The town of Byala is situated on the picturesque Black Sea Coast. It is a wealthy vine and wine center, with traditions in the wine industry that date back from ancient times. It occupies an area approximately 50 km south of Varna and 80 km northeast of Bourgas. Nowadays Byala is a pleasant sea resort with wide beaches and lots of holiday houses. A small port is now being constructed on the coast, as it will provide opportunities for small ships and yachts to moor on the beautiful coast of Byala. The resort has become an interesting spot for the number of tourists coming here every year. Visits for tourists to a local rural house can be arranged to enjoy authentic traditional customs performed. Horse-riding lovers will be satisfied with the horse-track which the town provides, as well as the qualified personnel to assist when needed. The exhibition center “White rocks” is a must for everyone visiting this beautiful town. It is proved to be one of the few spots where traces of a giant cosmic cataclysm from prehistoric times are found.
              There are lots of Bulgarian properties for sale in Byala. Whether you are buying, Bulgarian property for sale, or looking for land for sale in Bulgaria, you will be subjecting yourself to the widest possible range of sea property in Bulgaria available here. The emerging Bulgarian real estate market in Byala offers Bulgaria property for sale which is considered a good investment both in terms of capital growth and rental return.
              Byala is set right on the border line between the regions of Varna and Bourgas. The closest town is Obzor situated so near as 5 km and the villages of Dyulino and Roudnik are located in the vicinity as well. Around 20 km southwards a camping site named Irakli brings an opportunity to find out one of the most untouched and best preserved pieces of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. The town of Byala consists of several parts, established one after another, as the Greek Neighborhood settled first in the early 20th century, closest to the coast. Since archaeological proofs are found it is now an established fact that the town existed as  early as the 4th century A.D. under the name of Aspros. The village was mentioned in an Ottoman register in 1731 as Ack Dere. In 1984 Byala was declared a town.
              The business enterprises working here are not as well developed as they could be. Most of the inhabitants are occupied in the fields of tourism and farming. During the summer season, which lasts from May till September, the town becomes an alluring spot for lots of foreigners and Bulgarians too. Although these marvelous beaches the town stands on are not very well developed and maintained, they remain some of the cleanest on the Bulgarian Seaside thanks to the great distance away from the big cities of Varna and Bourgas. Byala itself, along with the surrounding villages provide surprisingly sufficient opportunities for the development of rural tourism, so here buying rural houses for sale in Bulgaria is a wise investment, considering the increasing number of tourists. Bulgaria sea property is far from difficult to buy in Byala for the town provides a number of reputable Bulgarian real estate companies to suit the customer requirements. In addition to the administrative and practical advantages, a Bulgarian property management company can make an investment more attractive, increasing the return on and minimizing void periods which cost money, time, uncertainty and an undue level of stress.
              The Annual Fair of Byala takes place on May 24th which is declared an Official Bulgarian Holiday named after St. St. Kiril and Metodii - the creators of the Bulgarian Alphabet. The town hosts the International “Sea Week” Festival as well. Since Byala is endowed with an extraordinary blend of mountainous and seaside climate, it is hardly surprising that the town has become an excellent recreational site.
              Private lodgings at low prices are widely spread. A camping site called Kristina is situated near the town. Apart from Byala beach, a few kilometers north of the town another beach called Kara Dere can be discovered. It is an isolated sandy beach mostly visited by Bulgarians who are keen on camping and the put up their tents and make fires straight on the sand. This beach is also very popular with the naturist type of holidaymakers.
              If you are looking for that perfect place in the sun, look no further. A lovely development of Bulgarian apartments is being built in Byala, where one can come and discover a small piece of heaven and enjoy the warm sun, crystal clear sea and the long secluded beach. The beach lies only 500 meters away from these Bulgaria apartments and the yacht port is only 800 meters away. The brand new development consists of 20 sea apartments Bulgaria and two offices. The building is designed to reflect the style of the adjacent houses and to combine modern high building standards with a traditional architectural style. The Bulgaria apartment complex is situated on the hills close to the centre of Byala and provides sea views even from the ground floor.
              Obzor is a lovely little town, which sits quietly around 5 km away from Byala, and it is one of the oldest settlements on the Bulgarian Seaside. In the dawn of its existence, it was named Navlochos, later on changed to Heliopolis - Town of the Sun. A Temple of Jupiter was   raised here by the Romans, as well as a fortress, which became a property of Karvun Boyar in the Middle Ages. At that time the fortress was known as Kozyak. At present, in the village’s small park some remains of pillars and statues belonging to the Roman Temple of Jupiter are exhibited.
            Obzor is a very beautiful small sea resort, with nearly 7 km of beaches. This lively little town offers typical pastoral landscape where, by the way, rural property Bulgaria is available. Recently, a lot of hotels have been established which provide very good   accommodation facilities. However, the demand for lodging exceeds the number of Bulgarian property  available for rent. Why not then buy properties in Bulgaria to let? It’s an easy step for all those who have approached a reputable agency. From your initial enquiry to the final contract, a company working in the field of real estate in Bulgaria and property management in Bulgaria will be looking for ways to further improve the Bulgarian real estate which you own.
              There is a wide range of small cozy restaurants where you can enjoy the Bulgarian cuisine, local atmosphere, as well as the Bulgarian wines, which the place is proud of. For those who are keen on having vacation away from the crowd, the amenities provided by the camping sites “Slantse”, “Luna” and “Prostor” will be appreciated. As near as 14 km south of Obzor lies Cape Emine, where some remains of an ancient lighthouse were found, as well as the old Bulgarian fortress Emona. According to the legend, in the village of Emona the Thracian King Rets was born, who took part in the Trojan War, as Homer described it. Some will find interesting the excursion opportunities to Nesebar, Kamchiya River, etc.