1. Kaliakra
Cape Kaliakra – where nature, history and legend meet
Cape Kaliakra is one of the most stunning and visited landmarks on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. This dramatic cliff formation rises 70 meters above sea level and offers breathtaking views that are a dream for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Visitors can explore the remains of a medieval fortress, a small historical museum, and a chapel dedicated to St. Catherine. According to local legend, 40 maidens leapt from the cliffs to avoid capture, choosing freedom in the sea over life in chains.
Cape Kaliakra is perfect for a day trip – easily accessible by car, with scenic walking paths along the cliffs and peaceful spots to relax and take in the view. Keep an eye out – dolphins are often spotted playing in the nearby waters!
2. Bolata
Just a short drive from the iconic Cape Kaliakra lies Bolata Bay, a hidden gem on Bulgaria’s northern Black Sea coast. Known for its reddish sandstone cliffs, calm waters, and crescent-shaped sandy beach, Bolata is perfect for families, swimmers, and snorkelers.
The bay is part of a nature reserve and an important bird nesting site, making it a favorite spot for both tourists and nature enthusiasts.
3. Tyulenovo
Tyulenovo is a small coastal village famous for its dramatic cliffs, natural sea caves, and crystal-clear waters. A favorite spot for divers, fishermen, and adventure seekers – perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy raw, untouched nature.
4. Balgarevo
On the way back, stop in the village of Balgarevo, where you can buy delicious and natural Bulgarian fruits and vegetables, honey and other products and taste the local cuisine. 5. Stop Balchik You will visit a local winery, where you can taste for free and then buy fig and raspberry wine, rakia and more.
5. Balchik
You will visit a local winery, where you can taste for free and then buy fig and raspberry wine, rakia and more.
