Top Bulgaria Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

The tour is one of the classic cultural and heritage tours and with us you will you learn not only about the monastery and the church, but also history of Bulgaria, some Orthodox Christianity basics or details on Orthodox traditions, as well as you will get information on modern daily lifestyle of the average Bulgarian family, and last but not least - great professional and friendly attitude by knowledgeable tour guides!

Experience Vitosha Mountain by mountain bike on this tour. Equipped with a hardtail mountain bike and helmet, depart from the village of Yarlovo with your guide. Bike on dirt roads past beech forests and meadows on your ascent. As you descend the mountain, enjoy panormaic views of the Rila Mountain.

Take a break from sunbathing on a half-day safari jeep tour of Nessebar, and discover the region’s often-overlooked rural vistas as you explore with your professional guide. Avoid hidden costs with a classic Bulgarian lunch included, as well as games, gold panning, and a traditional dance show, ideal for keeping the whole family entertained.

Immerse yourself in the Bulgarian wilderness on an 8-hour tour to Trun, a region once home to Thracians, Romans, and Crusaders. The full-day excursion is perfect for hiking enthusiasts, aspiring geologists, and adventurous travelers who want to veer off the typical tourist path. Comfortable transportation takes your small group (maximum five people) to the Dragowski Stone Trail, where you hike to the Gorge of Trun and more.

Travel with a small group to Rila Monastery and Boyana Church, two UNESCO World Heritage sites. An informative guide points out 19th-century paintings depicting the Bulgarian Renaissance at the country’s largest monastery, set against the beauty of the Rila mountains. In the afternoon, visit Boyana Church to view its medieval frescoes. You’ll travel round-trip by air-conditioned minivan from Sofia’s Alexander Nevski Square.

Travel through some of the oldest mountains in the Balkan Peninsula when you embark on this adventure to the Rila Mountains. With a private guide, drive past several towns and landmarks like St. Stephen’s Monastery, the mineral spring city of Sapareva Banya, and an area once occupied by the Romans. You also see the “Evangelous Stone,” resembling an upside-down pyramid, though to forgive the sins of those who can get through the triangle.

In this unique adventure, we are going to explore the magic world of the underground Lipa cave. The cave is located 5km from Cetinje, under the viewpoint of Belvedere, and has 2.5 km long passages The tour through the cave is guided by a specialized guide that will present you with a new world that will leave you breathless and refreshed,(constantly between 8 to 12 degrees Celsius). After this refreshing and exciting adventure, our next destination is not far from the cave, but it’s much warmer and quite welcoming. We are visiting the vineyards and the house of wine of our good friends, who are also known as professional beekeepers for decades. In the ambiance of the old Montenegrin house, you will try several types of local liqueurs and wines as an aperitif, and three types of local traditional dishes, according to your choice. The return route for this one we decided to be through peaceful valleys around the riverside of River Crnojevica.

Discover the historic marvels and natural wonders of Bulgaria on this full-day hiking tour from Sofia. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rila Monastery, enjoy a scenic 2-hour hike to the St Ivan Rilski Cave, and admire the unique rock formations of Stob’s Pyramids.

Discover a side of Bulgaria that’s hard to reach independently as you explore the dramatic rock pinnacles known as Stob’s Pyramids with a private hiking guide. Then journey into Bulgarian culture as you tour the Rila Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and taste home-made “banitsa” pastries. Tour includes private door-to-door transport and guiding but excludes entrance fees and lunch.

Get to know Sofia on a private walking tour of the city. Receive personalized attention from your guide and learn about Sofia’s history and culture. Visit landmarks that include Sveta Nedelya Church, Sofia Synagogue, the Cathedral of St. Joseph, and more, and hear stories about famous people and places in the city.

Dating back around 7,000 years, Sofia is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Get the perfect introduction to this fascinating and very walkable city on this private walking tour. See imperial landmarks, the ruins of the Roman city, historic places of worship, including the Sofia Synagogue, Sofia Church of St. George, and the Banya Bashi Mosque, and more. Any entrance fees are at your own expense.

This is a 2 hour option that brings you to the Cascades waterfalls along the Canyon of Waterfalls eco path. It's good for complete beginners, intermediate and expert riders. We take a different approach to the waterfalls depending on your skills and riding level. The whole area is just breathtaking. Truly wonderful experience with an expert local guide. You would be totally enchanted and would love to come back. Are you ready for some off-the-beaten-track horse riding?

Explore the Historical Park near Neofit Rilski and discover the ancient Kara Peshtera Rock Monastery on board a thrilling yet eco-friendly e-motorbike with this unique excursion. Set off through the countryside, stopping to take a good look at the “Black Cave” before heading back through the thick woods. Focus on the views rather than a map with a guided tour and visit a treasure most tourists miss.

Immerse yourself in the natural landscapes of the Rila Mountains National Park on this full-day hiking tour from Sofia. Set out on a 3- or 5-hour hike around the seven Rila lakes; enjoy spectacular views of Okoto Lake, Lakes Peak, and Bubreka Lake; then relax with a soak in the hot springs at the Sapareva Banya Spa resort.

Avoid the hassle of organizing car rental and have a private driver for the day instead with this day trip to Plovdiv and Asen’s Fortress. After a Sofia pickup, travel directly to Plovdiv to see its beautiful Old Town landmarks. Enjoy a guided tour past highlights such as the Roman Theater, Europe’s longest pedestrian street, and early Christian mosaics. The trip also visits Asen’s Fortress—a stunning medieval structure in the mountains that offers incredible photo opportunities and panoramic views.

Discover Bulgarian history and culture away from the crowds on a private 6-hour tour to Koprivshtitsa. Seemingly frozen in time, the town offers a snapshot of 18th and 19th-century Bulgaria with its well-preserved architecture and monuments. Explore the cobblestoned streets with your guide and break for lunch at a riverfront restaurant (at own expense). Round-trip transportation from Plovdiv spares you the headache of navigating public buses in a foreign country.

Discover the natural wonders of Bulgaria on this full-day hiking tour from Sofia. Set out on a 3-hour trek through the Iskar Gorge, admire the stunning Skaklia Waterfall, and enjoy lunch (own expense) overlooking the Iskar River Ravine. Finally, visit the magnificent Cherepish Monastery, at the foot of the Balkan Mountains.

Discover two of Bulgaria's UNESCO World Heritage Sites on a private day tour from Sofia. With round-trip transportation and a local guide included, you're sure to get a seamless and immersive sightseeing experience. Begin with a leisurely visit to the active Rila Monastery, featuring relics, Tsar Boris III's coffin, and a museum. Next, head to Boyana Church, renowned for its beautiful frescoes. Weather permitting, you can also visit the Cave of John of Rila.

Combine Communist history and local wine on 4-hour, small-group walking tour of Varna that offers a guided introduction to the town’s socialist-era monuments. Visit the Retro Museum to see artifacts from daily life under Communist rule, then taste three Bulgarian wines and get the inside scoop on the budding Bulgarian wine industry.

Discover the architecture, culture, and history of Koprivshititsa on a private full-day tour from Sofia. Forget uncomfortable public buses and relax in your very own end-to-end private transportation. En route, you’re free to pause the scenic ride at any point to stretch your legs or photograph the surrounding wildlife. Upon arrival, explore the charming Bulgarian town with your guide and learn about the dramatic history of the April Uprising.

Adventure with an open jeep among century-old rocks in the highest mountain in Bulgaria and on the Balkan Peninsula - Rila! For those who cannot think about their lives without movement and bright emotions, we guarantee a great experience amongst the beauty of breathtaking mountain views! Wonderful views, impressive photos, will make your trip memorable! With extreme experiences and fun in nature, you relax the most and reborn in the fastest way - this is a proven fact! You can hike to the 7 Rila lakes if you would like.

Experience the stunning Rhodope Mountains on horseback with a private riding tour through Bulgaria’s Waterfalls Canyon in Smolyan. No previous horseback riding experience is necessary. This comfortably-paced excursion is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking for a flexible and intimate way to explore the country’s natural beauty. Your local guide will lead the way, pointing out local flora and fauna, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride.

Swap Sofia for a day trip to the beautiful town of Plovdiv—which is known for being one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements. Instead of facing the crowds on busy local bus services, enjoy the luxury of traveling in a Wi-Fi-equipped private vehicle. Along the way, you can see Roman ruins, early Christian mosaics, and traditional Bulgarian houses, as your driver-guide expands your knowledge of the area’s history.

Explore Veliko Tarnovo on foot during this half-day guided walking tour. Learn about the area's history and culture through guided commentary as you travel; you'll discover much more about the city than you would simply exploring on your own. Visit local landmarks on the city's three hills: Tsarevets, Trapezitsa, and Sveta Gora. Traveling on foot lets you get to know the city from the ground up and choose places you may like to return to later.