Asparuhov Park dates to 1935, when what had been barren wasteland was transformed into a shaded retreat of wide paved alleys and mature trees, designed by Anton Novak, the same man behind the Sea Garden. A statue of an Asparuh warrior stands at its centre, facing the sea. The park is quieter and less polished than its city-centre counterpart, which is precisely the appeal: squirrels dart between the trees, and the pace is unhurried. The beach below is broad and shallow, making it well suited to families, with sunbeds, bars and water sports on offer. From there, the Bunkera area to the west rewards those up for a short hike through scrubby coastal terrain. Round off the afternoon by heading east to Observation Deck Galata, where you get a sweeping view over the port entrance and the sea beyond.

Topnotch Game Fishing offers fishing experiences with knowledgeable guides and quality equipment at your disposal. Both for experienced fishing enthusiast and first-timers. You'll fish among the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef to catch exotic species like coral trout, sweetlip, snapper and throat emperor.

Camelbeach is the largest water park in Pennsylvania with dozens of water rides and other activities. Take to the climbing wall, or free fall. The Rival Racer, an 8-track water slide, is sure to pique your interest as well. Camelbeach operates during the summer months.