Adventure Holidays In Bulgaria

Bulgaria is comprised of three regions: Thrace , Moesia and Macedonia .Rugged and mountainous, the southwest of the country is home to the highest point of the Balkan Peninsula , the Musala at 2925 m. The range of the Balkan Mountains runs west-east through the middle of the country. In the southeast rolling hills and fertile plains are found, as well as along the Black Sea coast in the east and along Bulgaria 's main river, the Danube in the north.

ADVENTURE SPORTS IN BULGARIA

As a skiing destination, Bulgaria offers excellent conditions. Many trails lead through pine forests, and off-piste skiing as well as cross-country skiing is becoming increasingly popular. With its coastline of sandy beaches, the Black Sea coast is ideal for swimming, water-skiing, sailing and surfing. Whitewater rafting, canoeing and kayaking are possible on the Bulgaria ’s many and varied meandering rivers. Hikers won’t be disappointed by the country’s 35,000km of marked paths.

ADVENTURE SPORTS AREAS AND REGIONS IN BULGARIA

Best spots for hiking & trekking

Dominated by alpine granite peaks, Pirin National Park is also popular for its with lakes, caves, waterfalls and cliffs. In the southwest, Rila National Park covers nearly half of the Rila mountain range, including its 14 highest peaks.

Best spots for water sports

Whitewater rafting, canoeing and kayaking are possible on the Rivers Arda, Ossam, Stackevska and Struma . The Danube is particularly suitable for canoeing and kayaking, and many spots in the Black sea are great for swimming, surfing, sailing and waterskiing.

Best spots for mountain biking

There are good conditions for mountain biking in the mountains of Vitosha, Rhodopes, Pirin, Rila and Strandzha.