Two family houses
One of the family houses has two bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchenette, a large living room and an outdoor veranda.

A personal, relaxed guesthouse close to the Black Sea
Two family houses, six guest rooms in the larger house, a green courtyard, shady terrace and a fully equipped shared outdoor kitchen – a relaxed base for Varvara and the southern coast.
Hacienda Shopa is a small, personally run guesthouse in Varvara. The property has two family houses and one larger house with six guest rooms. The garden, covered seating and outdoor kitchen are the social heart of the place.
One of the family houses has two bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchenette, a large living room and an outdoor veranda.
Each of the six rooms has its own bathroom and toilet, a large balcony and air conditioning.
Fully equipped with a large shared refrigerator, gas barbecue, oven, microwave and kettle.

The outdoor area gives the Hacienda its character: lots of seating, large tables, shade, rustic details and a fully equipped shared summer kitchen. It is a comfortable place to cook, eat and spend long evenings outside.

The different units suit couples, friends and families. Ask Shopa directly which house or room best fits the size and style of your stay.
A short walk from the entrance through the garden to the terrace and outdoor kitchen.
Varvara lies between Tsarevo and Ahtopol on Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast. The village combines a small beach and restaurants with rocky coves, coastal paths and the nearby Strandzha landscape.
A small, relaxed beach right by Varvara – good for an easy swimming day without leaving the village.
Coves, reefs and clear-water swimming places give the coast around Varvara a wilder character than the large resort beaches.
Forest paths and quiet walking routes begin close to the coast and offer a different side of the region.
Hacienda Shopa is first of all a place to slow down and enjoy the garden. Varvara is also an excellent base for swimming, coastal walks and a few memorable day trips.
Swim at the village beach, stop at Wake Up by the beach, try one of Varvara’s many restaurants or simply walk along the coast.
The striking rocky coast at Dardalelli is a fine local walk. Between the rocks is a more sheltered swimming place locally known as “Canale Grande”; swim there when sea conditions are suitable.
Shorter coastal walks and forest paths in Strandzha start close to Varvara. Longer walks are usually more pleasant on cloudy or cooler days than in strong summer sun.
In season, an early minibus can take you to Rezovo. From there a relaxed coastal walk to Sinemorets takes about 5–6 hours; a fish soup makes a good finish before the seasonal bus back to Varvara.
For an easier day, go to Sinemorets for swimming at the Veleka mouth; boat trips are offered in season. If you want another walk, the coast to Ahtopol takes roughly 2½ hours at a relaxed pace.
Farther north, the Ropotamo nature reserve makes a worthwhile day trip, especially for a boat ride through its wooded river landscape.




Bus and boat timetables are seasonal and should be checked locally. For longer coastal walks, take enough water and prefer cloudy or cooler weather over the hottest sunny hours.












For availability, prices and the most suitable house or room, contact Hacienda Shopa directly.
Local arrival landmark: the large stork nest by the road. The lane to Hacienda Shopa turns left there, passing the storks.