Varna

Varna is the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. It is an important center for business, transportation, education, tourism, entertainment and healthcare. The city is referred to as the maritime capital of Bulgaria and deservedly attracts thousands of tourist and visitors not only during the busy summer months but all year round.

If you are staying in the city or it is just a starting point for your summer holiday and you need to reach some of the closely located seaside resorts - Albena, Golden Sands and St.Constantine and Helena – don’t hesitate to contact us for your car hire.

OK Tours is offering a variety of car types for rent in Varna. Our staff is flexible, working 24/7. We will deliver your rent a car to any address in the city.

Just give us a call and reserve your rental car with us!

Here are some of the most interesting sites in Varna and the surrounding area that you will surely enjoy visiting if you rent a car with us.

- The Sea Garden - A massive park that runs along the seafront and cuts into the city for quite a way too, the Sea Garden is a national monument of landscaped architecture.
- Archaeological Museum - Varna’s Roman heritage has given the city a trove of precious artifacts, but the Gold of Varna exhibit pushes the Archaeological Museum up the list of must-sees
- Varna Cathedral - The shining copper domes of this majestic church are so impressive. The cathedral was built not long after the Bulgarian Liberation from the Ottomans by the Russians in the late-19th century, and was modelled on the temple at Peterhof Palace in St. Petersburg.
- Aladzha Monastery - Just beyond Varna’s northeastern suburbs is an astounding Orthodox cave monastery complex that is part of a protected natural area just in from the coast. These caves are man-made and have been purposely carved from the face of a 25-metre-high karst cliff.
- Stone Forest - It is a strange natural phenomenon at what is the only desert in Bulgaria. The Stone Forest is a field of stone columns, some seven meters high covering an area of about 13 square km.