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| Low season - 01.05-31.05 and 01.10-31.10 |
| single room - 20 lv. |
| double room - 30 lv. |
| suite - 50 lv. |
| extra bed in a double room - 10 lv. |
| Mid-season - 01.06-30.06 and 01.09-30.09 |
| single room - 30 lv. |
| double room - 40 lv. |
| suite - 60 lv. |
| extra bed in a double room - 10 lv. |
| High season - 01.07-31.07 and 01.08-31.08 |
| single room - 40 lv. |
| double room - 50 lv. |
| suite - 70 lv. |
| extra bed in a double room - 10 lv. |
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The ancient town with a millennial history is situated on a romantic rocky peninsula connected to the land by a narrow isthmus. The peninsula is 850 meters long and 300 meters wide. Here you can find preserved valuable monuments dating back to all ages of its millennial existence: ancient fortress walls from the Roman epoch and the Middle Ages, Byzantium and Old Bulgarian churches, old-time houses from the XVIII and XIX century. The greatest treasure of the town is the multitude of churches: to ... |
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Sozopol is the oldest town on the Bulgarian Black Sea cost. The first settlement here was founded back in the end of the IV-III millennium B.C. Underwater exploration within the aquatory of the Sozopol harbor have revealed remnants of homes, ceramic dishes, stone and bone tools dated back to the Bronze Age. In the Bay of Sozopol there have also been found numerous stone anchors and typhons from the II-I Millennium B.C. They are evidence of an active navigation in such anccient times. |
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Nowadays the monastery is near the village of Pastra – not far form the place of its initial founding. The Rilska River flows nearby. This is the biggest monastery in Bulgaria — on 5 floors, as 4 of them are visible. This peculiarity of the building is explained with the restrictions imposed by the Ottoman authority in the year 1834 when the buildings we know today have been built. The museum is on the ground floor. In the Magernitsa (the cook house) the food for the monks used to be ... |
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Veliko Tarnovo is one of the most ancient towns in Bulgaria. Its history spreads over more than five millenniums, as the first evidences of life found on Trapezitsa Hill are dated back to the third millennium B.C. The old part of Veliko Tarnovo – the tsar’s palace from the time when it has been the capital of Bulgaria during the Second Bulgarian Kingdom (1187 – 1393), is located on three hills — Tsarevets, Trapezitsa and Sveta Gora. According to contemporaries, during the Middle Ages ... |
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The region of modern Bourgas, located between three lakes and the Black Sea is called “the crossroad of the most ancient civilizations”. |
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The visitors are welcomed, as per old Bulgarian custom, with bread and salt, or honey. A supper of typical Strandja specialties, beverages without limitation, folklore programme – Strandja songs and dances, Nestinar dances (barefoot dancing on live embers ). |