Were in Sozopol in July 2013. The choice was justified by the fact that in the Mediterranean Sea in July it was hot, and the Crimea is already tired. The whole family, including the five-year-old son, was satisfied with the rest. Sozopol is considered the most European city of Bulgaria, although the visual street of the old city is very much reminded by Istanbul. The town itself is not very large, located on the shore of two bays. Accordingly, there are two beaches - the central (at the junction of the old and new city) and harm (in the new city). Both beaches are pretty clean - remove every evening with machines. The entrance to the beach is free, only umbrellas and lounge chairs are paid (if you use), there are free zones to install their umbrellas. The central beach is considered more childish and quiet, and harm more youth. Beaches are sandy, so the children have something to do.
The town itself is absolutely not part, there are several clubs in a new city, but at night is always quiet and calm. In terms of residence there are suggestions for every taste - from rooms for 10 leftions (2 euros) per day, to the apartment for 70-100 Levs. It is better to take hotels in Sozopol without meals or only breakfasts, as the kitchen does not strongly reach Turkey and it is better to eat in cafes and restaurants, so even cheaper. Lunch in the restaurant of our hotel was worth 17 lefts per person, while in the threesome we dined at 20-25 lefts in a bistro near the beach. Sozopol should be visited even only because of Bulgarian cuisine - be sure to try Sach, shop Salad, Tashkal Pane, grilled fish. In the evening you can stroll through the old town, the park with entertainment for children or republican street (Central Street of Sozopol, runs along the beach Harmat).
