Varna

Varna is well-liked for its affordability, particularly when it comes to food and rent. Many nomads report living comfortably on $600–700 per month. The beach is one of Varna's key attractions, and most visitors agree that the city shines in the warmer months, especially from spring to early fall. The architecture and public spaces like parks and museums also receive positive feedback. Varna has a laid-back vibe, and even though there's not a strong hipster or international tourist scene, most found the local culture warm and welcoming. People are generally described as friendly and attractive, which contributes positively to the social scene.

On the downside, public transportation is considered unreliable, as ride-hailing apps are not available and bus schedules aren't easily accessible via Google Maps. While most parts of town are walkable or reachable by short bus rides, transportation can be frustrating for newcomers. Winters — particularly January and February — are noted as being quite cold, limiting appeal for year-round living. Nightlife experiences are mixed; while there are notable spots like the beach bar Cubo, the overall scene may feel lacking or less safe. Despite this, many digital nomads see Varna as underrated and recommend it for a few months stay during warmer periods.