Things To Do
Daytrip to Nessebar (Wednesday June 18th)
Join us for an afternoon / evening trip to the enchanting town of Nessebar, a UNESCO World Heritage site just a short drive from Burgas. Nessebar is a living museum, where cobblestone streets wind through ancient ruins and beautifully preserved medieval churches. Explore the town’s rich history, dating back over 3,000 years, as you admire charming wooden houses and stunning sea views. Take time to browse local artisan shops, savor fresh seafood at a seaside restaurant, or simply soak in the peaceful atmosphere. This day trip will include transportation and dinner. Estimated cost ~$50pp
Beach Yoga with the Bride (Thursday June 19th)
Join us for a Beach Yoga session led by our certified yoga instructor, the bride herself! This class will be in English and is perfect for beginners or people who have never done yoga before. We will focus on gentle stretches, mindful breathing, and energizing movements. Feel the cool breeze, listen to the calming waves, and connect with the beauty of nature as you flow through each pose. We will meet at the beach by Neptune at 10 am. Bring a beach towel to use as yoga mat.
Welcome dinner (Thursday June 19th)
Join us for a welcome dinner at Tony & Gigi on the Burgas beach front at 8pm.
Sunset Dinner in Sozopol (Saturday June 21st)
We’re also planning a sunset dinner in Sozopol, a captivating coastal town with a rich history and stunning seaside views. As one of the oldest towns on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, Sozopol enchants visitors with its cobblestone streets, traditional wooden houses, and charming atmosphere. We’ll enjoy a delicious meal at a waterfront restaurant as the sun sets over the sea, painting the sky with breathtaking hues. Savor local delicacies, sip Bulgarian wine, and bask in the town’s romantic ambiance. This trip will include transportation, dinner and drinks. Estimated cost: ~$75pp
Explore Burgas City Center
Explore Burgas city center by starting with a visit to the Sea Garden, a lush park offering stunning views of the Black Sea. From there, head to the bustling Aleksandrovska Street, lined with cafes, shops, and restaurants, perfect for a quick bite or shopping for local goods. Most places accept credit cards, but it's good to have some cash for smaller vendors.