The road to Varna
Four hundred and sixty kilometres and about five hours — the longest transfer we run inside the country. Most of it is motorway; the rest is first-class road across the Balkan range. The two sections are driven at quite different speeds, which is why the time varies more than it does on the Trakia motorway.
Over a distance like this we stop twice — once around the middle, and again later if you need it. Tell us in advance if you are travelling with small children and we will space the stops accordingly.
Read this before you book
Varna has its own airport, and for most of the year there is a flight from Sofia that takes about an hour. If you are planning rather than already committed, that is the faster answer, and we will be the first to tell you so.
Going by road makes sense in three cases: your flight lands in Sofia and there is no convenient connection; you are carrying luggage that does not suit a plane, such as skis or equipment or simply a great deal of it; or you are a group, and the price for the vehicle comes in under the separate fares.
Luggage and child seats
The luggage space takes a full van of suitcases. Child seats for every age — say how many you need in the form and it shows how many are included.
About Varna
Varna is the third city of Bulgaria and works all year rather than only in season. The Sea Garden is among the largest parks in the country, and the archaeological museum holds the oldest worked gold found anywhere in the world. North from here the resorts begin — Golden Sands, Kranevo, Albena.