Option 1 - The Salt Mine/operates in AUG and SEP Continue to the nearby Salt Mine "Solnitsata", the oldest salt-production and urban centre in Europe (5600–4350 BC). The prehistoric complex Provadia-Solnitsata is located near the modern town of Provadia in Northeastern Bulgaria. It represents the remains of the oldest known salt production centre in Europe, which later developed into the first prehistoric urban centre on the continent (4700–4350 BC). The complex consists of a salt-production area with ritual pits, an unfortified and later fortified settlement with massive stone walls, a ritual zone, and several necropolises. The emergence and development of the site are directly linked to the largest and only rock salt deposit in the Eastern Balkans, the so-called Mirovo salt deposit, on which the complex is situated. "Solnitsata" presents you a great opportunity to get archaeological insights into prehistoric life. After a delightful trip, return to Varna in the early afternoon.

Option 2: The Stone Forest "Pobiti Kamani" (operates from May to October) Pobiti kamani (The Stone Forest) is a natural phenomenon 18 km west of Varna. It is a spectacular natural landmark and still there is not any exact scientific explanation about it. The area features a variety of stone formations, some of the reaching up to 7 metres in height. The tourists can walk among the rock formations, take amazing photos, and learn about their supposed geological origin, as well as the interesting legends, related to them. After a delightful trip, return to Varna in the early afternoon.