Kaliakra

sailtraining ship for Bulgarian officer cadets at the 3 navigation schools in Varna on the Black Sea, usually sails educational voyages in the Black Sea and Mediterranean, can also be used by youth organizations.

In spite of the long trip involved, the sailboat has participated in Tall Ships Races since 1986 and took part in the North Sea Race in 1986, Baltic Sea regattas in 1987 and 1988, was present at the 200th anniversary of the French revolution in Rouen, participation in the final event of the tall ships races in Hamburg, 1990 regatta Plymouth - La Coruña - Bordeaux.

for economic reasons, the ship has been taken out of operation from time to time.

Teilnahme an der Columbus Regatta 1992, Tall Ships Race 1996 in the Mediterranean Tall Ships Race 1997 Aberdeen - Trontheim - Bergen - Stavanger - Göteborg, Tall Ships Race 1998 Falmouth Cornwall - Lisbon - Vigo - Dublin, Tallships 2000 in Genova and Cadiz, Tall Ships Race 2001 Antwerp - Alesund and Bergen - Esbjerg (awarded the prize "Peter and Simon Krouter Memorial Trophy" of the International Sail Training Association (ISTA) for the most impressive, skilled and well-trained crew), Tall Ships Race 2002 Alicante - Málaga - La Coruña - Santander - Portsmouth, Tall Ships Race 2006 Saint Malo - Lisbon - Cádiz - La Coruña - Antwerp, Tall Ships Race 2007 Barcelona - Genova - Toulon - Alicante, Tall Ships Race 2008 Liverpool - Måløy - Bergen - Den Helder, visited the Sail Bremerhaven 2008, Tall Ships Race 2009, Gdynia - St. Petersburg - Turku - Klaipeda, visited the Hanse Sail Rostock 2009, Garibaldi Tall Ships Race 2010 and Historical Seas Tall Ships Regatta 2010 in the Mediterranean.

for economic reasons she didn't leave her home region in 2011.

A square stern is a characteristic feature of these in Poland designed and built ships. The plan for this class of vessels was drawn up by the famous Polish designer Zygmunt Choren. Similar hull construction have the Polish barkentines "Pogoria" (1980) and "Iskra II" (1982) and the "Oceania" (1985) with a 3-masted experimental rig.

named to honour a legendary Bulgarian girl, who escaped from being converted to the Islam by the Turkish occupying forces in the 14th century by suicide at the Cape Kaliakra, a well known region at the Northern Bulgarian coast at the Black Sea.