Kamen Bryag is a combination of a sea with shading green and blue nuances, a beautiful panorama, and a crystal pure air. People have lived here for thousands of years in harmony with nature and they have preserved untouched beauties and amazing abundance of plants and animals in combination with cultural and historic heritage.

You will find neat and tidy, cozy village homes, without any unneeded luxury.
 

The village is known for its thick home-made wine and the rakia with a flavor of herbs and figs. The evenings are lovely here under the breeze in a friendly company. In Trite Kestena (The Three Chestnuts) or Yanitsa - the local restaurants - you will be offered a number of dishes, often cooked before your eyes.
 

The day in Kamen Bryag might be short if you like fishing, diving or bird watching, if you like archaeology or bioenergy. Alone at the rocky coast and the steep cliffs you can enjoy the sun, your passion for fishing, or else do climbing, diving, or paragliding.

The Stone Coast, named “Yaylata” is located 2km from the village and about 60km north of Varna. It lies on the sea coast between the beautiful Kaliakra and Shabla capes.

Although Yaylata is a bit far from the most popular resorts and hence is little known as a tourist attraction, it is one of the most amazing places along the Bulgarian coast.

It represents an oval ledge, broken off the Dobrudja plate by the coast. The big cliffs make this area almost inaccessible, except via a few narrow paths among the rocks. About 40 caves can be found in the vertical cliffs hanging over the sea. Their smoothened walls and niches dug deep into the rock speak about the existence of an ancient cave settlement there. There are also remains of a stronghold dating back to Roman and Byzantine times. A 90 ha region is declared a protected archeological area.

The Yaylata area can be accessed by car, while most of the caves can be reached only by professional speleologists.

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