Kavarna - Kancija via Verna - 96 kilometres
The following day, we continued our journey towards the Turkish
border. However, navigating proved difficult as most signboards were
written in Hungarian.
Despite this, we found a basic campsite in Verna, which had a decent
beach. While there, we again met the Baltic Cycles, who were also in
search of an inexpensive place to camp. We had a great time
together that night, partying and enjoying the company of these
cyclists who were equally good at cycling as having fun. The
restaurant owner later offered us Rakia, a potent fruit brandy, along
with homemade wine. I guessed the alcohol was offered to help us
tolerate the mosquito-infested campsite.
Kamcija
We spent a leisurely day chatting with fellow cyclists at the beach.
Communication seemed to improve proportionally to the amount of
vodka consumed, and they quickly became good friends.