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Rila
The highest Bulgarian mountain (2925m) derives
its name from the Slav word RAULA, meaning the mountain of water,
which is exactly so – more than 200 lakes exist on its territory. |
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The
three day trek includes walking through Rila Mountain’s
three most famous areas – the valley of the Seven Lakes,
the Maljovitza valley (also known as the Bulgarian Chamonix) and
climbing Bulgaria’s highest peak – Musala 2925m.
The treks are between 3 and 7 hours and
an average denivelation of 1000 meters. |
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Price: 160
euro (based on 4 people)
Includes: transportation,
mountain guide, three days full board
Does not include: beverages,
museum taxes |
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Pirin
The origin of the mane Pirin is hidden in
the past, but it is believed that it comes from the hetman word
PERUNASH, which means “rock”. |
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The treks we
offer you begins in the city of Bansko – which has evolved
to an extent as the capital of the Pirin mountains, includes an
ascent to its highest peak – Vihren (2914m) and comes to
an end in the picturesque city of Melnik (a museum town famous
for its red whine).
200 lakes exist on its territory.
The treks are between 3 and 7 hours and
an average denivelation of 1000 meters. |
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Price: 190
euro (based on 4 people)
Includes: transportation,
mountain guide, three days full board
Does not include: beverages,
museum taxes |
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