Nessebar and Pomorie Day tour

Nessebar and Pomorie Day tour

Narrow streets, stone houses with thick walls, wooden verandas, courtyards full of flowers and fig trees. Welcome to the ancient fishing town of Nessebar, situated on a small peninsula connected to a narrow sandy beach!

The town is called "Encyclopedia" of the Christian church construction because 44 churches from the 5th to the nineteenth centuries were found on its territory. It is no accident that the city was declared an architectural and archaeological reserve - it’s the only Bulgarian city included in the UNESCO list.

In Pomorie, we'll see and learn about the production of salt through solar evaporation of seawater, as well as the ancient tradition of grape growing and the production of quality wines and brandies, with which the town has been well-known region throughout its 25-centuries history.

On this tour, adventurers will also be able to enjoy an unforgettable sea experience on board of a high-speed motor yacht!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Lake Atanasovsko, Burgas Bulgaria

The tour starts at 09:00 am when will take you from your hotel.

We head to Nessebar – one of the most beautiful and enriched with thousands of years of history places on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. We will enjoy the unique atmosphere, scenic cobblestone streets with typical Black Sea houses, ancient ruins of churches and remains of Antiquity amidst the beauty of the rocky shore and the blue sea. Walks, photos and delicious seafood.

For the adventurous among you, we can offer an unforgettable sea experience on board of the only high-speed motor yacht in Bulgaria with a glass bottom of the underwater wings “UFO”! During the two-hour sea tour, you will sail around the old town of Nessebar, Sunny Beach, Sveti Vlas, Elenite and will visit a mussel farm. Swimming is also planned. This adventure is optional and costs an extra fee of 70 leva per adult and 35 leva per child up to 12 years.

Next we will visit Pomorie, whose Salt Museum is the only museum of its kind not only in Bulgaria but also throughout Eastern Europe. Here we will learn more about the “white gold”, as the salt was called in ancient times, and we’ll take a look at the museum with adjacent 20 decares of salt marshes, which today is harvesting salt using the same technology that it has been using for production centuries ago.

We can also visit the Pomorie wine cellar, where you can also taste the excellent wine produced by local sorts and get acquainted with the wine-making technology.

Back to Sunny Beach around 6:00 pm.