Half dayBorovets is about an hour and a half from Rila Monastery, and that is the trip we are asked for most often here. In summer the Seven Rila Lakes are worth it too — the chairlift at Panichishte is about an hour away. Samokov is 15 minutes down the road, and Sofia and Plovdiv are close enough for a city day.

Prices are a guide, per person. Open a tour to see the itinerary stop by stop.
Half dayDriving times are approximate, one way. Two or three places fit into one day.
The history museum and the Metropolitan church, fifteen minutes from Borovets.
A chairlift from Panichishte, then a walk between the glacial lakes. Best from July to September.
Earth pyramids above the village of Stob, on the way to Rila Monastery. An easy trail of about an hour.
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Rotunda of St George and the centre on foot.
Bulgaria’s largest monastery and a UNESCO site. The painted main church and the 14th-century Hrelyo Tower take about two hours to see properly.
The Roman theatre, the Old Town and the Kapana quarter are all within walking distance — easy to see in a few hours.
Your driver waits at the agreed place in Borovets — hotel, apartment or station.
The price is agreed in advance. Fuel, vignettes and parking are included; entrance fees are paid on site.
Sedan for up to 4, minivan up to 6, minibus up to 8 and coach up to 16, all air-conditioned.
At your hotel, apartment or any address in Borovets. If you are in a nearby village or resort, just mention it in your inquiry — it is usually no problem.
Half-day tours take about 4–5 hours, full-day tours about 8 hours including sightseeing. We agree the return time in advance.
It depends on distance, duration and the vehicle. Ready-made tours from Borovets start from €18 per person. For a custom route we send you a final price before you confirm.
Yes. Stops for photos, coffee or lunch are included, as long as they do not make the day much longer.