La antigua Nessebar, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO: la ciudad de las 40 iglesias
Descripción
Este recorrido de 1 día ofrece una experiencia orientada al cliente y presenta los principales puntos de interés a lo largo de su itenerary. El recorrido es único ya que los viajeros pueden elegir lo que les gustaría visitar y pueden definir las paradas ellos mismos. La privacidad del recorrido es garantía de un viaje agradable sin plazos ni horarios de marea.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Recogida a su conveniencia de 8:30 a 09:30 am desde su hotel en Varna o en las cercanías de las zonas turísticas. Comenzaremos nuestro viaje cruzando uno de los monumentos más espectaculares de Varna: el puente de Asparuhovo. Nos dirigiremos hacia el sur y dentro de 45 minutos en coche llegaremos a la pequeña ciudad costera Byala (Aspros). Allí podemos hacer una parada en el cabo de San Atanas para visitar una antigua ciudad de los siglos IV-VI d.C.
En el camino a Nessebar nos detendremos en un lugar panorámico para disfrutar de la vista a la estación costera más famosa y más grande de Bulgaria – Sunny Beach y a la península de Nessebar y el casco antiguo de Nessebar en sí.
Llegada a Nesebar (Messembria). El casco antiguo de Nessebar está situado en una pequeña península y está protegido por la UNESCO desde 1983. Almuerzo en un restaurante tradicional búlgaro, con comidas caseras locales. Los restaurantes de comida marina también son una opción. Después del almuerzo haremos una caminata de 1 a 1,5 horas por las calles adoquinadas del casco antiguo con una visita opcional al museo histórico y las iglesias más famosas. Las entradas no están incluidas.
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Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Todos los tours comienzan desde el punto de recogida más conveniente del viajero: hoteles, edificios privados y públicos y áreas en un radio de 30 km de Varna
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(3)
I was lucky enough to be the only person on the tour to Nessebar so I enjoyed a great day of conversation and Bulgarian history with Strahil, who is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. He will also adjust the activities to suit you/your group which is a nice touch. On top of that he gave a great recommendation for a seafood restaurant where we stayed to lunch - wonderful seafood and freshly baked bread. The tour is a leisurely pace with plenty of time for wandering, taking pictures, or even meeting other travellers along the way. And the drive is wonderfully scenic. You won't forget this adventure!
Dear Coleen! Thank you so much! It was my pleasure to be your guide! I will be happy to welcome you again!
Strahil took me on a wonderful and historical tour of Nesebar and Byala! I learned a lot of history about Bulgaria’s origins and struggles to keep their heritage and traditions alive. As a native English speaker from the U.S., he has absolutely no issues speaking the language and that was nice for me as I am sure I would not understand a few of the Bulgarian historical words, so having someone educate me on both places in English was great! We were able to see the church sites in Nesebar and learned quite a bit about why Greek was written on many of the walls. I was fascinated by the rich history of this small Island that carries quite a historical weight. You could almost find something new about each church if you stay long enough and analyze the structures and fresco’s. Awe! That’s pretty much what sums up Nesebar and the second location of Byala! I’ve lived in Bulgaria for a few years but that’s not long enough to see it all. Byala is near Obzor and rests on the mountainside just northeast of Obzor. It’s a recently discovered winery where large pots are still intact. Both the winery and baptismal sites are visible. This was something I never expected to see on the tour. It was awesome! Strahil is a kind and knowledgeable/personable person and I HIGHLY recommend him! Of all the experiences I have had interacting with Bulgarians on a daily basis in the past, he stands out as one of the nicest people I’ve run into in Bulgaria! He is the kind of person that you won’t forget, even after a day trip! Thank you Strahil and thank you for the wonderful conversations. I appreciate it!
Dear Scott, Thank you for being my guest! Thank you very much for this review! I appreciate it! I am deeply touched by your kind words! I had a great time with you on the tour and I am grateful to you for the stories and conversations as well! I will be more than happy to welcoming you and your closed ones to Varna anytime!
