Post: #1

(not sure if this is allowed by forum rules, since its somewhat commercial - if not allowed, mod please remove, I do not wish to break the rules)

Allright, so I'm thinking of quitting my 9-5 job for the summer and spending more time at the beach house. It has a couple of rental units - I usually rent them out for the whole season because I'm not there to manage logistics related to short-term rentals.
This year I could be more flexible, though.

If some buddies from the forum wish to coordinate and get one unit they could schedule who stays when, give it to another one, or host friends over any way they please.
You could choose from two units - 1 bedroom or studio, both have two beds, living area with sofa, kitchen, bathroom, balcony. Studio is a bit smaller and has only a partition between living and sleeping area (no closing door) but has A/C; 1-bedroom is somewhat larger and has a separate bedroom with a door, but has no A/C.
Both could sleep 3 people (one on the convertible sofa).

The location is in Sveti Vlas, up on the hill above the marina. The walk going down is 5 minutes, going up it's 10-15, depending on your stairs climbing speed. The marina area has several beaches as well as a promenade with a couple of night clubs and restaurants. It gets decent turnout, but of course not as crazy as nearby Sunny Beach. To go to Sunny Beach, you can get the bus (bus stop 2 min. walk from the house) but it only runs until 12pm so on the way back you either have to cab it, or stay until 6am and then get back on the daily bus.

Google has a "street walk" in Sveti Vlas, but their pics were taken off-season so it's eerily empty. Anyway, here it is so you can see what the place looks like:
https://www.google.bg/maps/preview?q=Sve...8,,0,-4.21

This is what the house looks like on the inside:


And a view from the house (but not from the units available - unfortunately, they look backwards, towards the forest):


The rates I'm offering to the forum are as follows:
- Whole season (May to September) - 1300 EUR
- One month in peak season (July or August) - 500 EUR
- One month in non-peak season (June or September) - 350 EUR
I am reluctant to do weekly/daily because I still live in Sofia permanently and may not be available to give out keys, pickup guests, etc. So as a minimum lets say one month, and whole season is of course preferable. If the units are free and I'm there, I might do a weekly, including airport pickup, on a negotiable basis (message me).

This is the rate for one unit and includes water but not electric (this might run around 20 EUR/mo. for normal use - mostly water heater, to 50+ if you run the AC all day - not necessary in the Bulgaria climate). There is WiFi but the rooter is downstairs and you usually don't get a good signal higher than the 2nd floor. So you may buy a 3G package from a local provider, such service costs 10-20 EUR/mo. depending on the speed you need.

It's not a hotel, so there is no breakfast, housekeeping - there is a washing machine in the basement for you to wash your clothes and bed linens as often as you like free of charge.
Also, while you are welcome to bring girls (duh!) the house rules are no loud late-night parties, because there is a family with small kids, and a group of people who get up early for work who also live in the house.

Lastly - due to my family situation, I will not be able to be your wingman, but at least I'll be a good host and always help with tips for night clubs and local game, restaurants, shopping, food, language, transportation, or whatever you may need in a foreign country.

Post: #2

Tell us more about the women in Bulgaria- looks, best game, tactics to close, etc.

I have a petite blonde fetish.

Post: #3

The most of your targets if you visit the Sunny beach area will not be Bulgarian, but tourists from all over Europe.
However, you can still try to hook up with the large local service staff, and also during weekends the Bulgarian tourists that show up to party probably even out in numbers with the foreigners.
But I would not say that 'petite blond with large tits' describes the average Bulgarian girl well.

Post: #4

Kman,

Would you mind doing a mini break down on the Bulgarian black sea resorts? I'm interested in Varna particularly. Is there enough to do there to not got bored over a 2-3 month visit?

Post: #5

There are several threads with datasheets on Bulgarian cities, beaches, etc. - pretty easy to find when you search the forum. I have nothing up-to-date to add because the most popular club-de-jour may change from year to year.
Varna is good, I would not get bored there for 2-3 months. That is, if you don't get bored going to the beach, drinking and partying for cheap at night, and hitting on beachgoing girls.

Post: #6

So for the rates is that 1300 EUR for that whole time? From May till September you just pay a one time fee of 1300 EUR? I feel like I am reading it wrong cause thats pretty cheap.

Do your prices include utilities like electric and water?

Post: #7

Sunny Beach is a nice little area, however most of the people there are tourists. The only Bulgarians you will encounter are the ones who work in the resorts or stuck up bitchy plastic Bulgarian chicks and their mafia boyfriends.

Otherwise when in Sunny Beach, you can walk around in the center and go from bar to bar. I would also recommend a club called the Viking (or something similar, don't remember anymore).

Also for some culture, visit the nearby city of Nesebar. The old historic center is on an island linked to the mainland by a bridge and has a nice charm of its own. It's walking distance from Sunny Beach.

Post: #8

(04-15-2014 09:29 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  So for the rates is that 1300 EUR for that whole time? From May till September you just pay a one time fee of 1300 EUR? I feel like I am reading it wrong cause thats pretty cheap.

Do your prices include utilities like electric and water?

Yes, 1300 EUR for the whole season. It is quite affordable. Monthly rates in the OP. Utilities info also in OP (electric extra, water and WiFi with limited range included).

Re: Nessebar - this peninsula you see there on the horizon in the second pic is Old Town Nessebar, so it's not walking distance from my house, around 10 km. But there is a bus and the bus stop is a 2 minutes walk.

Post: #9

What beach spots you guys recommend to pick up Bulgarian girls? I don't have that flag and this summer seems like a good moment to get it.

Post: #10

This seems to be a recurring question, so here is the link to the datasheets post on Bulgaria:
/thread-5028.h...t=bulgaria
It has a paragraph or two about each of the major resort areas.

Or did you mean within one resort, what is the best bar to pick up Bulgarians vs. tourists? That seems to change from year to year, and I certainly don't know all the places in all the resorts.
Around my place - Sveti Vlas - the bar where most Bulgarians go is consistently Planet Bar, this is right at the marina. In Sunny Beach I'd say the clubs in the Cacao beach cluster.
But you'd be shooting yourself in the foot if you only go for Bulgarians while at the beach, because there are a lot of foreign girls from every European nationality, and many are probably sluttier than the locals. Unless you are flag-hunting, there is no reason to constrain yourself.

Post: #11

K man, your post is brilliant. I will contact you by PM.

thanks

Post: #12

With so many hotties and slutties, I d have to be blind and idiotic to not fuck the kind of girl I want: slutty but smoking hot. Dont mind if tourist or local. As long as she is my kind of hot girl then I am ok, I dont mind my flag hunting. I wouldnt settle ever for a 5, with personality and game I have to score, plus the latino type I am sure helps to separate myself from the hordes of blonde nordic and drunken germans and brits

Post: #13

All gone (not to forum members).
Maybe next year.