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Description
Like other points on the Kaliakra peninsula, Yailata is a very good place to observe bird migration, on one of the main bird migration routes in Europe - Via Pontica. An interesting place also during the breeding season with beautifully blooming Asphodeline lutea, irises and peonies in the breathtaking scenery of the cliff coast.
Yailata is one of the best places to observe Traquet pie and Cormoran huppé, which nest nearby on the cliffs. On the steppes, which are slightly higher, you can observe: Alouette calandre and Alouette calandrelle. Bruant mélanocéphale and Pie-grièche à tête rousse like to sit on the bushes.
During the migration period, you can see practically everything that flies along the coast (see list). The bushes or cliffs are then full of flycatchers, warblers, phylloscopus, etc. Due to the characteristics of the place, waterfowl or plovers are usually observed only in flight. August-September and April-May are good months for observing Puffin yelkouan which sometimes fly closer to the cliffs. Also Plongeon arctique often feeds close to shore.
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Accès
Yailata is located about 65 km north of Varna. There is a good road to the site and a car park. Press P on the map for directions to the car park. It is an archaeological reserve and there is an entrance fee. There is a path along the cliff from where you can watch birds both at sea and on the cliffs. The circular route is about 4,5 km.