A Lovely Weather

Bulgaria primarily has a continental climate. It has four typical seasons, and each one is charming in its own way. Bulgaria is a fantastic destination all year round because of the typically clear, dry weather. Naturally, you should keep in mind that temperatures are higher in July and August and that it may occasionally snow more heavily in the winter.

The best thing to do during the hot summer months is to go hiking in the wilderness, relax by the sea, or travel to some picturesque mountain villages. Given the consistently sunny days and high temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius, Bulgaria is experiencing its busiest travel season. However, June frequently experiences the highest rainfall. Sofia is also fine because it is tucked in between a number of mountains, which keeps temperatures from rising too much. The country typically experiences heavier rains in the second half of May. January is usually the coldest month, but if you are properly dressed, this is not a big issue and you can still go on sightseeing tours.

With pleasant temperatures, spring (April to May) is a great time to travel to Bulgaria, especially along the coast, which benefits from Mediterranean climate influences. Weather can also be favorable in September, but temperatures start to drop sharply in October, when the nation is frequently covered in snow. The season-ending closure of the coastal resorts heralds the beginning of ski season in Bulgaria.