Bulgaria · SAILING
Some days out here earn their keep and some just fill an afternoon. These are the 4 sailing trips on the right side of that line, each priced and timed.
Review of Bulgaria’s VIP catamaran cruise from Old Nessebar, with snorkeling, lunch, drinks, resort pickup, and practical booking advice.
“I’m not sure if we were just lucky and the boat was quieter, but there was plenty of room to move around. Lunch was really good.”
Sail past Sunny Beach and Nessebar at sunset with Champagne, snacks, sea views, and resort pickup on this relaxed catamaran cruise.
“The crew and staff was amazing. The service was the best we’ve ever seen. Couldn’t do enough for us. The buffet was plentiful. They served hot drinks soft drinks beer wine all included. The staff was so kind. And even took pictures for us. Was the best trip we’ve ever done in Bulgaria. Do not miss !!!”
Review of Balchik’s four-hour Black Sea yacht picnic, with coastal views, lunch, drinks, swimming, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“I had a relaxing day on the boat. The crew kept the drinks flowing, and we were able to take a brief swim in the Black Sea. However, given the price, I expected more. They could have provided better commentary about our surroundings, improved lunch and dessert options, and offered snorkeling equipment and life vests to enable someone to stay in the water for a longer duration. These amenities are standard on boat tours I’ve experienced in other countries. Having traveled to over 41 countries, this was the first trip where I felt the service and amenities did not match the price of the cruise..”
Learn sailing basics, steer a small boat, visit a nearby island, and enjoy a BBQ picnic on this friendly four-hour Sozopol outing.
“I gave this experience to my girlfriend for her birthday and we agreed that it was the highlight of our week-long stay in Sozopol. Kamen and his girlfriend are extremely nice and really do everyrhing to provide a wonderful trip. I would highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants to sail in the Black Sea, beginners and experts alike.”
Four ways into the country, none of them wrong.
