We tried to create a cosy place for relaxation, where our guests would have everything needed for a satisfying holiday among the unique nature of Krapets. We aim not at highest profit but at having smiling, happy and pleased guests. We aim at creating a friendly atmosphere and ensuring your holiday is marked by beautiful moments and unforgettable memories. We aim at showing the magical charm of Krapets and the incredibly picturesque nature of the Northern Black Sea Coast.
The Krapets Holiday Complex is open throughout the year offering four one-storey houses to our guests. Two of them have a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a sofa-bed and a sleeping room (capacity up to 2 + 1 people) and another two have a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a sofa-bed and two sleeping rooms (capacity of 4 + 1 people). In front of each house there is an open space with a table and chairs. The summer kitchen is also fully equipped and offers covered space with tables for about 20 people. The garden is spacious, fenced, green and perfect for fun and relax. The incredibly beautiful, preserved, endless beach line is located 3 minutes driving distance from the complex. There is a beach with a lifeguard and places for lunch or a refreshing drink.
With a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a sofa-bed and a sleeping room (capacity up to 2 + 1 people)
With a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a sofa-bed and two sleeping rooms (capacity up to 4 + 1 people)
Fully equipped and offering covered space with tables for about 20 people
spacious, fenced, green and perfect for fun and relax
Submerge yourself in the unique atmosphere in Krapets
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- 2 people or less – 140 lv
-additional person + 30 lv
- 4 people or less – 170 lv
-additional person + 30 lv
Check in is after 3 p.m., check out is till 11 a.m. Prices are valid for at least 5 nights. Children under 2 years of age are accommodated free of charge in parents room.
All prices are inclusive of VAT, cover the use of all facilities in the complex and touristic tax.
The prices are not valid for official holidays, Christmas and New Year. For the Christmas and New Year Holidays only the whole complex is for rent at the rate of 1000 lv per night and a minimum stay of two nights.
A house is considered reserved if an advance bank transfer of 50 % is made.
Reservations for a weekend stay (Friday to Sunday) are accepted not earlier than 3 days in advance!
For more information and reservations, contact us through the contact form,
as well as by the following telephone numbers/email addresses: krapets_holiday@krapets.bg и krapets_holiday@abv.bg
Hoping that your stay in the Krapets Holiday guesthouses will be pleasant, smile-evoking and remembered positively , we invite you to read
The Krapets village is located on the Black Sea Coast, 15 km to the north of the town of Shabla and 100 km to the north of Varna. The village is one of the most serene corners on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coastline. A great advantage of this uniquely beautiful spot on the Northern Bulgarian Black Sea Coast is the fact that it has preserved its virginity, lacking construction works, noise and crowds. Even in the peak of the summer season, one can find spots on the Krapets beaches to enjoy absolute solitude. Nature here is uniquely beautiful, the air is clean, the coastline is wide and the sea water is crystal clear. If you are looking for a summer holiday of relax, silence and a green landscape – Krapets is your place to be. Just beware, you will fall in love and get addicted! The Krapets village has what to offer in the autumn-winter season as some of the most beautiful places on the Bulgarian coastline are located nearby – you can read about them in the In the . Region section.
The beach is located some 2-3 km away from the Krapets Holiday Houses. It can be reached by car and a car parking is available, but it can also be reached on foot. The coastline is more than 6 km long. There some of the few remaining dunes on the Black Sea coast can be seen. This natural sight remains untouched by the noisy crowds of tourists and lets you fully submerge in your holiday. There are outstanding conditions for all kinds of water sports and games for both adults and the young.
Fresh Black Sea fish and the variety of sea food offered by the Black sea, the Shabla and the Durankulak Lakes can be enjoyed in the restaurants in the Krapets village.
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Krapets is famous for its sand dunes and the birds nesting and overwintering near the village. The nature is preserved and spared the harmful effect of construction, industrial dust and noises.
The region offers many trip options: the Durankulak Lake, the Shabla Lake; the Shabla Salt Lake; Kamen Bryag; Cape Kaliakra; Taukliman; Tyulenovo; Yailata; Rusalka; Kaliakra; Bolata Beach
In the vicinity of Krapets you can visit the Durankulak Lake and the archeological protected area Big Isle – Durankulak. The oldest prehistoric necropolis in the world, the oldest stone architectural building in Europe, the first goldwork in the world, the first attempts at writing in the human history, the earliest forms of payment currencies are among the findings in the reserve. More information can be found (article in Bulgarian language) here
The Durankulak Lake is located in the north easternmost part of Bulgaria, some 6 km from the Romanian border and 20 km to the north of Shabla, between the villages of Durankulak to the northwest, Krapets to the south and Vaklino to the southwest. The Durankulak Lake is one of the most significant wetlands in Europe, it is included in the Ramsar List and has been acknowledged as an important ornithological place of world significance. More than 260 species of rare and endangered plants and animals are registered in the Durankulak Lake. The lake is home of 17 fish species. Three races of water birds overwinter here – the greater white-fronted goose (Anser albifrons), the red-breasted goose (Branta ruficollis) and the mallard (Anas platyrhynchos). There are also substantial populations of pygmy cormorant and great rosy pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus).
Places of interest in the surroundings of Shabla are the Shabla Salt Water Lake, the Lighthouse, the village of Tyulenovo. In the newly-opened Green Educational Center in the town of Shabla one can learn about the rich resources of this region, and thereafter see the habitats of rare bird species.
The Shabla Salt Water Lake is located a few kilometers to the northeast of Shabla. The lake is entirely separated from the sea and has a sandbar of almost 80 m. The healing clay on the lake’s bottom has unique qualities as compared to the other clay deposits on the Balkan Peninsula. In addition, one of the most beautiful beaches on the Northern Black Sea coast is here for tourists to combine swimming and relax, beauty and spa procedures with the healing sea clay. The region is attractive for its abundant coastal ecosystem – during migration season one can see flocks of ducks and various bird species.
The Shabla lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse on the Bulgarian Black Sea shore and the oldest functioning authentic lighthouse on the Balkan Peninsula, sporting the highest tower, soaring up to 32 m in height. The Shabla lighthouse is famous not only for its long history but also with the fact that it is a smaller reproduction of the renowned lighthouse of Alexandria which is one of the seven wonders of the world. It is believed that on this spot there was a lighthouse as far back as the Antiquity and the Roman times. The lighthouse standing now was built during the Russian – Turkish war in 1768. More on the Shabla lighthouse can be found here
The rock arch and the rocky coast near the village of Tyulenovo are among the most outstanding natural beauties of the northern Black Sea coast. The place is famous for its unique coastline and caves, the clean air, the crystal clean sea water and its one-of-a-kind nature. For those who wish to get close to nature, this is the place for a satisfying holiday, fishing and underwater sports. More on the village of Tyulenovo can be read here
In the surrounding of Kavarna one can visit Klaiakra, Bolata Beach, Rusalka and Yailata Reserves
This is one of the most attractive places for tourists on the Black Sea Coast due to its rich history, preserved nature and beautiful panoramic views. Kaliakra is one of the first territories in Bulgaria to achieve preservation status and was declared a reserve as early as 1941. The fortress was declared an architectural monument of national significance in 1967. Today the Kaliakra reserve is one of the National 100 Tourist Sites. In 1981 in the sea caves under the cape one could still see the now extinct monk seal. Dolphins, Eurasian hoopoes (Upupa epops), calandra larks (Melanocorypha calandra), pied wheatears (Oenanthe pleschanka) and many other rare species can be observed here, a total of 32 species in the plateau and 12 more on the rock ledges. The rocks’ inaccessibility is probably the reason for existance of a fortress here since ancient times. The cape protrudes into the sea for some 2 km and is practically inaccessible from three sides. The earliest dwellings on the cape date back to 4 century B.C. when the region was inhabited by the Terizi Thracian tribe, hence the name Tirizis. The name Kalikra, which means “a beautiful cape” was first mentioned in 13-14 century AD. In 14 century the Bulgarian state was divided into three separate states, Kalikra became capital of the easternmost part and was established as a big international harbor. More on the Kaliakra Cape can be found here
Bolata is one of the most beautiful beaches in Bulgaria. It is situated in the norther Black Sea Coast in between the Kaliakra Cape and the Balgarevo Village. It is a quiet, secluded piece of heaven tucked in among high rocks and many caves, like a place hidden from the world. Some 150 species of birds are encountered here and another 400 species fly in in the spring, among which the long-legged buzzard (Buteo rufinus), the ruddy shelduck (Tadorna ferruginea), the Levant sparrowhawk (Accipiter brevipes), the masked shrike (Lanius nubicus) and many other. Along with its incredible fauna, the region is famous for many archaeological findings. Caves used as an antique settlement in the IV century BC have been found here. More on the Bolata Bay can be found here
Rusalka is a Bulgarian seaside resort located in the unique natural reserve ‘The bird lagoon”( also known as Tauk Liman and Nanevska Lagoon) to the north of Kaliakra Cape. The place is famous for the exotic beauty of its coastline. The outstanding rocky coast, the small secluded sand beaches, the century-old trees and other plant species attract millions of birds and turn the “bird lagoon” to an oasis of untouched-for-centuries nature. here
A visit to the Yailata Reserve resembles time travelling. The reserve is preserved in the state it was found thousands of years ago. The rich flora and fauna abound of rate species and the walk in the region will feel like an unforgettable adventure. The “cave town” consisting of 101 case dwellings dating back to about 5 000 BC, an early Byzantine fortress dated in the 5th century, a multitude of caves, used in the Middle Ages as a monastery, Thracian necropoli etc. are among the most interesting findings here. The total number of registered animals here is over 270. 19 rare and endangered species of plants are encountered here, too. The Yailata is particularly picturesque in the spring and in the autumn. Irises, cornflowers and peonies are in bloom. More about the Yailata reserve can be read here
