Sofia to Nessebar Transfer Taxi Service

You are arriving in Sofia, and planning to vacation in Nessebar? The situation is standard, and the first question arises: how to reach your destination?…

Distance: 411
Est. Transfer time: 4h00m
Price:175 euro one way for up to 4 people
How to book: Use the booking form below
Vehicle: Sedan or minivan – VW Caddy, Fiat Scudo, Peugeot 307 or similar car with A/C.

AroundBulgaria.com has the solution: comfortable, prompt and rewarding taxi transfer Sofia – Nessebar at the best rates.

Furthermore, our services bundle an abundance of complimentary services to pamper each of our clients:

• The driver will meet you with the name plate at the airport
• Free children seats
• Free waiting in case of flight delayed
• English speaking drivers

Sofia-Nessebar Taxi Rates

Distance: 410 km | Driving time: 3 h 50 min |

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How to Book a Transfer from Sofia to Nessebar

Book a Transfer in Sofia by filling the form below

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Reach us via WhatsApp
(we speak English)

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More details on Nessebar

Nessebar, one of Bulgaria’s pearls of towns, ancient, beautiful and ancient, is dotted with architectural and historical sights. The Saint Stefan church is among the most famed and ancient buildings Nessebar boasts.

Another distinguished sight is the Roman Baths, dating back to the sixth century, rumored to be attended by Emperor Constantine VI for their healing properties. The Ethnographic Museum is hugely popular for its abundance of ancient exhibits, national costumes, musical instruments, and exquisite ornaments from diverse epochs.