A dozen countries, several currencies, one honest guide.
The Bulgarian Black Sea coast between Burgas and the Strandzha — a working port city, a string of old stone towns on headlands, and a summer that empties out hard in October. EU but outside Schengen's land borders until recently, good fibre, and a coast that goes quiet once the last charter flight leaves.
Four regions named, none written. We would rather leave them blank than fill them with a guess.
Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro.
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Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Albania, North Macedonia, Kosovo, northern Greece.
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Pirin, Rila and the Rhodopes.
What's planned →Spaces are grouped by where they are and described as they are, rather than ranked against each other. There is no best one, and a list that claimed otherwise would be telling you about itself rather than about the region.
Timetables, opening hours and visa rules move faster here than in most of Europe. Every page carries a date so you can judge how stale it is, and where a figure comes from an operator rather than a measurement, the page says which.
Four of five regions have no content. They stay that way until someone has actually been, rather than filling up with listings copied off a directory.