Kavarna is a small port town, on the Black Sea coast, with an ancient history. Dating back to the 5th century BC it's name translates to 'Black Diamond' in Greek. The town today has a population of 12,500, and has a growing reputation as one of the best summer destinations in Bulgaria. Aside from the yacht port, a fishing base, a spacious beach and watersports activites, 3 new 18 hole Golf courses are being developed nearby (2 of which have been designed by Gary Player and Ian Woosnam). The town is also now firmly established as one of the top Bulgarian destination's for music lovers - with major international acts such as Robert Plant and Deep Purple having performed here amongst many others. 

The town is situated 64km away from the major coastal city of Varna, and is less than an hours drive from the airport there. Apart from the buzz and vibe of Varna itself, there are many other attractive places to visit nearby. The neighbouring town of Balchik, with its wonderful summer palace and botanic gardens, or the 'beautiful headland' of the nature reserve Kaliakra (where it's possible to watch dolphins, cormorants and pinipeds) are just a short drive from here. There are plenty more excellent beaches along this part of the Black Sea coast, as well, should you ever wish to venture out and explore a little, although with everything you need right at your doorstep, you may never even want to. With something to cater for every taste, it's no wonder Kavarna is seen as an ideal holiday, second home or retirement destination.