3 Days Cycling In Rodopi Mountains (Bulgaria)

3 Days Cycling In Rodopi Mountains (Bulgaria)

A tour designed to explore both the natural and cultural merits of the Rodopi Mountains – century-old coniferous woods which fill your lungs with fresh air; deep gorges banked with vertical cliffs more than 250 m, or 820 ft, high; green meadows decorated with a colourful carpet of flowers; sinister caves; the blue waters of mountain dams and unique local architecture and habitats. This tour has vehicle support, but self-guided option is also possible upon request.

Highlights:
• The mystic Rodopi Mountains – the oldest mountain on the Balkans
• Peaceful mountain sceneries and rich biodiversity
• Typical mountain villages architecture and vivid local life
• 3 of the most beautiful mountain dams in Bulgaria
• Stunning natural phenomenas – gorges, caves, rock bridges, lakes
 

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Price Includes:
Two nights at family run hotels/guesthouses incl. breakfast
rooms with private facilities
2 lunches (lunchpacks)
all transfers
luggage transport
English speaking driver/guide with a supporting vehicle.

Not Included:
flight tickets
insurance
drinks and meals not mentioned
entrance fees
tips
accommodation in Sofia
personal expenses
bikes

Additional Services:
rent of a helmet: 5 euro
Supplement at 2-3 people travelling together : 90 EUR per person


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3 Days Cycling In Rodopi Mountains (Bulgaria) (Rated 4.88 / 5 Based on 448 Reviews.)

Moderate/Difficult. Tour for experienced bikers.

Group Size
2-12

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