Transfer Burgas Obzor

Why is a private airport transfer from Burgas to Obzor a better choice than a shuttle, taxi or public transport?

When you book airport transfer to Obzor with Iksam Travel, our driver will be waiting for you at the airport with nameplate, he will help you with the luggage and drive directly to your address. If your flight is delayed or baggage claim take long time, he will wait you. You do not need to wait for anyone, as happens with a shuttle transfer. Also you can stop for refreshments on the way.

There is no need to hurry to the station so as not to miss the bus to Obzor or to wonder which taxi to take in order for the driver to be reliable. We provide you transportation from Burgas airport to Obzor with new and comfortable vehicles. Our drivers are English-speaking, experienced, professional, punctual and courteous.

About Burgas

Burgas is the fourth largest city in the country after the capital, Varna and Plovdiv, it is the most significant in the south-eastern region of Bulgaria. About 220 thousand people live in it. The city stands on the Black Sea coast in the western lagoon of the Burgas Bay and is the centre of the Burgas region and the community of the same name. About 2 thousand years ago, the Greek town of Pyrgos was founded here, and in the Middle Ages fishermen lived in a small settlement. Burgas is one of the most important transport hubs in Bulgaria. Next to it is the Sarafovo International Airport, its seaport is the most important and largest in the country.

About Obzor

Obzor has the longest beach in Bulgaria – 14 km., located at the foot of Stara Planina. Near the town in the mountains there is a mineral spring. The history of the city began more than 3,000 years ago. It was created by the Thracians and was called Naulohas. In the 1st millennium BC. Greek settlers founded the city of Heliopolis (“sunny city”). After its conquest by the Romans, in the 1st century BC, a temple of Jupiter was built and the city was named Theopolis (“city of God”). Remains of this temple are preserved in the city center. Later, it was the summer residence of the Byzantine emperors. In the 70s of the twentieth century in the center of the city was discovered a monumental three-nave basilica from the V century with a wall thickness of 2 meters and a length of 40 meters, which in the following years was destroyed by new construction. After a while the Bulgarian fortress Kozyak was built. During the Ottoman Empire, the settlement of Gözeken (“overview” in Turkish) emerged on this territory. It bears its current name since 1936. Since September 7, 1984, Obzor has had the status of a city.