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Rural B&B in Bulgaria

The accommodation comprises:

Our B&B, has 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, a Comfortable living room / Dinning room with free use of television and DVD, a kitchen, and comes with the use of the courtyard and the garden.

The patio is available for sitting, dinner or a drink.
Breakfast included in the price (English Breakfast, tea, coffee, Orange juice, home made bread, jam, yoghurt and fruit from our garden).

Complimentary tea and coffee available all day for free
A delicious evening meal 10 leva (including wine and Mike's famous Rakia)

Facilities:
Linen, towels, wash machine, micro wave, coffe maker, toaster, Kettle, ironing. Wireless internet access.
Free Car Parking, Children Friendly

Activities:
Include: Fishing, Hunting, Hiking. Walking

The Price:
€20.00 (40 leva) per night
From 1st October to 31st of May
€25.00 (50 leva) per night
From 1st June to 30th of September

Payments are made in cash, in Bulgarian currency only (although we quote prices in Euro)

No credit cards accepted

In the rural countryside, Voinika is situated in the South East of Bulgaria between Yambol and the Black Sea coastal town of Bourgas. Near town, mountain, lakes and sea.

The Greek and Turkish borders are approximately an hour and a half away and the airport at Bourgas is approximately one hour from our village.

The famous mountain of Bakajika, a good location for hiking, picnic and bird watching. is within walking distance. We have 2 lakes for fishing and if you are lucky and you know a Bulgarian hunter, you can go hunting too!.

We have a school, a small supermarket, 5 grocery stores, two cafes, one nice small pub, a post office, a theatre, a library and an internet centre.

The locals are extremely friendly and helpful! You are always welcome in their houses, they invite you to share their pig, sheep and goat. They give you vegetables, fruits, sirene (the local cheese), eggs and preserved jars.

And, they have a smile on their face all the time and never forget to say Hi (DRASTI) when they see you walking in the street, even if they don't know you.