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Wild camping near Tyulenovo: protected area fills with caravans and tents

14.08.2026 04:26 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Wild camping near Tyulenovo: protected area fills with caravans and tents
Original source: Gospodari.com

In Brief

Dozens of caravans and tents have gathered in the protected area 'Kaliakra Complex' near Tyulenovo. Locals complain about litter; campers cite lack of campsites. New regulations take effect October 1.

In the locality of Malko More, between Shabla Lighthouse and Tyulenovo (Bulgaria), dozens of caravans and tents have gathered. The area is part of the protected zone 'Kaliakra Complex' (within Natura 2000). Unregulated camping has existed for a long time, but this season it has expanded.

According to locals, the reason is parking restrictions on the dunes at Krapets and Ezerets beaches. Complaints concern litter, wet wipes, diapers, and food waste, especially on weekends. Campers admit their stay is illegal but claim they clean up after themselves and point to a lack of equipped campsites in Bulgaria.

Starting October 1, a regulation on wild camping comes into force, making landowners responsible as well. In Dobrich Province, no applications for new campsites have been submitted. Control over the protected area is carried out by RIOSV. Additionally, more than 100 illegal caravans were reported on Pasha dere beach near Varna.

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Wild camping near Tyulenovo: protected area fills with caravans and tents

14.08.2026 Gospodari.com BUL Original source

Dozens of caravans and tents in protected area near Tyulenovo

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