You need a taxi transfer from Plovdiv to Burgas or from Burgas to Plovdiv?

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Private Taxi transfers from Plovdiv to Bourgas or from Burgas to Plovdiv. If necessary, we will send more taxis. We will organize everything for the taxi shuttle.

If you need a taxi to pick you up from Plovdiv and take you to Burgas or to another city in the country, you can trust us. At the agreed date and time of arrival, a qualified professional driver speaking English will wait for you in front of the hotel. He will take you safely to the hotel, the office or the address where you will stay.

The purpose of the transfer offer is to provide you with safe and comfortable travel to the destination.

Transfer time from Plovdiv to Burgas (or Burgas to Plovdiv) is about 2 hours and a half. Burgas is located 250 km from Plovdiv and the trip is entirely on the highway.

Bourgas has a population of more than 200,000 people according to the latest data, and is the second largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It is also the fourth largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia, Plovdiv and Varna. It is located in the western part of Bourgas Bay and is 390 km east of Sofia. Due to the low level of the coast in the area, three lagoon lakes (of Atanasov, Burgas and Mandra Lake) are located in the region around the city. Regional History Museum, founded in 1925, is one of the most remarkable tourist destinations in the city. The Ethnographic Museum is also of particular importance for foreigners, with its exhibitions of mummer masks, costumes, ritual accessories, textiles and embroidery. The museum is housed in a house built in 1873 and later declared a cultural monument. Museum of Nature and Science is another place of interest for visitors to the city. It contains more than 1,200 exhibits of insects and reptiles and more than 140 species of fish, plants that are found in the region of Strandzha, protected and endemic species. Another such place is Art Gallery, established in 1945 with rooms depicting icons painted by famous artists Renaissance.