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13 hours (Approx.)
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Offered in: English
Good for avoiding crowds
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Overview
Reaching the Seven Rila Lakes by public transport typically involves two buses, a shuttle and most of your day. Take the pain out of transportation—while maintaining total independence—with this cost-effective shared transfer. Visit both these beautiful glacial lakes and the Rila Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with ample time for hiking.
- See the Seven Rila Lakes and the UNESCO-listed Rila Monastery in one day
- Enjoy more than half a day exploring the lakes and Rila National Park
- Revel in the history, frescoes, and relics of Bulgaria’s largest monastery
- Shuttle departs from and returns to a convenient central Sofia location
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