We published a new town page about Sozopol, a wooden old town on a rocky peninsula south of Burgas that is open for business in summer and mostly closed the rest of the year, under Sozopol.
We published a new town page about Nesebar, a UNESCO-listed peninsula with a mainland of hotels and Sunny Beach grown into its northern edge, under Nesebar.
We published a new town page about Burgas, a port city that happens to have a beach and the one place on this coast that does not need visitors to function, under Burgas.
We published a new article about Bulgarian food around Burgas, from clay-pot stews at the coliving table to the grill stands, and how the shopping works fifteen kilometres out of town under Bulgarian food, from the coliving table to the street kiosk.
We published a new article about a fortnight in Vetren that turned into six weeks, and a community built by the guests and the owner rather than the programme under Six weeks in Vetren: the programme didn’t build the community, the people did.
We published a new article about what coliving is and whether it suits you, for anyone who has never used the word under What coliving is — and whether it suits you.
We published a new article about moving around the Balkans once you are there: buses, ferries, the limits of rail and the half-day border crossings under Getting around the Balkans.
We published a new article about the visa rules across eleven Balkan countries, for anyone planning a six-month stay across borders under The Balkan visa patchwork.