Rural and Agro tourism are modifications of alternative tourism. Their origin is connected to the post-war rehabilitation of Western Europe and particularly France, where migration to the cities is limited and rural revitalization is achieved through facilitation of farmers’ initiatives in the field of tourism. Similarly, the biggest finance resource from the European Union budget is engaged in the agriculture sector. Rural tourism is characterized as a sojourn in rural environment (house, camping or other accommodation situated close to the village), contact with the local people, and access to the farm. It might be a part of a round-trip, a weekend holiday or longer stay. In both cases tourists expect to participate in everyday life of the local people – gathering of fruits and vegetables from the farm, cooking of traditional dishes, celebrating local holidays, watching or training in traditional handicrafts, folklore or agriculture traditions. These activities are usually combined with other tourism practices such as: hiking, biking, horseback riding, visits of monasteries, museums, archeological and other landmarks.
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Our advantage: guest-host relations & personal attention

- The varied scenery, proven ecological factors, peace and quiet of the Bulgarian village are sufficient prerequisites for active holidays and relaxation in an unusual environment. All four seasons are suitable for rural tourism. Each season has its own fascination and holds unexpected surprises for today's urbanized man. If you want to immerse yourself in a domestic atmosphere, lifestyle and customs, you will no doubt want to get a taste of a farmer's daily chores.Products such as butter, cheese and yogurt are still made at home according to old technologies, fruit and vegetables are grown, herbs and mushrooms picked, etc.
- cooking according to traditional recipes, embroidery, and knitting.
- anyone is able to experience something new and make his dreams come true.
- Rural homes combine traditional furnishings with modern comforts and radiate coziness and warmth. The friendly hosts welcome their guests with the famous Bulgarian hospitality.
- The days are filled with good mood and unforgettable experiences.
- A unique chance for everyone to schedule their tours;

The most popular archeological site in the Eastern Rhodopi Mountains is Perperikon. It represents a huge cult complex, a Thracian sanctuary. One can reach this site through a road carved into the stones- 90 meters long, 4 m. wide and 6-8 m. high. The range of the town Perperikon is about 20000 square meters. There are hundreds of tombs, stairs, altars, pylons, streets, water tanks and other signs and artifacts carved into the stones that can be seen very well preserved even today. Most of them remain mystery even today. When you clime to the top and look the entire masterpiece one can not hold his admiration to the precise and astonishing work of the ancient craftsmen that built this place centuries ago. According to the latest study, the life in this area dates some 7 000 years ago. It is the very place of Perperikon that made it a center of the antiquity and this is why there had been a strong fortress which remains, even though not very well preserved today. Only the parts of the wall that had circled the whole peak and one 15 m high defense tower had survived the time competition.

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