BULGARIA AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Airport dashes offers airport transfers from the major airports in Bulgaria: Sofia, Varna and Burgas.
Arrive at Sofia airport, Varna airport or Burgas airport and be whisked away to your Sofia hotel, Varna hotel or Burgas hotel by one of our local Bulgarian airport transfer drivers. Step straight out of Varna airport, Sofia airport or Burgas airport into your pre-booked airport transfer vehicle that will be waiting for you on arrival. We offer an airport meet and greet service, plus assistance with your child buggy and luggage. Our airport transfer service out of all of the Bulgarian airports is punctual affordable, timely and low cost. We offer a number of airport transfer options, including private airport transfers, transfer in 7 seater minivan and group coasters that can carry up to 49 passengers. So whether you are a group of visitors to Bulgaria or a single traveler on business to Sofia, Varna or Burgas, we have an airport transfer option for you.
Arrive or depart from Sofia airport. Sofia is the largest and the capital of Bulgaria. Sofia is captivating, enchanting, extremely green and bustling city of Bulgaria. Sofia Bulgaria is endowed with an eclectic mixture of varying cultures, traditions and peoples. Sofia and Bulgaria is a much sought after travel destination for both young and more seasoned travelers alike due its unique travel qualities and quirky tourist attractions. Sofia offers options of exciting and travel enriching day breaks and excursions whether as a destination for music and opera trips or cultural experiential travel and history of Eastern Europe. The city of Sofia will most definitely throw up a few pleasant travel gems and surprises for the first time visitor here.
Highlights of the Sofia city tour include a visit to Rila monastery one of the largest orthodox monasteries in the world. You also get to visit The Boyana church, an awe inspiring UNESCO monument. A visit to the Alexander Nevsky cathedral is also recommended while on tour to Sofia Bulgaria as well as lunch at a traditional Bulgarian restaurant with a folklore entertainment program and Nestari fire dances. On a Sofia sightseeing tour, tour participants get to discover the main attractions of Sofia including the St George Rotunda, the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Serdika, the St Sofia Basilica -.one of the oldest churches in South-eastern Europe, the Bulgarian National Bank, the National Assembly building, the Russian Church and the Bulgarian National Theatre.
Bulgaria has so many gems up its sleeve including Varna popularly known in the travel circles as ‘The Marine Capital of Bulgaria’. Varna is the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Varna was founded in the 6th century BC as The Odessos. Today Varna is a modern captivating city with so much to offer visitors. It is in Varna that one gets a choice of whether to take a relaxing stress-busting stroll of the promenade or simply spend the evening away on some of the most beautiful and clean beaches in Europe or simply spend the day immersed in the rich cultural monuments and history that Varna presents. Varna city is the ideal base for day trips to the towns of Nessebar and Balchik. Wine tasting and lunch at a mussel farm are among the highlights of this trip. Culture and relaxation on the beach at leisure and your own pace.
Highlights of the Varna City tour include, a visit to The Assumption of the Virgin Cathedral and Roman thermal baths, visit to a working mussel farm, a visit to The Balchik Palace and Botanical Gardens and especially a visit to the old town of Nessebar- a truly world heritage site.
While on a visit to Bulgaria, you may also choose to explore the wonderful ancient city of Plovdiv, one of Europe’s oldest cities and today the 2nd largest city of Bulgaria. Plovdiv is inarguably a cultural treasure trove and it is not surprising that Plovdiv has been designated as European Capital of Culture of the year 2019. Plovdiv’s unique historical and cultural heritage is evident all over the city. Some of the highlights of the trip are: the old town of Plovdiv with the Ancient Roman Amphitheatre and Ethnographic Museum, the Bachkovo Monastery, wine tasting in one of the old wine cellars from the Plovdiv area and Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
When you visit Plovdiv you get a guided tour of The Roman Amphitheatre, St. Constantine and Helena church, The Ethnographic Museum, Bachkovo Monastery (The 2nd largest monastery in Bulgaria).