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Take the worry out of your departure to Sofia (SOF) Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.

This is the only fun activity in the area that offers both, pleasure sailing along with hands-on experience and coaching in English or Bulgarian language. Before the trip you will learn safety rules and techniques, and how the sails and the boat work together. During the trip you will be the sailing crew, helping set and optimize the sails, master turns, and even rotate on ruling the boat. The sailing activity goes along St. Ivan Island, where we will do bird watching. If weather permits there will be swimming and cold refreshments. After the trip, you will enjoy swimming and a BBQ picnic at the campsite. You will learn how to do marine knots and throw safe lines.

According to the conditions the activity may use another route in another destination. The routes are 20 km. magnificent and bring a lot of excitement and fun. If the conditions are not allowing and the customers are closer to Burgas, we switch them to the other route there which is again 20 km pure adrenaline. The quad routes are in one of the destinations described as the best one is around Kableshkovo. The riding time is between 50 minutes and 1:30 hours and it depends on the riding level of the customer. The activity is set to provide 1 ATV to 2 people. If you need a single ATV, just write to us to inform for the extra payment.

Kamchia biosphere reserve has spectacular scenery with a large variety of plants and animal species. You can observe them from a different point of view. Be an adventurer kayaker, do something different and run away from everyday life. We promise full enjoyment for the adventurers.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. Sozopol, Bulgaria is the perfect romantic destination for couples looking to explore a beautiful Mediterranean city. The seaside town is full of old world charm, with cobblestone streets, traditional architecture, and stunning views of the Black Sea. Couples can spend their day exploring the old town, discovering ancient ruins, and visiting quaint cafes and restaurants. The city also offers a variety of activities for couples, from sailing and fishing to beach volleyball and swimming. With its picturesque setting, Sozopol is a wonderful place for couples to relax, reconnect, and enjoy a romantic holiday. Experience the romantic beauty of Sozopol and make memories that will last a lifetime! Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, explore the city’s rich culture and history, and enjoy a romantic tour of the city’s attractions. Soak up the wonderful sights and sounds of the city and create a lifetime of memories.

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.

Kazanlak is the center of rose-oil extraction in Bulgaria and the oil-producing rose of Kazanlak is one of the most widely recognizable Bulgarian national symbols. Kazanlak is also in the area named The Valley of the Thracian Kings, because of the concentration of noble tombs, one of which is an UNESCO site. See sites that date back to the prehistoric era, and experience this hidden treasure of Bulgaria.

Situated deep in the dense pine forests of Rila Mountain, Rila Monastery is the biggest and most important Orthodox cloister in Bulgaria.It is an outstanding example of the Bulgarian cultural and historical heritage, in which architecture and painting merge harmoniously. The site is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. Rila Monastery was founded in the 10th century by St Ivan Rilski, a hermit canonized by the Orthodox Church. His ascetic dwelling and tomb became a holy place and later on, a monastic complex was formed. It played an important role in the spiritual and social life of medieval Bulgaria. After the guided visit to the Monastery complex and lunch, we will head back to Sofia. On the way, we will stop at the second UNESCO site for the day Boyana church. Small but unique with the most preserved frescoes from 1259 in this part of Europe. The tour will end with drop-off at your hotel/accommodation.

After belonging to many empires over time (including Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and most recently Yugoslavian), Macedonia gained its independence in 1991. This influence from different eras and cultures has made its mark on the appearance of Skopje. Skopje - where ancient history and modern life collide in a fascinating way. Set along the Vardar River, the city is known for its lively squares, stone bridges, museums, and monuments, as well as its vibrant café culture and welcoming atmosphere. Skopje serves as the political, cultural, and economic heart of the country. Matka Canyon Just a short drive from Skopje lies Matka Canyon, one of North Macedonia’s most breathtaking natural attractions. Carved by the Treska River, the canyon is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, medieval monasteries, and deep caves. - Visting Old Bazaar + Caravanserais - Sultan Murad Mosque - Memorial House of Mother Teresa - Church of the Holy Savior Note: Bring your passport!

Discover the town of Plovdiv- one of the oldest existing settlements in world! See the Roman Theater and parts of the Roman Stadium. Walk through the longest pedestrian street in Europe. Explore the magnificent Revival old town with its unique colorful houses from the 19th century. See the recently uncovered early Christian mosaics dating back to the 4th century! Plovdiv itself will be a European capital of culture in 2019.  In the afternoon, you will go to the Bachkovo monastery- the second biggest monastery in Bulgaria, established in the 11th century. It is famous for the icon of Virgin Marry, which is taught to be miraculous and thousands of people each year come to see it.  Most times the trips are done with eco friendly cars - with cng engine or electro mobiles, so that we can help fighting the air polution.

Escape the bustling streets of Sofia and step into a world where nature and history collide. Imagine a day where you walk through massive caverns that have sheltered humans for millennia, relax by the emerald waters of enchanting waterfalls, and gaze out from the ramparts of a medieval fortress. This tour isn't just a sightseeing trip; it’s a journey into the heart of Bulgaria’s most breathtaking landscapes and ancient legends.

Did you know that there are Christian tombs dating back to the 3rd and the 4th century under St. Sophia church? Prepare for a loaded experience as we explore the remains of an early Christian necropolis and stroll through a labyrinth of sarcophagi! Feel like the protagonist of a mystery novel as we tour the underground and explore the tomb pits, stone tombs, stone sarcophagi, the typical late antiquity masonry tombs with semi-cylindrical vaults, as well as the separate Honorius Tomb, I will tell you many thrilling stories from the history of the ancient church of St. Sophia throughout the centuries. Come rain or shine, this is a great experience for all the brave explorers at any time of the year!

Plovdiv was originally a Thracian city before later becoming a Greek city, and then a major Roman city. In the Middle Ages, it retained its strategic regional importance, changing hands between the Byzantine and Bulgarian Empires. Plovdiv’s history spans 8,000 years, it’s the second biggest city in Bulgaria, it has traces of a Neolithic settlement dating to roughly 6000 BC. Approximate schedule, it can be plus/minus 30 minutes at those stops depending on the day and the traffic: 12:00 Meet and leave Sofia 13:30 We arrive in Plovdiv and have some time to walk around 14:00 Joining the Free Plovdiv Tour (this is a donation based tour, and the tip for the guide is not included in the price of the tour) 16:00 Time to walk around Plovdiv and optionally grab some food 17:00 We leave Plovdiv 18:30 We arrive back in Sofia

Travel hassle-free from Sofia to Plovdiv and back in the comfort of a modern and air-conditioned minibus. Plovdiv is one of the oldest towns in the world. More ancient than Rome! With an expert guide at your side, explore and experience its millennia of epic history, monumental attractions, unique Bulgarian culture, and way of life. Your guide will take you to the most interesting sites and pinpoint fascinating details missed by the general public. Still, you will have ample free time to stroll on your own along the longest pedestrian street in Europe and sample local food and drinks.

The Hot Mineral Baths in our mountains offer the perfect place to relax and unwind. Soaking in the healing thermal waters of an open-air pool, surrounded by the breathtaking peaks of the Rila Mountain, is nothing short of a fairytale-like experience. We will guide you around the amazing nature of the Mineral baths area in the middle of the mountain. We will show you the geysers, the baths and the stunning natural places around. If there are other people in the group who also booked to see the Rila Monastery, we will first shortly go to the Monastery and then head towards the baths.

Step into a world where time has carved legends into stone and silence whispers through crystal chambers. Nestled in the mystical northwest of Bulgaria, the Belogradchik Rocks rise like ancient sentinels—scarlet and ochre giants shaped by wind, rain, and imagination. These surreal formations tell tales of medieval fortresses, monks, and mythical creatures, each silhouette more otherworldly than the last. As sunlight dances over the towering spires, venture deeper—beneath the earth—into the Venetsa Cave, a hidden gem of luminous beauty. Here, nature unveils her masterpiece: a kaleidoscope of stalactites and stalagmites, glowing in delicate hues of violet, emerald, and gold. The cave pulses with quiet magic, a sanctuary of mineral wonders frozen in eternal stillness. This tour is not just a journey through Bulgaria’s wild northwest—it's an encounter with the sublime, where stone becomes story, and darkness reveals its own dazzling light.

From Plovdiv we go towards Balkan mountain. We pass through several small Bulgarian villages. Our road continues through the Valley of Roses where, if you wish, we can stop. Then we arrive at the Russian Church "Nativity of Christ". After enjoying the unique architecture, we visit the largest tomb in the valley of the Thracian kings. Built 330 BC. Then we head to Buzludzha Peak and UFO -Buzludzha Monument.

Three of the most stunning Bulgaria's attractions within a day trip from Sofia! Explore the natural wonder of Prohodna cave, named by the locals “The Eyes of God” because of the two deity-eye-shaped holes on the ceiling. Experience Saeva Dupka, among the most decorated tourist adapted caves in Bulgaria and visit the unique Glozhene Monastery, built like a bird’s nest on the cliffs of a mountain peak. All this within a group day trip from Sofia!

This is the only fun activity in the area that offers both, pleasure sailing along with hands-on experience and coaching in English or Bulgarian language. Before the trip you will learn safety rules and techniques, and how the sails and the boat work together. During the trip you will be the sailing crew, helping set and optimize the sails, master turns, and even rotate on ruling the boat. The sailing activity goes along St. Ivan Island, where we will do bird watching. If weather permits there will be swimming and cold refreshments. After the trip, you will enjoy swimming and a BBQ picnic at the campsite. You will learn how to do marine knots and throw safe lines.

According to the conditions the activity may use another route in another destination. The routes are 20 km. magnificent and bring a lot of excitement and fun. If the conditions are not allowing and the customers are closer to Burgas, we switch them to the other route there which is again 20 km pure adrenaline. The quad routes are in one of the destinations described as the best one is around Kableshkovo. The riding time is between 50 minutes and 1:30 hours and it depends on the riding level of the customer. The activity is set to provide 1 ATV to 2 people. If you need a single ATV, just write to us to inform for the extra payment.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. Sozopol, Bulgaria is the perfect romantic destination for couples looking to explore a beautiful Mediterranean city. The seaside town is full of old world charm, with cobblestone streets, traditional architecture, and stunning views of the Black Sea. Couples can spend their day exploring the old town, discovering ancient ruins, and visiting quaint cafes and restaurants. The city also offers a variety of activities for couples, from sailing and fishing to beach volleyball and swimming. With its picturesque setting, Sozopol is a wonderful place for couples to relax, reconnect, and enjoy a romantic holiday. Experience the romantic beauty of Sozopol and make memories that will last a lifetime! Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, explore the city’s rich culture and history, and enjoy a romantic tour of the city’s attractions. Soak up the wonderful sights and sounds of the city and create a lifetime of memories.

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.

Kazanlak is the center of rose-oil extraction in Bulgaria and the oil-producing rose of Kazanlak is one of the most widely recognizable Bulgarian national symbols. Kazanlak is also in the area named The Valley of the Thracian Kings, because of the concentration of noble tombs, one of which is an UNESCO site. See sites that date back to the prehistoric era, and experience this hidden treasure of Bulgaria.

Situated deep in the dense pine forests of Rila Mountain, Rila Monastery is the biggest and most important Orthodox cloister in Bulgaria.It is an outstanding example of the Bulgarian cultural and historical heritage, in which architecture and painting merge harmoniously. The site is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. Rila Monastery was founded in the 10th century by St Ivan Rilski, a hermit canonized by the Orthodox Church. His ascetic dwelling and tomb became a holy place and later on, a monastic complex was formed. It played an important role in the spiritual and social life of medieval Bulgaria. After the guided visit to the Monastery complex and lunch, we will head back to Sofia. On the way, we will stop at the second UNESCO site for the day Boyana church. Small but unique with the most preserved frescoes from 1259 in this part of Europe. The tour will end with drop-off at your hotel/accommodation.

After belonging to many empires over time (including Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and most recently Yugoslavian), Macedonia gained its independence in 1991. This influence from different eras and cultures has made its mark on the appearance of Skopje. Skopje - where ancient history and modern life collide in a fascinating way. Set along the Vardar River, the city is known for its lively squares, stone bridges, museums, and monuments, as well as its vibrant café culture and welcoming atmosphere. Skopje serves as the political, cultural, and economic heart of the country. Matka Canyon Just a short drive from Skopje lies Matka Canyon, one of North Macedonia’s most breathtaking natural attractions. Carved by the Treska River, the canyon is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, medieval monasteries, and deep caves. - Visting Old Bazaar + Caravanserais - Sultan Murad Mosque - Memorial House of Mother Teresa - Church of the Holy Savior Note: Bring your passport!

Discover the town of Plovdiv- one of the oldest existing settlements in world! See the Roman Theater and parts of the Roman Stadium. Walk through the longest pedestrian street in Europe. Explore the magnificent Revival old town with its unique colorful houses from the 19th century. See the recently uncovered early Christian mosaics dating back to the 4th century! Plovdiv itself will be a European capital of culture in 2019.  In the afternoon, you will go to the Bachkovo monastery- the second biggest monastery in Bulgaria, established in the 11th century. It is famous for the icon of Virgin Marry, which is taught to be miraculous and thousands of people each year come to see it.  Most times the trips are done with eco friendly cars - with cng engine or electro mobiles, so that we can help fighting the air polution.

Escape the bustling streets of Sofia and step into a world where nature and history collide. Imagine a day where you walk through massive caverns that have sheltered humans for millennia, relax by the emerald waters of enchanting waterfalls, and gaze out from the ramparts of a medieval fortress. This tour isn't just a sightseeing trip; it’s a journey into the heart of Bulgaria’s most breathtaking landscapes and ancient legends.

Did you know that there are Christian tombs dating back to the 3rd and the 4th century under St. Sophia church? Prepare for a loaded experience as we explore the remains of an early Christian necropolis and stroll through a labyrinth of sarcophagi! Feel like the protagonist of a mystery novel as we tour the underground and explore the tomb pits, stone tombs, stone sarcophagi, the typical late antiquity masonry tombs with semi-cylindrical vaults, as well as the separate Honorius Tomb, I will tell you many thrilling stories from the history of the ancient church of St. Sophia throughout the centuries. Come rain or shine, this is a great experience for all the brave explorers at any time of the year!

Plovdiv was originally a Thracian city before later becoming a Greek city, and then a major Roman city. In the Middle Ages, it retained its strategic regional importance, changing hands between the Byzantine and Bulgarian Empires. Plovdiv’s history spans 8,000 years, it’s the second biggest city in Bulgaria, it has traces of a Neolithic settlement dating to roughly 6000 BC. Approximate schedule, it can be plus/minus 30 minutes at those stops depending on the day and the traffic: 12:00 Meet and leave Sofia 13:30 We arrive in Plovdiv and have some time to walk around 14:00 Joining the Free Plovdiv Tour (this is a donation based tour, and the tip for the guide is not included in the price of the tour) 16:00 Time to walk around Plovdiv and optionally grab some food 17:00 We leave Plovdiv 18:30 We arrive back in Sofia

Travel hassle-free from Sofia to Plovdiv and back in the comfort of a modern and air-conditioned minibus. Plovdiv is one of the oldest towns in the world. More ancient than Rome! With an expert guide at your side, explore and experience its millennia of epic history, monumental attractions, unique Bulgarian culture, and way of life. Your guide will take you to the most interesting sites and pinpoint fascinating details missed by the general public. Still, you will have ample free time to stroll on your own along the longest pedestrian street in Europe and sample local food and drinks.

The Hot Mineral Baths in our mountains offer the perfect place to relax and unwind. Soaking in the healing thermal waters of an open-air pool, surrounded by the breathtaking peaks of the Rila Mountain, is nothing short of a fairytale-like experience. We will guide you around the amazing nature of the Mineral baths area in the middle of the mountain. We will show you the geysers, the baths and the stunning natural places around. If there are other people in the group who also booked to see the Rila Monastery, we will first shortly go to the Monastery and then head towards the baths.

Step into a world where time has carved legends into stone and silence whispers through crystal chambers. Nestled in the mystical northwest of Bulgaria, the Belogradchik Rocks rise like ancient sentinels—scarlet and ochre giants shaped by wind, rain, and imagination. These surreal formations tell tales of medieval fortresses, monks, and mythical creatures, each silhouette more otherworldly than the last. As sunlight dances over the towering spires, venture deeper—beneath the earth—into the Venetsa Cave, a hidden gem of luminous beauty. Here, nature unveils her masterpiece: a kaleidoscope of stalactites and stalagmites, glowing in delicate hues of violet, emerald, and gold. The cave pulses with quiet magic, a sanctuary of mineral wonders frozen in eternal stillness. This tour is not just a journey through Bulgaria’s wild northwest—it's an encounter with the sublime, where stone becomes story, and darkness reveals its own dazzling light.

From Plovdiv we go towards Balkan mountain. We pass through several small Bulgarian villages. Our road continues through the Valley of Roses where, if you wish, we can stop. Then we arrive at the Russian Church "Nativity of Christ". After enjoying the unique architecture, we visit the largest tomb in the valley of the Thracian kings. Built 330 BC. Then we head to Buzludzha Peak and UFO -Buzludzha Monument.

Three of the most stunning Bulgaria's attractions within a day trip from Sofia! Explore the natural wonder of Prohodna cave, named by the locals “The Eyes of God” because of the two deity-eye-shaped holes on the ceiling. Experience Saeva Dupka, among the most decorated tourist adapted caves in Bulgaria and visit the unique Glozhene Monastery, built like a bird’s nest on the cliffs of a mountain peak. All this within a group day trip from Sofia!

Kamchia biosphere reserve has spectacular scenery with a large variety of plants and animal species. You can observe them from a different point of view. Be an adventurer kayaker, do something different and run away from everyday life. We promise full enjoyment for the adventurers.

Take the worry out of your departure to Sofia (SOF) Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.