Nach Sofia we went east to visit the Valley of the Roses. Unfortunately, we at least 1 week early was our turn to enjoy the rose splendor. So There Were Roses Distillery tour or even buy rose oil and Meli was annoyed ...
asking for directions: one of the truck then drove for about 10km before us to show the way - the only one found by us rosebud, after all ...
The trouble was the high point the next day in the form of unnecessary damage park in the narrow streets of Burgas. We found ourselves suddenly surrounded by many construction workers, the police were called but the understanding was thus to a not too easy. Raphael was allowed as the first in a not quite fully functional respiratory blow, fortunately alkohltestgerät 0:00 per thousand. Forms were filled out (in Cyrillic) and eventually we were escorted to the police station, where we were verknurrt to 70 CHF buses (for whatever). The shock
sat us deep into the bone, but we were reassured by the love of VW mechanics Buswerkstatt by phone. It was still only half as bad and the fender-bender could be repaired in Switzerland (the Comprehensive assume yes everything). After a stroll through the city, we cooled our feet for the first time in the Black Sea.
Our poor Büssli with sheet metal damage - might have blessing of the car as it helped do the Bulgarians.
So we will not get too comfortable with all the stress, our gas went to cooking but slowly but surely coming to an end and we spent 2 hours searching for a gas station. Answers like "I do not know" and "Maybe pumping station" brought us further and further to the south, the Black Sea coast. At some point, but it worked. Tired and exasperated, we were finally a nice campsite where we could move into a bungalow ('s kind of camping in the East rather than in a bungalow in a tent or on the bus), and finally the luck was shining again auf unserer Seite zu sein. Bei Vasko und seinen Freunden verbrachten wir 2 ruhige Tage mit Baden im Meer und wurden am Abend jeweils gut mit Essen und Rakjia verköstigt.
Leider wird die Küste in ganz Bulgarien extrem verbaut und ein Hotel-Komplex reiht sich an den nächsten.
Der Campingbesitzer und seine Freunde - Der Strand am Schwarzen Meer: leider hat es sehr viele grosse Hotelkomplexe.
Die nächsten 3 tage verbrachten wir mit Sightseeing der Küste entlang. Fuhren bis zur türkischen Grenze und besuchten unter anderem die Klippen von Kliakra, wo wir direkt vor der Burg auf dem Besucherparkplatz nach einem herrlichen Sonnenuntergang were allowed to stay.
trip to the border of Bulgaria Turkey - Fort Kliakra.
In Romania, we drove along the coast to Tulcea. The starting point for excursions to the Danube Delta, where we directly in the city behind a closed hotel the night. After the collection of information about visits to the Delta on several Touriinfos, we sailed the main channel down the Danube to Crisan. We stayed in a small inn, where we took with the owner of the inn two boat tours through the winding canals of the Delta and from him to dinner with several variations of fish were catered for.
In the Danube Delta ...
While visiting the Delta we left our dirty laundry in a laundromat. Even the underwear and socks we got back ironed! Our road again further west. On our map mud volcanoes were located as a highlight, but no indication of where you can reach them. The search also turned out to be kinda difficult.
designed Search of mud volcanoes to be difficult (we proceeded uns mehrere Male).
Auf dem Weg in die Region Siebenbürgen für die Burgentour wurden wir wieder ein Mal von einer Schweizerin überrascht. Cornelia, welche seit 19 Jahren ein Kinderheim in Pànàtàu leitet, lud uns spontan zum alljährlichen Theateraufführung ein. Wir blieben gleich drei Nächte: Spielten mit den Kindern und Jugendlichen, unterhielten uns mit den aus der Schweiz angereisten Frauen des Gönnervereins und kamen in den Genuss einer eindrücklichen Theateraufführung. Nach schönen, aber auch anstrengenden Tagen (die Kinder sind durch ihren Lebenslauf alle psychisch beeinträchtigt, was sich vor allem in ihrem Verhalten und ihrer Kommunikation ausdrückt) machten wir uns auf den Weg zu den Kirchenburgen von Siebenbürgen.
Das Heim in Panatau - Unser Bus im Garten des Kinderheims - Gruppenbild der Kinder.
Natürlich besuchten wir auch das touristisch ausgeschlachtete Heim von Dracula. Da beeindruckten uns die kleinen Dörfer mit ihren gewaltigen Kirchenburgen viel mehr.
Auf der Tour in Siebenbürgen: Kirchenburg von Honigburg - Schloss Dracula - Kirchenburg von Preijmer - Glockenturm von Schässburg.
Was striking is the stark difference between the well-dressed and used by tourists and the rest of Transylvania, Romania, where poverty and decay of Ceausescu's megalomaniac constructions are predominant.
Typical Romanian Farmers' Market - Honey Seller.
Before crossing the border to Hungary, we let our Büssli again washed and changed our last Leu's hoof. The fact that we sit still on Bulgarian Lewa, you can change apparently only with border from Bulgaria to Romania, we had a lesson.
Now we are in a much richer country, which manifests itself first in the pothole-free streets and posh herausgeputztem campsite with its own thermal whirlpool bath.
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