja.

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The Black Sea Resorts

Enjoy a mild and pleasant climate, with nice beaches covered with crystal clear sands. Because of its natural beauty, the Bulgarian Black Sea coast has become a famous international resort area with beaches occupying approximately 130 km of the 378 km coast. The area's average air temperature in the summer is about 28°C, with the average water temperature at 25°C. There are more than 240 hours of sunshine in May and September and more than 300 hours in July and August.

Yacht clubs and marinas in Búlgaría

 

Offer a wide range of watersports. The resorts also offer bowling alleys, horse-riding bases, tennis courts, swimming pools, squash courts, and mini-sport complexes for children. Numerous indoor sports facilities include tennis tables, billiards, and fitness centres.

Nessebar

Nessebar

 

Known as Messembria by its founders, Dorian Greeks who founded it in the 6th century BC. Today, the narrow peninsula (an island in antiquity, it was later connected by a causeway) is one of Bulgaria's most delightful tourist spots. Designated a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sight in 1983, the tiny town attracts nearly a million visitors a year. Narrow cobblestone streets wind amongst quaint 19th-century wooden houses, their tiny courtyards filled with smokini (fig) trees and vine trellises. Although once graced by forty churches, Nessebar's dozen remaining medieval churches are the remnants of both Slav and Greek Orthodox communities that thrived here during the middle ages. As the major historical site on the coast, Nessebar does not lack for hotel, restaurants, discos, etc.

Hversvegna að kaupa eign í Búlgaríu ?

Q/ Why buy in Bulgaria?
A/ There are a plethora of reasons why buying in Bulgaria is a good idea. Here are just a few:

• Bulgaria is a beautiful country, with unspoilt countryside and predictable climatic seasons
• It is a relatively cheap country in which to both holiday and live in.
• The people are extremely friendly and in most communities there is a real sense of community spirit.
• Economically, Bulgaria is set to grow rapidly, with its recent entry into the EU  and through the influx of foreign tourists and investors.
• Property prices are still much cheaper than the rest of Europe, even though averages property prices have been making gains between 20-30% annually, year on year.
• EU accession has seen other countries property prices increase
• Building and labour costs are still relatively cheap when compared to the rest of Europe, but this isn’t always going to be the case.  Costs for labour and building materials are rising, but will increase rapidly due to EU entry and building standards and regulations.