The Shkorpilovtsi diving center is located meters away from the complex and offers the following services:
• Diving courses;
• Diving courses certified with CMAS * and IDA;
• Underwater walks.
Diving takes place under favorable weather conditions. It is necessary to contact the dive center beforehand to confirm whether the dive will take place.
Roman baths are located in the southeastern part of the city of Varna, close to the port and are among the most preserved architectural monuments of the ancient period in Bulgaria. Built during the Roman epoch, towards the end of the 2nd century, they represent the largest Roman bath on the Balkans.
As the main harbor of Moesia, the city was heavily influenced by the Roman culture, which is evidenced by the thermae. Visitors of the baths go into spacious halls creating a natural barrier to the cold air, then in a huge hall (balester), which was a kind of center where Odessos’s men gathered to discuss important social issues.
The Varna Archaeological Museum is one of the largest in the country. It contains some of the most remarkable and valuable monuments of world culture. It has become a cultural and scientific center with many highly qualified specialists. The museum and its collections represent Bulgaria at dozens of national and international exhibitions. Here you can see the oldest gold treasure in the world. The Thracian Gold – The Legends Come to Life is designed and realized as a museum tale of the Thracians, their faith and rituals that fueled ancient Greek peacemaking.
Late Antiquity Fortress is located at Cape St. Atanas in Byala. Its location is such that a beautiful panorama to the sea is spread before your eyes.
It was more than a fortress – there was a whole port city, whose life visitors can imagine thanks to the huge colorful panels with scenes from the past.
It is open every day from 10am to 8pm (winter closes earlier). The entrance fee is 5 BGN, for students, retired and disabled people – 2 BGN, for children up to 7 years – free of charge.
