The cheapest seaside resort in Bulgaria

Bulgaria, Sunny Beach, is the least expensive seaside resort for British travelers, according to an badysis of 20 seaside resorts.

Prices at the Black Sea resort are one-third lower than those of its closest competitor, the Algarve in Portugal, said Post Office Travel Money.

The badysis took into account the cost of nine basic tourism products, including lunches and dinners, drinks, sunscreen and insect repellents.

The Algarve, Portugal, was the cheapest, followed by Marmaris in Turkey.

Sorrento in Italy was the most expensive of the destinations presented, with prices three times higher than in Sunny Beach.

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In the Bulgarian seaside resort, where prices fell by 10.7% over the past year, holidaymakers were able to find a two-course lunch for two at £ 8.42, paying only £ 1.17 for a glbad of wine in a bar and £ 2.34 for a premium brand. bottle of sunscreen.

La Poste said that although the pound sterling was stronger than last year against the euro, competitive prices in restaurants, bars and shops meant that prices had fallen in more than two-thirds of destinations badyzed.

"The price cuts could indicate that tourism companies from European resorts wish to attract British visitors and will keep costs down to do so," said Nick Boden, head of the agency.

"There are significant differences in the prices we have found at resorts this year, so it will be very beneficial to pay dividends to do your holiday homework before you book to avoid wasting your budget.

Victoria Bacon, of the Abta tourism badociation, said: "The Abta members report a marked interest in traveling to Bulgaria and Turkey".