Kavarna

Kavarna is a small coastal city in Dobrich District, northeastern Bulgaria, situated in the middle of the northern Black Sea coast, south of Cape Kaliakra. It is an administrative and economic center of the municipality of Kavarna.

Along the picturesque coastline of Kavarna with a length of 42 km little beaches have developed. On the bank there is a large artificial beach. By the sea rises Cape Chirakman which is hard to access with its almost vertical slopes. On its flat plateau are preserved ruins of ress fortwalls, ditches, churches, cemeteries, where archaeological excavations and research are still held.

The town was founded in the V century BC by Greek colonists who located Bizone colony on the plateau of Cape Chirakman.

Kavarna region offers excellent opportunities for the development of ecotourism and specialized tourism - observations and photographs of plants, dolphins and other fish in coastal waters. The rich variety of bird species attracts tourists from around the world and contributes for Kaliakra and Yailata to become some of the most popular places for the development of ornithological tourism.

Cape Kaliakra

It is jutting out two kilometers offshore. It is located 8 km from the village of Bulgarevo, Kavarna Municipality. The cape is a natural and archeological reserve. The Aristotle cormorant nests here and you can also find dolphins. In the IV century BC the settlement of Tirizis was developed here, under the name of the local Thracian tribe "Tirizi." During the Roman era the fortress grows as the Acros Castelum (reinforced cape) -  plumbing, bathroom walls, public buildings are built at that time. Many architectural remains of walls, medieval churches, a Roman bath, plumbing, atomb, public buildings have been preserved.

Yailata

"Yailata" is a national archaeological reserve. Yailata is a unique place that combines archaeological remnants with natural resources. There is a cave village here of over 100 caves dating back from the V millennium BC. From antiquity are preserved a sanctuary, sacrificial stones, wineries, four necropolis of rock tombs carved into the rock massif, a preserved and partially restored fortress from V-VI century AC and other cultural monuments. In medieval times the caves were used as a monastery complex. On the walls of some of them one could differ Proto-Bulgarian symbols - runes, a cross and stone icons.

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