The small town of Byala is situated on a picturesque coast on the Black sea. It is a rich vine and wine center, with traditions in the wine industry that date back from ancient times. It is 50 kilometers sought of Varna and 80 kilometers northeast of Bourgas.
Today Byala is a pleasant sea resort with wide beaches, a lot of holiday homes and a beautiful water slide. This little sea paradise offers a lot of things to see and do.
A small port is now being constructed on the coast. It will provide opportunities for small ships and yachts to land on the beautiful coast of Byala.
The resort is also interesting for its ethnographic complex that preserved a lot of traditional Bulgarian exponents.
Another opportunity is a visit to a rural local house where tourists can experience authentic, traditional customs. Horse lovers can also find a chance to practice their favorite sport in the site.
Byala is an old village mentioned from the sea- farers ever since XIV century.
On the coast tourists can distinct the remains of one of the biggest ancient Bulgarian protective banks from VIII-X century. Close to the town can be seen the remains of a late antiquity fortress.
This 2-storey house offers 197 sq.m of generous livable area and enjoys a great location near the coast. The 1st floor has a living room, a bedroom and a kitchen, and the 2nd floor – 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The land plot is 400sq.m. The surrounding area offers endless opportunities for holiday activities. Several holiday complexes are nested around, as well as many camp sites. The village, where the house is situated, is only 15 km away from the town of Byala and it has an open-air cinema and plenty of pubs and small restaurants, which together with the serenity of the surrounding nature, ensures a calm and enjoyable low-budget rest.
The holiday complex of Kamchia lies at the Black Sea mouth of the Kamchiya River, in the heart of the Kamchia natural reserve. It is about 20km to the south of Varna following the seaside road to Bourgas, and in a very close proximity to the village, where the property is situated.