whats the best way to travel from dublin to bulgaria, varna or bourgas, no flights from dublin till 08?

Question

is it easier to get connecting flight from london or elsewhere in europe?

Answer 1

I'm afraid to say that Wizzair only fly to Bourgas from Luton & this service ends at the end of October, '07. They do, however, continue flying to Sofia throughout the winter, from Luton.
You can get to Varna, direct, through the winter from Gatwick, with both B.A. and Bulgaria Air, for around £140 - £150 return.
B.A. fly at 1100hrs between the 28th Oct. - 29th March, on Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday.
Bulgaria Air fly at 1735hrs on Monday, Wednesday, & Friday.

Answer 2

Living in N.Ireland I am in the same predicament, but a Bulgarian friend here assures me that at least one budget airline is seriously considering a service from Belfast and Dublin, from next spring.

Until recently, Bulgarian state legislation tightly controlled the operators permitted to fly in and out of Bulgaria, to favour their own airlines Hemus and Bulgarian Air. As a necessary concession to joining the EU, they have had to relinquish this stranglehold, but budget airlines are only now getting their act together.

The Black Sea coast is basically a summer resort, so it is only due to the growing number of UK and Irish owners of property owners there, who wish to visit also outside the summer months, that operators are taking more interest in offering a service.

You might want to consider using Balkan Tours, from Dublin to Plovdiv, then making your way east by internal flight or coach, but again these flights do not commence until December. Car hire is also very cheap, and easy to organise on the web.

Answer 3

I just read in the paper that due to the mild weather Varna airport has extended the chartered and otherwise flights until the end of October 2007; try again.

Answer 4

Sofia is a town that stimulate you, is just a town which make you want to visit so how you will dsicover with hotelbye . One of the numerous locations that Sofia is offering through his tourists is Saint George Rotunda church. Also, The Memorial Church Saint Alexander Nevsky is one of many city's many familiar symbols. That church was built-in 1912, and was made by the Russian architect Alexander Pomerantsev. Their bell tower increases to a height of 53 yards, and properties 53 alarms, the largest weighing 10 tons. In Sofia you will find many crucial and beautiful church and cathedral and these gives that city a special thing which makes the tourist wish to came here.

Answer 5

If there isn't a direct flight, you can go to London and from there travel to Bulgaria. I did something similar and was the easiest ;)

Answer 6

have a look at whizz air,they do flights to varna, u might be worth getting the boat to Liverpool or manchester and going from there!