Flights from Bulgaria to Poland – Burgas to Katowice

Burgas pulses to the rhythm of the sea. The air is saltier, time seems to slow down, and every moment feels like a gift. This is a place that smells of pine forests and tastes like rich ajvar. It leaves behind the sweet aftertaste of summer and memories warmed by the sun.

The Burgas to Katowice flight marks a return to everyday life — but in a gentle way. SkyUp™ makes sure your holiday stays with you, not just in your camera roll but also in your heart. Comfort, warmth, and a welcoming smile — it’s all part of the journey.
 

What to pack from Burgas?

Some things are impossible to take home — the feeling of sand slipping through your fingers, the brush of a warm breeze on your skin, or laughter shared on a terrace overlooking the sea. But there are souvenirs that hold onto the mood of the coast and bring it back with you. Here are a few ideas:

• Bulgarian lyutenitsa or ajvar – a savoury vegetable spread that tastes like summer in a jar.
• Rose water – Bulgaria’s Rose Valley is famous, and the scent is a soft reminder of sunny days.
• Wildflower honey – thick, dark, and full of flavour. Perfect with tea or drizzled over pancakes.
• Handcrafted ceramic or wooden souvenirs – minimalist and soulful, with a touch of Bulgarian charm.
• Wool or linen rugs – small, handmade pieces that add warmth and texture to any space.

These aren’t just gifts. They’re like bookmarks from your holiday — open one, and you’re back in Burgas.
 

What’s waiting for you in Katowice?

Katowice is a city that’s often overlooked — and that’s a shame. In the heart of town, there’s a 24-hour outdoor library: a simple bookshelf mounted on a wall, where locals leave books and take new ones in return. It’s a quiet exchange of thoughts among strangers. Just steps away lies Kościuszko Park, home to a tree planted in the 19th century. Locals say it “knows all the city’s secrets” and sometimes blooms in autumn when all the other trees have shed their leaves. Katowice isn’t loud. It doesn’t demand attention. It simply creates an atmosphere — one you’ll want to return to. And even after the warmth of Burgas, that return can feel just right.