Off Road in Varna - Lots of fun … Great driver. Beautiful scenery, everyone was very friendly, food and wine was good

A must-do while in the area of Golden Sands - That is the most unique jeep safari I have ever been to! Excellent jeeps, pick up form the hotel, nice staff and guides, great food, great activities enroute. Lasted for about 5 hours! Great value for money in all the area of Varna and the resorts nearby.

Pure Adrenaline! - Thrilling off-roading, stunning forest views, and a delicious traditional lunch. The crew's energy was infectious and the games were a blast! If you're in Varna, Albena, Golden Sands, or Kranevo, skip the beach for a day—this is a 10/10 adventure you can't miss.

Jeep safari as it should be - Absolutely fantastic experience. The jeeps, the staff, the food, the guides, all excellent. I've been on quite a few jeep safaris and this one is truly one of the best in my experience. Very diverse route, getting the locals touch, it's really worth taking! Thank you guys! See you soon.

Jeep Safari - Very good well paced experience, excellent guide, we had an excellent time. It was a fun filled day with a good lunch included

Amazing, beautiful and fun - you won’t regret it! - An amazing tour and lots of fun! The driver was helpful, and our tour guide, Mariana, was fantastic. I came alone, but the other people on the tour were two lovely families. The organiser, Hristo, was very informative and kept me updated in real time — much appreciated, thank you! We drove through beautiful nature, did some shooting, visited a wine distillery, and stopped off for a lovely lunch. There was even some dancing involved, so be prepared to bring your best moves! Picked up and dropped off at my hotel to! Thank you for an unforgettable adventure on my last day 🙏✨

Jeep safari? - Definitely not worth the money for what's on offer. The drivers try to make it fun, but everything radiates poverty. Lunch was very simple at a very rundown campsite, where you fear for your health. The jeeps are not maintained, lots of long breaks in locations that are also seen with 5min. Bizarre for words.

Jeep safari on a rubbish dump - Appointment was to be picked up at the hotel, morning phone that we were expected 20km away. Eventually picked up by a taxi. As it turned out, the jeep was in such poor condition that it was not allowed into the city. The tour itself was soooo disappointing, we drove by road from one dump to another. The promised lunch was on a very old campsite with terribly dirty plumbing. Drinking cola for emergency (I don't like it) and only daring to eat a boiled potato. Price €100 p.p. Gee, I felt so ripped off!

Ballermann - It was more of a shooting tour. The tour guides gave a bad singing and dancing performance. The entire tour was only 20 km in total. You didn't know anything about the land and people.

Safari of Sorrows: A Masterclass in Misdirection - There are journeys that expand the mind, touch the soul, and leave you richer for the experience. Unfortunately, this was not one of them. Led by our tour guide, this Jeep "safari" in Varna felt disorganized and poorly planned. The jeeps themselves were relics of the '90s, lacking seat belts and providing ample exhaust fumes. While this added an element of adventure for children, it made some parents uneasy. We were surprised to find that the actual vehicles did not match the pictures advertised. Additionally, we had to wait over an hour to start our tour due to mechanical issues with another old Land Rover. Our group consisted of six vehicles, with one guide and no commentary, leaving us with little understanding of our surroundings. The guide mentioned that we would see some animals along the way, but unfortunately, none were spotted. The promised “wine tasting” featured two sweet wines served in small plastic cups, which felt more appropriate for a children's gathering than a wine experience. There were no tasting notes or backstory provided about the wines. Even the location where the wine was produced appeared unkempt, and the bathrooms were not up to standard. For lunch, we were taken to a campsite where they store their other vehicles to experience a traditional meal. This consisted of basic chicken, salad, and dry bread, but the presence of flies detracted from the experience. At $109.27 per person, we expected a more enriching safari experience. Instead, we were left questioning if this was a worthwhile use of our time and money in Varna. If you seek travel experiences that inspire and delight, this tour may not be for you.