Full dayFrom Burgas the nearest trips are along the coast: old Nessebar and Sozopol are about 35 minutes away, Pomorie with its Salt Museum 25. If you want something other than beaches, head south to Strandzha, the Ropotamo reserve and its wooden-house villages, or west to the 19th-century village of Zheravna.

Prices are a guide, per person. Open a tour to see the itinerary stop by stop.
Full dayDriving times are approximate, one way. Two or three places fit into one day.
A bird-watching spot about fifteen minutes from central Burgas.
The Salt Museum by Pomorie Lake and a Thracian domed tomb.
The old town on its peninsula with dozens of medieval churches, a UNESCO site. Quietest early in the morning.
The old town with its wooden houses and the archaeological museum; pairs well with Ropotamo.
A boat trip up the river through the flooded forest to the Lion’s Head rock.
The village of Brashlyan with its wooden houses, Malko Tarnovo and Thracian sanctuaries in the hills.
A 19th-century village of wooden houses in the eastern Balkan mountains.
Your driver waits at the agreed place in Burgas — 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 Burgas. 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 Burgas 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.