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Place in Dobrich Province, Bulgaria
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Kamen Bryag (Камен бряг, lit. "Stone Coast") is a small village on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. Its remote cliffs made it attractive to Bulgarian counter-culture and the more adventurous kind of tourists; since the 2010s, this has turned into more organized concerts/festivals.
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Mrs. Dobrinka Yalnazova - deputy mayor
Fish and lots of delicious homemade dishes here, and a friendly cat.
Down-home Bulgarian cuisine.
Тюленово бар и ресторант
Caviar and bluefish and soup and other dainties. But the best part may be the magnificent view of the sea. (All with a bit of a commensurate price).
Вила Яйла
A complex of two guest-houses on the way to Yailata Reserve, offering two-star hospitality. The villas are brand new, arranged with new classic style wooden furniture. Kitchens. Large barbecue. TV in each room with Bulgarian and Romanian channels. The terraces in the main building offer nice panoramic view.
Private buildings to rent from one night to four weeks.
By car
If you travel from Varna keep driving on E72 road and take the exit to Kavarna. At the end of the town again take the right exit to Balgarevo and Russalka.
Kamen Bryag is a small village and public transport is available only to the bigger town of Kavarna - 18 km away.
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