Yamna: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Yamna is located in the Balkan Mountains near the small mountain river Zlata. The surrounding woodland and named mountain landmarks shape the natural setting. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Yamna can then continue their search for accommodation.

Nature

Vrana Voda is a waterfall approximately 15 metres high. It is formed by a karst spring that flows over a travertine terrace above the Stara River. The route begins in Padesh on a cart track that becomes a forest trail; an approximately 30-minute ascent then leads to the waterfall.

Foxes, wild boars, snakes and songbirds are reported among the wildlife observed in the area around Yamna.

Hiking

The Waterfalls Trail to Vrana Voda in Yamna is described as easy and suitable for children. A yellow-marked route also leads from Etropole Monastery via Suha Raven to Vrana Voda near Yamna.

From Upper Yamna at the Obrashaloto stop, a marked trail leads via Zebrovitsa to the Thracian fortress of Chertigrad; the route is said to take approximately two hours. The national hike “In Benkovski's Footsteps” passes through Upper Yamna and then continues to Benkovska Cave and Chertigrad.

Culture

Chertigrad lies between Yamna and the villages of Brusen, Lopyan and Cherni Vit on a high plateau surrounded by rock faces up to 100 metres high. The site is described as an ancient Thracian fortress; its remains are still present today.

Every year, a traditional hike to Chertigrad is organised towards the end of April or the beginning of May. Benkovska Cave is associated with Georgi Benkovski's hiding place during the April Uprising and is described as a one-hour walk from Chertigrad. Yamna's annual winter festival takes place after the week of Saint Athanasius.

A year-round transport service between Etropole and Yamna is scheduled to depart at 13:35.

After this information about the area, you can continue your targeted search for accommodation in Yamna.

To the higher-level travel overview: Etropole.