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Catalogue-Vacation-Packages-In Content DISCOVER BULGARIA ................................................................2 10 REASOnS tO VISIt Bulgaria .............................................4 BALnEOtHERAPY ......................................................................6 SPA & WELLnESS .......................................................................7 Grand Hotel Pomorie««««« ....................................................8 Pomorie ................................................................................... 13 nesebar ................................................................................... 15 Sozopol .....................................................................................15 Spa Hotel Hissar«««« ............................................................16 Sana Spa HoteL««««« .........................................................20 Hisarya......................................................................................22 Kazanlak ...................................................................................23 Plovdiv .....................................................................................24 Grand hotel Velingrad««««« .................................................25 the Saint Spas Balneocomplex««««« .................................26 Velingrad ...................................................................................28 Batak .........................................................................................29 Batak Dam ...............................................................................29 Medite Resort Spa hotel«««« ................................................32 Pirin Park Hotel««««« ..........................................................33 Interhotel Sandanski«««« ......................................................34 Sandanski. ................................................................................35 Rila Monastery .........................................................................36 Melnik .......................................................................................36 Spa Hotel Bankya Palace«««« ..............................................37 Bankya ......................................................................................38 Sofia .........................................................................................38 Koprivshtitsa .............................................................................39 therma Palace««««« ...........................................................40 Sevtopolis Hotel Balneo & Spa«««« ......................................41 Calista Spa Hotel«««« ...........................................................42 Spa Hotel Belchin Garden«««« .............................................43 Strimon Garden Spa Hotel««««« ........................................ 44 Sunny Day Resort - Hotel Palace««««« and Hotel Marina«««« ...........................................................45 DEntAL tOURISM ....................................................................46 DEntAL PackaGE In SOfIA /the capital of Bulgaria/ ..............48 MEDICAL tOURISM ..................................................................49 OffER fOR ACCOMMODAtIOn In HOMES fOR tHE ELDERLY In BULGARIA ...........................................50 ABOUt US .................................................................................52 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 SANA SPA HOTEL«««« Sana Spa Hotel is a year-round luxurious SPA and wellness 4-star hotel located in the picturesque town of Hissar, 165 km away from Sofia and 42 km away from Plovdiv. The typical mild and pleasant climate of the region, the beautifully arranged parks, the 22 mineral springs, and the unique Roman ruins from the times of the emperor Diocletian turn the town into a preferred destination for relaxation and healing. Sana Spa Hotel offers escape from daily stress. Modern design, excellent service and cuisine, unique SPA and wellness center on an area of 2 000 sq. m with a private mineral spring and a variety of relaxation and healing treatments with mineral water, a richly landscaped garden with a sports field and an outdoor swimming pool: at Sana Spa Hotel you can indulge all your senses. The close proximity to the Roman fortress and the town park provide ample opportunities for walks and relaxation amid the beautiful scenery. The multiple benefits of mineral water create excellent condi- tions for a “healthy holiday”. Sana Spa Hotel has 56 rooms – single and double as well as studios and suites which are charmingly decorated and comfortably furnished, and have all the necessary facilities both for vacation and business meetings and seminars Livia’s Secrets Spa The anti-aging and healing characteristics of mineral wa- ter were well-known by the Romans who built thermal baths near the magical springs of Hissar. The wife of Emperor Oc- tavian August – Livia, one of the most remarkable Roman women in history, maintained her beauty and good health with the help of fragrant oils, herbs, and mineral water baths. In her honor, our Spa and Wellness Center carries the name Livia’s Secrets. We would like to share her secrets with you! The ancient knowledge and the latest trends are brought in the spa and wellness industry together in order to offer you an incredible spa experience. Located on two levels and on an area of more than 2000 sq. m, Livia’s Secrets mesmerizes your senses with a full range of services. You can take advantage of relaxation and beau- ty treatments as well as of our healing water treatments and physiotherapy options. Those willing to pamper themselves can choose from the numerous temptations of our spa menu. If you prefer to take the time to cater to your health, you can consult our doctors, who will develop a program according to your individual needs. Sana Spa Hotel has an indoor and an outdoor mineral wa- ter swimming pool with special kids’ corners. You can swim or relax on comfortable beds by the indoor swimming pool. Bask in the summer sun at our outdoor swimming pool. Relaxation Area Savor a well-deserved break in our special relaxation area 20 after using the saunas and the pool or after benefiting from the multiple spa and wellness treatments at Livia’s Secrets Spa. Relax in style and enjoy the music in a peaceful atmos- phere away from daily stress. Facial and Body Spa Treatments Exhilarate your senses, forget tiredness, release toxins, and improve your skin tone by our inspirational face and body treatments. Livia Secret’s Spa offers a wide range of spa therapies with essential oils, herbs, honey, and chocolate. Try our natural aroma fragrances to achieve radiantly smooth and soft skin. Our therapists will surprise you with unique peeling treatments with herbs, grapes, and countless options for pure relaxation. Feel the healing effects and delight of wine, sea, and fruit aromas. Besides the extraordinary treatments for ladies, we will also take care of the gentlemen with treatments developed espe- cially for them. Wine treatment Discover the magic of wine. Feel the beneficial effects of its antioxidant, rejuvenating, and nourishing power for beau- tiful skin and fresh complexion. Relax all your senses and enjoy the inebriation of the grape potion in our special spa treatment room. Feel the spirit of ancient Rome and explore the pleasures of ancient Romans. Rose Treatment Immerse yourself in the mystical fairytale of the Valley of Roses. Gentle peeling with petals and rose oil is a unique ritual to restore your energy balance. Relaxing facial and body massage with rose oil and aromatherapy bath with rose petals are ways to dive into another exciting world, full of fragrance and delight. Spa Capsule Discover the benefits of oxygen and recover your body and mind. Oxygen activates the regenerative power of body tissues and encourages healthy cell composition. The in- creased oxygen levels stimulate mental alertness, boost up the immune system, neutralize free radicals, detoxify the body, and have anti-bacterial and indirect anti-viral effect on the whole body. Underwater Massage Bath This relaxing and energizing underwater massage is the best way to get rid of tiredness. Feel the healing effect of mineral water on your entire body. The water jet penetrates deep into the soft tissues and improves metabolism, helps digestion and relieves the locomotive and nervous systems. Hydro-colon Therapy Due to poor nutrition, less physical activity, and stress the body accumulates toxins and misbalances the proper functioning of inner organs. Livia’s Secrets Spa offers an effective way to reduce these processes by hydro-colon therapy. The healing effect of the mineral water cleanses the gastro-internal area and helps, de- toxifies the body, and improves the skin’s appearance. Physiotherapy Sana Spa Hotel offers unique treatments among which: y Lye therapy y Paraffin therapy y Electrotherapy y Magnetic therapy y Ultrasound therapy y Apitherapy y Therapeutic Gymnastics y Yoga 21 22 23 24 GrANd HOTEL VELingrAd««««« Grand hotel Velingrad is 130 km far from Sofia, about 1,30 h drive from the airport in the capital, and 80 km distant from Plovdiv. Spa & Wellness center of the hotel is de- signed and built with the kind assistance of Ger- man professionals and occupies an area of 1 200 square metres. It is a state-of-the-art place for perfect relaxation. The use of Free access zone is included in the price for your room / apartment. There are 4 swimming pools with mineral water at the hotel.
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