Around Black Sea: Romania Bulgaria Odessa

About Tour

This tour is part of a more long and complex tour around Black Sea. This long tour consist of 3 tours:

  • Odessa - Danube Delta - Romanian black sea coast - Bulgarian Black Sea coast;
  • Turkey Black Sea coast - Georgia Black Sea coast;
  • Abhazia - Soci - Russian Black Sea coast - over the new bridge to Crimeea, and tour of Crimeea.

This yours will have fix date departures, for the next 3 years so anybody can jump in any of these tours every year, and in 3 years one can say I really did the complete tour of Black Sea coast. This tour starts in Odessa, a fantastic city, in Ukraine, drive along the south Ukrainian Black Sea coast, till Romania, where you will enjoy Danube Delta, see how Danube comes into the sea, see the ancient Greek history at Black Sea, and finally enter in Bulgaria and drive to the along the Bulgarian black sea coast, and see Queen Maria’s palace in Balcik, see the greek and roman history at Black Sea, overnight in the beautiful ancient city of Nessebar, visit Burgas, Varna and Sozopol. You will see ancient greek and roman sites (at Histria, Varna, Mangalia, Tomis etc), the medieval city of Nessebar and the beauty of the wild nature in Danube Delta and not only. You will enjoy the wines made in this region, wines which are exceptionally good because of the climate, hot days in summer and cold breeze from the sea during the night.

 

1 st Day

Arrival in Burgas

Included highlights:

  • Arrival in Burgas. Burgas is the second largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and the fourth-largest in Bulgaria after Sofia, Plovdiv, and Varna. The Burgas port is the largest cargo port in the country. The airport which serves international flights is situated at a distance of 10 km north-east from the city.  
  • Short city tour of Burgas for those who are coming earlier. The cathedral church “St. Cyril and St. Methodius” is also one of the most often visited sites in the city. 
  • Wellcome drinks and dinner in the Hotel.
  • Accommodation in a 4* Hotel.  

Included meals:
  • Dinner

What People Say

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Hello Victoria, Thank you again so much for the tours last week! I had a lot of fun, and you are an excellent guide. Orheiul Vechi was really beautiful, and some of the photos came out very nice. I also really liked Chateau Vartely, so thank you for coming up with the idea to visit there. 

Tiraspol was quite interesting and bizarre, and I'm glad we went, even with the cold and rain. The Kvint distillery was very good. I had to resist finishing the whole bottle. I hope I'll be able to visit Moldova again sometime before too long. I will also let you know whenever I come to Romania.

Dear Sirs! Upon a recent visit to Chisinau in Moldova, i required the assistance of a local guide, as my knowledge of the country was very limited. My guide was a young lady by the name of Ms. Natalia Cojuhari, i wish to place on record that her skills as a guide were quite unparalleled. 

The qualities that i look for in a guide, local knowledge, helpfulness, and a person’s overall ability to ensure the group they are responsible for, find out as much about the area they are visiting as possible. I believe that Ms. Cojuhari fulfilled all these requirements, along with her overall friendly demeanor, i believe makes her a first class tour guide.

During my recent holiday to Moldova, I was lucky enough to have Miss Victoria Odobescu as a guide and driver on two occasions.  One day we went to Orheiul Vechi, and another to Soroca, the XV fort guarding the Dnistre river crossing.  Miss Odobescu speaks very good colloquial English, her range is wide and is a confident and safe driver.  Victoria, was exceptionally well-informed about the history, culture, and people of Moldova. In addition, she was very sensitive to my needs and wants. I highly recommend the services provided by Victoria Odobescu. I am sure she will have success in her career in Tourism.