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Top 10 Nature & Wildlife Areas in Bulgaria, Bulgaria
Coordinates: 42°45′N 25°30′E / 42.750°N 25.500°E / 42.750; 25.500
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1. Prohodna Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
Prohodna is the most beautiful karst cave in north central Bulgaria, located in the Iskar Gorge near the village of Karlukovo. The main sight here are the "two huge eyes" on the roof of the cave - the eyes of supernatural power.
Reviewed By AntonD213 - Sofia, Bulgaria
Prohodna a.k.a. Eyes of God is magnificent Cave. It's a very huge and not typical cave - it is actually a huge tunnel that goes straight through a hill. The eyes on its top in the middle of it are really mysterious. If you want, you can climb on the walls.
2. Poda Protected Site
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
One of richest bird areas in Europe, with 274 species of birds on just one square kilometer. Wetland of international importance, situated on the second most intensive migration flyway of birds in Europe - Via Pontica. Easy observation of rare and endangered bird species all year round. Dalmatian Pelican, White-tailed Sea Eagle, Pygmy Cormorant and other. Ramsar Convention Site, Natura 2000 site.
Reviewed By denislavg2019
NATURE CONSERVATION CENTER. Unique location overlooking the lake and countless species of birds flying. A very well thought out and informative place. There should be more places where you touch the flora and fauna. I recommend it!
3. Shumen Plateau Nature Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By 445nikr - Varna, Bulgaria
We spent more than half a day wandering across this beautiful park. There are many hiking trails, all well marked, some of them starting from the "Kyoshkovete" park. We also started there and followed a couple of trails, making a full huge circulation, and coming back to the "Kyoshkovete". The first trail passed a couple of places with wooden, rougly nailed tables and benches, made by tourist enthusiasts, where everyone can have some rest or a snack, if has brought some with him. You can't get lost because, as I have mentioned above, the trails are very well marked and all you need is just follow the signs. Along the trails, there are some signboards (unfortunately, along with the info boards about the flora and fauna in the area, scattered along the route, they are in Bulgarian only), pointing to the direction of distinctive entities, either natural or man-made, such as the "Rusalka" cave, "Biserna" cave, the uncompleted residence of the quondam Communist leader of Bulgaria - Todor Zhivkov, the Devil's pass, the Shumen Fortress, etc. Another trail led us from the Rusalka cave to a junction of trails, one of which heading to the Shumen Fortress and the other one going to the Biserna cave (a.k.a. Zandana - a Turkish word meaning "dungeon") and back to town. Great views of the town of Shumen open from the top of the plateau. Hiking the plateau is the perfect outdoor activity. The trails do not require a high state of physical fitness but some of them, in certain sections, are quite steep, and while descending is fine (avoid the dry tree leafs on the ground as those are really slippery), ascending would be a challenge for some people.
4. Nadarska cave
5. Valley of Roses
6. Dancing Bears Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By yoanna_drago - Sydney, Australia
Dancing Bears Park is a rehabilitation place for rescued bears. It was amazing to see these big animals peacefully sleeping in their natural habitat, in the lush green forest, well taken care of.
7. Yaylata National Archeological Reserve
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By AndyB4559 - Southampton, United Kingdom
There are many things to see in this area if you are a fan of archaeology or history,ot just come and admire the views
8. Marvelous Bridges
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By MarekF564 - Warsaw, Poland
These are really magnificent rock bridges. Huge with good perspective you can walk below and on them. Road to the bridges is accessible by normal car but is not very easy. Ca. 15 km from the turn from road to Plovdiv are quite demanding. With last 7 km on very narrow road for 1 car and with lots of holes. Avg speed is around 20 km per hour. Luckily this is not steep road, you just need to be cautious for holes. But this is definitely worth the effort. As well you can try aerial ropeslide beneath the arch for 15 lev.
9. Camel Park Sunny Beach
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4.5 based on 123 reviews
Camel Park Sunny beach is unique in its kind. It is the only one Camel park in Bulgaria and Easter Europe. It is located in only 5 minutes from Nesebar and in 10minutes from Sunny beach. The Camel Park has 12 Camels, they are very friendly !!! This is our biggest ATTRACTION !!! The park has also other animals like: ponies, donkey , rabbits and other interesting bird species.
Reviewed By Neeasa - Jacksonville, United States
One of the best experiences so far , they were extremely nice and the camels are just beautiful, a very memorable experience, very clean and well kept and all the little animals were adorable. We came to ride the camels the staff was overwhelmingly nice they made our experience that much better . If I could rate them a 10 just for making us feel welcome I would !
