Byala (‘White’ in Bulgarian) is a small village located almost exactly in the middle of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. The area in an around Byala is famous for its mostly secluded white sandy beaches and beautiful lagoons.
Inland Byala is surrounded by forests and vineyards (the “Dimiyat” white wine is a local produce known to some) and meets the last hills of the Balkan Mountain range 6 kilometres to the South. The combination of mountain scenery and un-paralleled sea views makes this area truly unique.
The small idyllic village of Byala (population 2,500) is known for its thriving wine industry and is becoming a much sought after residential area and a World Class tourist destination. The international airports in Varna and Bourgas are at a comfortable, yet convenient distance of 50 and 80 km respectively.
THE BLACK SEA COAST
The name might be Black but the waters are as blue as its endless summer skies. With its white sandy beaches and magnificent mountain backdrop, the Black Sea coast is one of the gems of South-eastern Europe. Warmer than the Mediterranean, the Black Sea coast is clean and safe with clear water and natural dunes.
For decades the Black Sea coast has been the most popular, the most preferred and the most visited Bulgarian destination. And rightfully so, the summers are long and warm with plenty of sunshine throughout the season with average air and water temperatures in the mid-twenties.
Quite simply, Bulgaria is a natural gift. Rivers, lakes, golden sand beaches, vast plains, high mountains and evergreen forests create a diversity rarely seen on a single country`s territory.
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