A small border crossing with Bulgaria is well-known to all frequent flyers. The best option in high season, in any direction, is a taxi to and from the border, and the crossing is 300 meters on foot. This will save you from waiting in line for cars for 2 hours. And if there is a shift shift, then you will spend 3 hours. There is no duty free.

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Светлана Кременецкая

Level 23 Local Expert

A border crossing in the middle of the forest! There are several buildings on the Turkish and Bulgarian sides. A booth where passports are checked, a booth for checking suitcases and hand luggage (tape), a booth for a small duty-free shop. That's the whole transition. There is a separate queue of cars and buses. Buses pass faster. On average, it took a little over an hour to cross the border (we were bus passengers)

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prelat3

Level 11 Local Expert

The queues are huge . Everything is unhurried . Deliberately unhurried . Passport control , customs , and then the most interesting thing . There is a separate queue for another official to check whether the border guards and customs officers did everything correctly . They held it for 5 hours . No one speaks European languages. Everyone is yelling . The atmosphere is extremely nervous. I do not recommend it . Captain Andreevo is an order of magnitude better.

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