This half-day excursion will take you to Pomorié, a town famous for its lake and the expanses of salt marshes formed in Roman times.
Visit the Salt Museum, where you will learn about the local traditions of extracting this white gold. The tour continues with a visit to the small Orthodox monastery of Saint George, the patron saint of Pomorié.
The morning will end with a visit to the Stratsin winery, one of the most renowned on the coast, for a tasting of 3 varieties of wine.

You will pass through Bourgas, the country's 4th largest city, and a number of small villages, to get to Sozopol, which is one of the oldest settlements on the shores of the Black Sea. Despite its turbulent past, Sozopol has retained its traditional charm. More than 80 of its houses are listed as heritage sites, and the town attracts many painters and actors every summer. 
Then, if you wish, you can take an (optional) boat trip on the Ropotamo river through a nature reserve. The programme then includes a tour of the old town of Sozopol, followed by free time for lunch (included in the price, drinks not included). Lastly, there will be a short stopover in Bourgas on the way back.

Spend an exciting half-day on board a catamaran. You'll set sail in the direction of the famous Cape Eminé, while gazing out at the outline of Nessebar as it melts into the sea! 
For 4 hours, you'll sail around under the shining sun and have the opportunity to snorkel in the blue waters of the Black Sea. 
Lunch will be served on board, and drinks are included.

Enjoy a lovely half-day tour of the picturesque streets of the town of Nessebar.
The trip will begin with a short diversions to the lookout point of the Khan's Tent, with a 15-minute photo break to snap some pictures of the Sun Coast bay, flanked to the south by the Nessebar peninsula. 
You will then continue to Nessebar for a guided walking tour through the cobbled streets (comfortable shoes recommended), where you will see old churches dating from the 10th and 14th centuries and typical Bulgarian Renaissance-style houses built in the 18th and 19th centuries.  
There will be free time to explore the city at your leisure.

If you’re looking for silence and tranquillity in the fresh air, why not immerse yourself in Bulgaria's peaceful and authentic landscapes?
The first stop is a small farm in a beautiful location between fragrant meadows perfumed with the scent of bees. In this apiary, the secret of beekeeping and the production of pure honey is passed down from father to son. Nikolay and his family invite you to discover this fascinating world and share their passion and knowledge with you, as well as giving you a taste of the produce. At the end of the visit, you will have the option to buy a few jars of honey, so you can take the sunshine and the scent of the Bulgarian meadows home with you. 
The itinerary continues with a visit to another family-run business, the Kamenyak farm and dairy, at an altitude of 600 metres. The farm complies with organic farming specifications and has applied for organic certification. The owners will tell you all about how they produce Bulgarian sheep's cheese, and you can enjoy the strong, full-bodied or mild flavours of some local specialities, including yoghurt, while admiring the rolling hills of the Balkan mountain range. Lunch will be provided and includes typical cheeses such as kashkaval and siréné, accompanied by homemade bread and seasonal raw vegetables.
You will then continue on through the countryside, which alternates between wheat fields, vineyards and rolling hills for as far as the eye can see. Next, you’ll visit the Stratsin estate, home to a young winemaking couple, to taste their white, rosé and red wines, which are all made in the traditional local style and are full of the sunshine and flavours of the land. The wines will be served with cold meats and cheeses. The winemakers will be delighted to share their passion for keeping family winegrowing traditions alive, while adding their own touch of creativity and modernity.