7 nights at Black Sea Rama with breakfast and 5 green fees per person (3 at GC Black Sea Rama, 1 GC Lighthouse and 1 at Thracian Cliffs)

Balchik is a Black Sea coastal town and seaside resort in the Southern Dobruja area of northeastern Bulgaria. It is located in Dobrich Oblast and is northeast of Varna. The greatest landmark of Balchik, the Palace – has remained from the period of the Romanian occupation. The Palace was the former summer residence of the Romanian Queen Maria Alexandrina Victoria De Edinburgh (1875 – 1938). A large number of the finds, made during excavations in the region, are stored in the Historical Museum of Balchik. The exponents speak of the creation and the development of the town in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. The building of the Ethnographic Museum is situated opposite to the building of the Historical Museum. The museum is housed in a house from the Period of Revival, which was an ownership of a tradesperson from Balchik. The sea resort of Albena is situated in close proximity to Balchik. The two destinations are connected by a sea shore alley called Dambata. There are also other interesting places in the region: the village of Kranevo, the rock capital of Bulgaria; town of Kavarna, as well as many camping sites. The reservation of the Kaliakra fortress is also near.