Burgas Now

Getting around Burgas: buses, taxis and bikes

A short, practical guide to moving through Burgas without a car — the fast lines, how tickets work, and who to call for a taxi.

Burgas runs on the fast B1 and B2 bus lines linking the centre, bus station and residential districts. Buy tickets from the driver, call a dispatcher for a taxi, and walk the compact centre.

The lines that matter

B1
centre to Meden Rudnik, frequent service
B2
centre to Slaveykov and the northern districts
15
link to the Sea Garden and the beach strip

The Move tab in Burgas Now shows a live arrival estimate for each of these lines.

Tickets and payment

  • Buy a single ticket from the driver — simplest option for visitors.
  • Travel cards pay off from a few rides a day.
  • Keep the ticket until you get off; inspectors do check.

Taxi dispatchers

  • Bulgaria Taxi — +359 56 811 811
  • Boliari Taxi — +359 56 840 840
  • Diamant Taxi — +359 56 818 181

Check the per-kilometre rate on the door sticker before setting off; that sticker is the official tariff.

Walking and cycling

The centre is small — Bogoridi Street to the Sea Garden is a few minutes on foot. Bike stations near the Sea Garden, Opera Square and Slaveykov are mapped in the app.

How to get there

Verified local tips for the places people actually ask about.

Burgasbus trunk lines

Scheduled timetable

Burgasbus trunk lines

B1

Meden Rudnik ⇄ Izgrev

B2

Meden Rudnik ⇄ Slaveykov

11

Slaveykov ⇄ Izgrev

12

Slaveykov ⇄ Izgrev

15

Central Railway Station ⇄ Burgas Airport (Sarafovo)

Taxi dispatchers

Frequently asked questions

Which buses run in Burgas?

The fast B1 and B2 lines cover the city's main axis, and line 15 connects the centre with the Sea Garden and beaches.

How do I pay for a bus in Burgas?

Buy a single ticket from the driver as you board, or use a travel card if you ride several times a day.

How do I call a taxi in Burgas?

Call a dispatcher directly: Bulgaria Taxi +359 56 811 811, Boliari Taxi +359 56 840 840 or Diamant Taxi +359 56 818 181.