Full-day Tours in Black Sea Coast
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From USD 194Varna to Constanta Day tour
A customer oriented private tour with flexible itinerary and no tight schedule based on the guests own pace and wishes. During the tour the guests are going to explore two countries with different cultural and natural appeareances. The itinerary includes two major sea ports of Bulgaria and the beautiful Black Sea coast. During the tour the travelers will learn about the rich and engaging history of the Black Sea settlements seen through the historical and cultural background of two different countries.
From USD 11Self-Guided Sand Festival in Burgas
This is an unique product offering you to see the unique Sand Festival in Bourgas at your own pace individually without the need of an expensive guide. We prepare for you a personalized e-guide which you could load on your device and explore everything yourself whenever you want to. This is a very modern product which is cost-effective and very much liked by the travelers.
From USD 77Ancient Tomb and Boat trip South Tour visit Old Sozopol
Listen priceless stories told by the land of Pomorie. Enjoy a pedestrian tour around Sozopol and the scars of history that shaped its appearance. Have lunch in a beautiful restaurant with a breathtaking sea view. Go to a panoramic sea cruise around the Islands, and the shell farm. Visit Bourgas - a city bijou of the Black Sea Coast.
From USD 183From Varna Nessebar Old Town the Pearl of Bulgarias South Coast
Discover the beauty, history, and flavors of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast on this full-day journey from Varna to UNESCO-listed Old Nessebar, the “Pearl of the South Coast.” Travel along the scenic coastline while learning about the history, traditions, and culture of Bulgaria’s Black Sea region. Enjoy panoramic views of the Balkan Mountains meeting the sea and the contrast between ancient heritage and modern seaside resorts. Optional stop at Sunny Beach resort, one of the largest holiday destinations in Eastern Europe, offers stunning coastal views. In Nessebar Old Town, wander cobbled streets lined with centuries-old houses, mediaeval churches, artisan shops, and sea-view restaurants. Known as “the town of 40 churches,” it is one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements and an open-air museum. Enjoy a wine tasting (optional) at a local Nessebar wine cellar, sampling local wines and learning about winemaking traditions.