Where should we sail today?
Fancy the old town of Sozopol, the medieval streets of Nessebar, or the wild river mouth at Ropotamo? We'll take you there. There's no fixed schedule on this boat — you tell us what you'd like to see, and we build the day around it.
Pick how long you'd like to be out on the water
The longer the trip, the further we venture from Burgas — and the more islands and hidden bays we can fit in.
A taste of it all: St. Anastasia Island and a swim in open water
Best enjoyed early — around 9 or 10am — or later, timed for sunset. We set off from Sarafovo Marina toward St. Anastasia Island, where you can either step ashore (entry is 3 BGN per person) or simply take it in from the water. Along the way, expect a swim stop in the open sea or in Tsiganski Bay, with views of the coastline — the fishing village of Ribarsko Selishte, Lukoil's oil tankers, and a scatter of wild, empty beaches.
Our tip: go for the evening slot and catch the sunset from the middle of the sea.
Further out: a calm, glass-clear bay by Cape Akin
We usually cast off around 10am from Sarafovo. The route takes in everything from the 3-hour trip — St. Anastasia Island, the coastline — then pushes further out from Burgas. The turnaround point is a stunning bay near Cape Akin, where the water stays calm and impossibly clear all season. It's one of our favorite swimming spots on the whole coast.
A full day at sea: the wild islands of St. Ivan and St. Petar
For guests happy to give the whole day to the sea, we head out either at first light or time things for sunset. The morning starts the same way — St. Anastasia Island, a swim at Cape Akin — before we sail on to St. Ivan and St. Petar. Both islands are uninhabited: their cliffs are home to nesting seabird colonies, and the rocks along the shore are thick with mussels. Take them home, or let the captain cook them up right there on deck.
Everything above, plus a night under the stars
This is the full 8-hour route, extended with a night aboard — anchored in a quiet bay or tied up in one of the harbors along the coast, falling asleep under a sky full of stars. We sail back into Sarafovo the next morning. If you want more than a day trip — if you want to actually live on the water for a while — this is the one.
Dreaming bigger — Sozopol, Nessebar, or the Ropotamo river?
We plan everything from a 3-hour outing to trips lasting several days. Go long enough, and you can work your way along the entire southern coast of Bulgaria, watching a different sunrise and sunset from a new bay each time. Let's talk it through and build something around your dates and what you're after.
Where it all begins
Sarafovo Marina
Every trip starts and ends at the new marina in Sarafovo, a Burgas neighborhood just next to the airport.
Getting there
By taxi, by intercity bus from just outside Burgas, or on bus line 15 from the city itself. Prefer not to worry about it? We can arrange a car transfer for you.
Worth a look before you book
Ready to pick your route?
Whatever questions you've got, we're happy to talk it through — by phone, on your messenger of choice, or through the order form below.