• Drive 70 km to Provadia

The first stop during the self guided tour from Varna is the fortress Ovech in Provadia, a still fairly unknown phenomenon in Bulgaria. Originally a Byzantine fortress from the 4th to the 7th century. Occupied by the Huns, the Goths, Bulgarians and the Ottomans. Walk up from the parking lot; admire the remains of medieval buildings, the sensational wooden bridge and the unforgettable panorama.

• Drive 40 km to the Madara Horseman

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979,  Madara Horseman, is a large rock relief dating from the pagan period, probably made by an old nomadic Bulgarian tribe of warriors in the 7th century. Regarded as The National Symbol of Bulgaria, but don’t forget to visit the natural theatre and chapel and walk to the impressive plateau.

•  Drive 5 km to Vila Bulgaria Restaurant

Time for rest and delicious Bulgarian traditional food

• Drive 44 km to the Historical Park

Visit what, according to Bulgarians, is the largest and first historical, cultural and recreational-educational park of its kind in the world.  Designed as a large-scale complex that expands in its completed form over 50 hectares, an interactive journey to 10,000 years of time during the five eras of human civilisation. Through various interactive educational formats, the park offers an experience of ancient and millennia-old cultures.

• Drive 18 km to the Stone Forest

The phenomenon “Stone Forest” or “Pobiti Kamani” freely translates as “stones that have been smashed into the ground”. Large and small limestone pillars up to 10 m high are located in the vicinity of Lake Beloslavia. According to archaeologists, there is only one place in Bulgaria where evidence of human life was found back to the end of the last “Ice Age

• Drive 35 km to your accommodation in Varna and 70km to Obzor.