Luda Kamchiya is the right feeder of the Kamchiya River. The river flows from the Sliven ridge of Eastern Stara planina. It flows in steep valley with a lot of shoots and horseshoe-shaped turns. Stara planina forms a narrow beautiful gorge in the Kotlensko-Varbishki and Kamchiiski ridge. Chudnite Skali, Svinskata Glava and the Kostenurkata are situated in the beautiful Luda Kamchia's river valley.
Chudnite skali (The Wonderful Rocks), town of Dalgopol
Chudnite Skali are situated in the Kamchiya ridge of Eastern Stara planina in the region of Asparuhovo village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region. Chudnite Skali are rocky massifs situated on the right valley slope of the Luda Kamchiya and are formed from the erosion and denudation of the Jurassic limestone. The base of the Chudnite Skali on the west is overflowed by the waters of Tsonevo dam. The rocky massifs were declared natural landmark in 1949 on an area of 12.50 hectares.
Petricha in Razdelna village, Beloslav municipality, Varna region is a protected territory from 2002 on an area of 126.90 hectares. The aim is preservation of rare birds of prey.
Detelina is a deposit of white elecampane situated in Detelina village, Dolni Chiflik municipality, Varna region. The deposit was declared natural landmark in 1983 on an area of 2 hectares.
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Chernevo is in Chernevo village, Suvorovo municipality, Varna region and is a deposit of Urumoffii tulip (Tulipa urumoffii) on an area of 50 hectares. Chernevo was declared natural landmark in 1987.
Orloviyat Kamak is a deposit of peony and remnants from steppe forests in Southern Dobrudzha on an area of 40 hectares. Orlov kamak is situated in Gorni Chiflik village, Dolni Chiflik municipality, Varna region. The territory was included in the list of protected areas in 2002.
Kuza Waterfall - Skoka is a natural landmark declared in 1961 on an area of 1 hectare. Its situation is Lopushna village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region.
Limanat in Bliznatsi village, Avren municipality, Varna region is a protected territory from 2002 on an area of 5.20 hectares.
Yatata is inhabited by rare and endangered species of birds situated in the town of Beloslav, Varna region. Yatata was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 154 hectares.
Tulumovata Cave in Partizani village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 3 hectares. The aim is preservation of endangered kinds of bats and their habitats.
Sini Vir Waterfalls are distinguished with remarkable natural beauty. They are included in the list of natural landmarks in 1968 on an area of 4 hectares. Sini Vir is situated in the vicinity of Tzonevo village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region.
Slaveykovata Forest is century old oak-tree forest situated in Slaveykovo, Provadiya municipality, Varna region. It was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 73.50 hectares.
Snezhanskata Koriya in Gradinarovo village, Provadiya municipality, Varna region is a protected territory aiming preservation of century old oak-tree forest. It was included in the list of such territories in 2002 on an area of 81 hectares.
Rakitnik is a deposit of osier situated in the city of Varna, Varna region. Rakitnik was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 2.20 hectares.
Dikilitash (Upright Stones)
Pobitite Kamani are rocky massifs near the villages of Slanchevo, Banovo, Strashimirovo, Markovo, Beloslav municipality in Varna region. They represent upright hollow stony pillars with thick limestone-sandy cover that sometimes is thicker. Some of the Pobitite Kamani are covered with rocky plates. There are different theories for the origin of Pobitite Kamani. They were declared natural landmark in 1937 and a tourist site.
Royashkata Skala is a territory with characteristic landscape including remarkable rocky formations and natural habitats of protected birds which are of high priority for conservation such as: golden eagle, owl, Long-legged Buzzard (Buteo rufinus) etc.; animals like: Greater Horseshoe Bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum), Noctule Bat (Nyctalus noctula) and of the following plants: Serratula bulgarica, Bulgarian pear, dwarf-semishrubs (Artemisia lerchiana). Royashkata Skala was declared protected territory in 2005 on an area of 7.20 hectares.
Vodenitzite were declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 45 hectares. The aim is preservation of rare and protected birds such as Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus), Long-legged Buzzard, owl, etc. Vodenitzite are situated in the region of Sladka voda village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region.
Belite Skali is a unique uninterrupted rocky geological profile representing geo-chronological border of Cretaceous-Tertiary period and its accompanying Iridium - rare metal anomaly. Belite Skali are natural landmark from 2003 on an area of 14.20 hectares situated near town of Byala, Varna region.
Kazashkoto is a protected territory from 1995 on an area of 1,251.20 hectares in the region of Varna city, Varna region. The aim is preservation of natural habitat of rare and endangered species birds and plants included in Bulgaria's Red Book and the biological diversity of invertebrate fauna.
Kamchiyskite Pyasatzi is a natural deposit of spring snowflakes in Staro Oryahovo, Dolni Chiflik municipality, Varna region. Kamchiyskite Pyasatzi were included in the list of protected territories in 1980 on an area of 372.60 hectares.
Gorna and Dolna Koplazhda are cavesnear the town of Beloslav, Varna region. They were declared natural landmark in 1968 on an area of 8 hectares.
Gorskata Baraka is a century old mixed forest of oak-tree, Hungarian oak and beech on an area of 94.40 hectares situated in Gospodinovo village, Byala municipality, Varna region.
Golyamo and Malo Bulo are protected territories declared in 2006 aiming preservation of characteristic landscape of limestone rocky corollas and remnants from an ancient monastery and protection of rare and endangered flora and fauna species as Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus), golden eagle, owl, Long-legged Buzzard (Buteo rufinus), Short-toed Eagle (Circaetus gallicus), etc. Golyamo and Malo Bulo are situated in Nevsha village, Vetrino municipality, Varna region.
Golyamata Kanara is a karst canyon and place of habitation of Long-legged Buzzard and Egyptian vulture. Golyamata Kanara was included in the list of protected territories in 1979 on an area of 33 hectares and situated in Petrov Dol village, Provadiya municipality, Varna region.
University Botanical Garden Varna, city of Varna, Varna region was declared protected territory on an area of 36.10 hectares with a decision from 2004. The aim was preservation of habitats for endangered, rare and vulnerable flora and fauna species.
Aladzha Monastery is a protected territory situated in the city of Varna, Varna region aiming preservation of a territory with characteristic landscape, habitats for endangered, rare and vulnerable flora and fauna species. Aladzha Monastery was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 17 hectares.
Kozya Reka in Asparuhovo village, Dalgopol municipality, Varna region is a protected territory on an area of 120.90 hectares. Kozya Reka was included in the list of protected territories in 2006 aiming preservation of the habitats of endangered, rare and vulnerable flora and fauna species.
Probitiyat Kamak is a natural landmark declared in 2006 on an area of 80 hectares. The aim is preservation of a territory with characteristic landscape including remarkable rocky formations which are habitats of protected species as Short-toed Eagle (Circaetus gallicus), Egyptian vulture, golden eagle, Long-legged Buzzard (Buteo rufinus), etc.
