The natural attraction Pobiti Kamuni is located in the western part of Varna lowland and it consists of cylindrical stone columns fixed in a small desert. The stone columns have porous surface and rise to an altitude of 5 - 6 m.
They are built of limy sandstones, containing many fossils - nummulites, mussels, snails. The majority have a smaller or bigger cavity, some are horizontally cracked. The cylindrical stone columns form several groups somewhere between the town Beloslav and the villages Strashimirovo, Slunchevo, Banovo and Povelyanovo with a total area of 50 km2.
The largest and the best preserved is the central group of fixed stones, situated 18 km westwards from Varna along the highway Varna-Sofia. There is an exhibition area where visitors can get hold of various interesting brochures.
    Working hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
       Summer working hours (June 1 - September 30)
       From Tuesday to Sunday
       Day off - Monday
    Winter working hours (October 1 - April 30)
       From Monday to Friday
       Days off - Saturday and Sunday