Saint Vlas is a very small town, a picturesque place in Bulgaria. Its name occurred on behalf of God Veles - the patron of commerce. Obviously, the patron helps the city very well, as Saint Vlas actively develops and turns into a very popular Bulgarian resort. The main reasons contributing to this are: a healing climate and convenient location. Surprisingly in Saint Vlas, unlike most seaside towns, there is no Primorskaya Embankment, which would pass through the whole city, it is replaced by two main tourist streets.
The first of them is the CAR Simeon, the street taking the beginning from the main square of the city. It contains numerous shops, where we purchased a lot of necessary and not very things.
The second is Marina Dinevia, the street, walking in parallel to the yacht pier, is like a continuation of the street Mac. On it, mostly there are restaurants offering wishing a wide variety of dishes. You can enjoy the taste of these dishes here against the background of a picturesque sea landscape and moored at the yacht pier.
