Motorhome Bulgaria
Breathtaking nature, historic sights and a well-developed infrastructure: Bulgaria is a great destination for motorhome travelers who want to explore the country on their own.
However, keep in mind the toll regulations and specific features in Bulgaria. In this article, you will find all the important information you need to know about the toll in Bulgaria (motorhome). You will also receive valuable tips and recommendations for your trip through Bulgaria by motorhome.
Toll Bulgaria Motorhome: The most important information
To use motorways and certain expressways, you need a valid vignette. You can purchase this online or on site.
For motorhomes in category M1 (according to the vehicle registration document), the vignette requirement applies regardless of weight. Only motorhomes over 3.5 tons with a different registration (e.g. N2 or N3) pay based on distance and require a route map or an electronic transmitter device.
Also note the toll regulations in transit countries when traveling to Bulgaria by motorhome.
There are many motorhome parking sites in Bulgaria, which you can find in cities, national parks, and along the Black Sea coast. During the high season, you should book these in advance. Prices for the sites range between €10-30/night
On your Bulgaria road trip, be sure to visit the historic city of Plovdiv, the beautiful Rila Monastery, and the Black Sea coast.
Toll: Vignette or distance-based toll?
Vignette for motorhomes in category M1
In Bulgaria, the toll obligation applies to motorways and many expressways. For motorhomes in category M1, you need a digital vignette regardless of weight. The entry in the vehicle registration document is decisive.
Distance-based toll for motorhomes with a different registration over 3.5 t GVW
For motorhomes over 3.5 tons that are not registered as category M1, but, for example, as N2 or N3, a distance-based toll applies. This is based on distance, emission class, number of axles, and road type.
Electronic registration via On-Board Unit (OBU)
Manual route booking via route pass
Bulgaria travel tips: Sightseeing recommendations
The historic city of Plovdiv
Plovdiv is one of the oldest cities in Europe and combines ancient ruins with modern flair.
Rila Monastery
Bulgaria's largest Orthodox monastery is picturesquely located in the mountains and impresses with its architecture.
The Black Sea coast
Popular destinations such as Varna and Burgas offer beaches, culture, and nightlife.
The Europamaut team wishes you a pleasant journey!
We wish you a pleasant trip to Bulgaria and lots of fun on your exploration tour. You can find detailed information on the toll in Bulgaria in our guide. Use our route planner and feel free to contact us by email if you have any questions.
