Karabunar: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Karabunar is known beyond Pazardzhik for its high-quality red Pamid wine. The village combines this wine connection with the Sharovitsa area and various offerings around Villa Velis and VIA VINERA.

Those planning a stay in Karabunar will want to find or rent a holiday apartment.

Wine and Gastronomy

Villa Velis in Karabunar offers wine tastings and cellar tours. These are available from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or by prior reservation.

The Villa Velis bistro in Karabunar serves seasonal cuisine made with local products and pairs the dishes with the winery’s wines.

Villa Velis produces wine from its own vineyards in the Karabunar and Boshulya areas. The VIA VINERA winery is located in the Sharovitsa area near Karabunar.

The Via Vinera Karabunar Estate winery in Karabunar is open to wine tourists and offers winery tours as well as tastings in its tasting room. VIA VINERA’s production base in Karabunar includes local varieties such as Red Misket, Rubin and Mavrud, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot.

Culture and History

Karabunar is home to the old Church of Saint John the Baptist, which is built into the ground. It is designated as a cultural monument. The building is a three-nave basilica with an apse, was built in 1818 and is built into the ground.

Landscape

The Sharovitsa Reservoir is located in the land area of Karabunar, in the Sharovitsa area. It is used for sport fishing.

More Experiences

The Villa Velis hotel next to the winery has a spa centre with a sauna, jacuzzi, steam bath and outdoor pool. Villa Velis in Karabunar also hosts festivals, contemporary theatre performances, exhibitions and concerts.

More pages about nearby places: Vetren Dol, Vetren, Septemwri.

To the higher-level travel overview: Septemvri.