If you decide to stay in any of the little towns on the coast you can choose from a large number of 2-star and 3-star family hotels, offering a genuine homey atmosphere. They are quiet and provide all amenities and comfort, and a lot of extra services. The majority of them have cable or satellite TV in the hotel rooms as well as modern communications.
Little coastal towns like Balchik, Kranevo and Byala fascinate tourists with their whitewashed houses and red-tile roofs.

Every house has a Every house has a shady courtyard with flower garden and a vine arbour where beaming hostesses welcome their guests and treat them with chilled grape brandy. Home-made dishes are usually prepared with vegetables and fruit grown by the hosts.
North of Balchik, on the way to Cape Kaliakra, all trips pass through Touzlata. The mineral water springs and the curative mud were the reasons for the foundation of one of the most famous spa centres along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.The curative properties of the mineral water springs were known to the ancient Romans. Most of the spa centers in the region use the curative mud of Touzlata in their balneological programmes.

The Kamchia resort is to the south of Varna. It is situated at the mouth of the Kamchia River amidst the virgin longoz forest. Majestic nature - the wide beach along the sea, the quiet river, the thick forest turn the resort into one of the most romantic beautiful spots along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.
The small hotels and the bungalow villages are the ideal place for busy, hard-working town people to enjoy their holidays far from the hustle and bustle of the traditional large beach resorts. Holidaymakers can take up their favourite water sport - swimming, surfing, yachting, water skiing or driving power jets. You can share an unforgettable experience around the campfire, while having vacation in some of the beautiful camping places in the area.

If you love exotic trips, you can join motor-boat trip up the Kamchia River or you can row yourself and enjoy the excitement of discovering the romantic of the river with its century-old trees stooping over it.