Varna is the biggest city in Bulgarian’s north-east coast and is also know as the sea capital in the country. The city area is 238 sq km with 334,000 population, which is three time lass, than the actual number of people living in Varna – students, tourists, workers and etc.

Varna is famous with its summer season, populated with millions of tourists from all over the world – mostly from England, Germany, Russia, Poland and Romania. The city have some of the finest and oldest museums and art festivals in the country and is famous with its century-old traditions in visual arts, books and music.

International arts festivals

• International Ballet Competition – founded in 1964 (biennial)
• Discovery International Pop Festival (annual)
• Varna Summer International Music Festival (annual)
• International May Choir Competition (annual)
• Varna Summer International Jazz Festival (annual)
• Sea and Memories international music festival devoted to popular sea songs (annual)
• European Music Festival (annual)
• International Folk Festival (annual)
• International Folk Festival (annual)
• Operosa Euxinograd opera festival (annual)
• August in Art festival of visual arts (triennial) (in Bulgarian)
• Brazilian Culture Festival (annual)
• Song on Three Seas pop and rock competition (annual)
• Golden Dolphin Intenrtional puppet festival (triennial)
• Varna Summer International Theatre Festival (annual)
• Under the Stars arts festival (annual, theatre and opera)
• Product Festival of Contemporary Art (annual)
• Zvezdna daga children’s competition (annual)
• Love is Folly film festival (annual)
• Slavic Embrace Slav poetry readings (annual)
• International Festival of Red Cross & Health Films (biennial)
• World Animation Festival (founded 1979, to resume in 2009)
• International Print Biennial (founded 1981)
• Videoholica international art festival (annual)
• Fotosalon (annual)

Montenegro, with its utterly divine and varied landscapes in the old Union of Serbia and Montenegro was able to produce an attractive standard of life. The people here have felt as proud and happy Montenegrins, eventhough they had in their ethnical origins can not be more different : Montenegrin, Albanian, Serbian, Croatian or Bosnian. In no country in the Balkans as different people live together peacefully Etnies, such as Montenegro. With the progressive decline of us defective all known, old Yugoslavia, the four wars, and the onset of sanctions against rump Yugoslavia, the Montenegrin situation dramatically from year to year. The Western tourists were lacking as the main source of income.

The airport is one of the main problem in Montenegro, because it suits not that much flights. But the airport of Dubrovnik is very near to the border with Мontenegro, so you can book you flight and rental car in Dubrovnik, and then travel in Montenegro.

Other way is to use a Dubrovnik – Budva transport, that some companies are offering, and which will bring you straight to your accommodation in Montenegro.

Only in 1998, after more than eight years, once more western travel agencies booked in Montenegro. This followed some sort of election in the democracy won the whip hand. This election, and then defused a small scale arriving western tourists were already very tense position staggeringly, because it gave people hope. 1999, this gleam of hope the war in Kosovo was then ruined once more. In Montenegro you can fined many car hire companies, that can offer you rental cars, such as Sixt, Hertz, Europcar and National rent a car. So, rent villa and rental car in Montenegro and spend the holiday of your life, like you’ve never did. In the next year, unluckily, few tourists came from the West in this small but beautiful country. Nearly all tourists were in all likelihood because of fright and ignorance about the precise remote – positioning – quiet.

You can choose a car hire class from low cost rent a car, to minivans, or luxury rental car in Montenegro. The assortment according to international standards is in full swing. Here we exhibit the hotels that have been categorised by the Ministry of Tourism and Environment. You will also find a lot more private places that are recruited by local tourism formations on the system.

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia, and cultural capital of former Yugoslavia. The city is alive with constantly busy cafeterias, restaurants, clubs and its many festivals. In the center of the city lies Jalacic Square, always bustling with crowds of people. Acros from here is the cathedral and the central market. Head north from here is the Stone Gate, which has a shrine of Virgin Mary. Cosiness of Zagreb is its charm, and walking or driving tour is the best way to discover the beauty of the Croatia’s capital.

Zagreb has a lot of cafes and bars, located in the pedestrian area, which is around Gajeva and Bogoviceva. The airport of Zagreb is located 10 km north of the city. The best trip you can take is if you rent a car in Zagreb and drive whereever you want in Zagreb or Croatia. You can visit Split, which is the second largest city and main tourist destination in Croatia. Of course you can leave the rental car in Split if you hired it from Zagreb.

You can find many low cost car rental Zagreb offers in many car hire companies, such as Sixt, Europcar, Hertz and National rent a car. All of the companies have helpful staff, dedicated to your car rental needs.

Zagreb is also capital of wide variety of cultural events and concerts, which makes it popular for the tourists. Croatia has an excellent road links to other cities, so a rental car is perfect if you want to visit other tourist destinations in Croatia.

Split is the largest city in Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, and attracts crowds of tourists from all over the world. In Split’s old town, lies the ruins of most famous city’s palace, which is built in the 4th century. In Split’s old town, you can find also the Mestrovic Gallery and some archaeological museums with Roman, Greek and medieval artifacts.

You can see the Temple of Jupiter, part of hte Roman Emperor – Diocletian’s palace, just walking around the town.
The Airport of Split is 16 km’s west of town, and bus #37 will take you in downtown. With a Car Hire Split, you can skip the long bus drive, and go whereever you want in Split. You can just rent a car in Split from some of the major car rental companies – Sixt Car Hire, National rent a car, Europe car or other rent a car company.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia, after Zagreb, which is the capital. The airport of Split is serving both Split and Kastela, located in Split-Dalmatia County. It’s also close to the town of Trogir. Rent a car from the airport of Split is the best way to have a nice vacation in Croatia, because you have the chance to drive all over Bol and Vidova gore on island Brac, Makarska coast, Baska voda, Brela, Solin and many other places. The historic center of Split is included into UNESCO list of World Heritage Cities. Behind the steering wheel of a rental car in Split, you have the freedom to explore the country of Croatia, with all it’s beauty. If you have any questions about driving in Split, you can search rental car driving information in Google, or some other rich Split tour guides.