Home to seven UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites the likes of the Rila Monastery and Thracian tombs of Kazanlak and Sveshtari, embark on a cultural immersive journey that peeks into Bulgaria’s history while experiencing the fascinating sights and slivers of architecture that exists centuries before Bulgaria was formed.

With its diverse landscapes and 17 UNESCO biosphere reserves, revel in the majesty of Bulgaria’s beautiful nature and landscapes that ranges vastly from the magnificent snow-covered mountains to glacial lakes, lowlands and rivers leading to the coast. Active travellers would be enthused with the variety of mapped trails for walks and hikes.

Acclaimed for its riveting golden beaches, no trip to Bulgaria is complete without a visit to its remarkably pristine beaches that lines the Black Sea coast. Boasting a lazy beach getaway rivalled with ones in the Mediterranean, in Bulgaria, travellers are able to take in the stunning sights of the historic UNESCO preserved Ancient City of Nessebar, a 3,000 year old Thracian turned Greek colony cultural site.