Chernomorets is the name of a place on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, combining unique nature, modern tourist services and superb hospitality of the native people. It is a calm and beautiful resort village with new modern houses, small hotels, cozy cafés in cool yards and gardens all surrounded by green plants, which make your recreation really wonderful.  The town of Chernomorets sits quietly approximately 20 kilometers south of Bourgas. Bulgarian property for sale is available here, and the tourists will find perfect settings for relaxation, and plenty of entertainment, too. Thanks to that an increasing demand for Bulgaria real estate is being noticed recently. Due to its picturesque and rocky coastline, Chernomorets seems to be a perfect location for marine sports and other exciting experiences. The beach is suitable for both parents and children, and the water is warm and peaceful. Its unique location offers a beach on the serene north bay, and also beautiful slanting rocks. Bulgarian property developments providing sea property Bulgaria are planned to be built in the area. The increasing interest in this kind of Bulgarian property is unlikely to be accidental. Considering the weather conditions, the number of tourists coming here every year and, of course, the place itself being not overcrowded, it is understandable why buying a Bulgaria property for sale here is a wise investment. There are Bulgarian properties land for sale near Chernomorets, as well as other cheap Bulgarian properties with very reasonable prices, which are attracting investor’s attention. Such properties for sale Bulgaria definitely meet the foreigners’ requirements for land investment in Bulgaria.
              The noted King's Beach spreads out to the south, being appropriate for surfing and other water sports. In the immediate proximity of Chernomorets are the “Chernomorets” and “Gradina” camping sites located. The latter offers one of the finest beaches in the region. Buying Bulgaria sea property here will bring significant return. The rocky coastline in the eastern part of the resort provides secluded spots for swimming, sun bathing and fishing. One admirable local trait is the abundance of shrubbery and flowers attached to most houses, restaurants and cafés. Tourists’ needs for fresh and delicious fruit and vegetables during the season will be completely satisfied thanks to the large variety of agricultural produce available here. If you are thinking about making the move to Bulgaria, this seems to be the right place, as there is a wealth of Bulgarian properties for sale. Whether you are buying, selling or renting Bulgarian real estate, a team for Bulgaria property management will be more than happy to assist you in all your needs. These companies have already earned wide recognition for their excellence and professionalism, and provide an up-to-date support in how to further improve your real estate Bulgaria.
              The hottest summer days are in June and July. During the period from May to September the average water temperature is about 22°C and it is nice and pleasant for bathing until the end of October, which makes the resort’s season last longer. Summer heats are easily overcome with the help of the refreshing sea breeze. The sea has an enormous effect over the weather conditions of the resort. Winters  are mild, autumns are warm and long, and  summers are warm and sunny. The average air humidity is around 80%.
              Recently, the town’s remarkable growth has been accompanied by a sizable expansion of tourist services, including new cozy villas and restaurants, and Bulgarian apartments for sale, too. Chernomorets is a budget vacation spot, and appears to be an alternative to nearby Sozopol or Dyuni. The village itself is not much to speak of; however, a flurry of recent construction has resulted in a buyer's market of attractive and well-built small and medium-sized pensions and hotels. Looking for real estate in Bulgaria? Then take your time and come and see this place yourself.
              Chernomorets is located 25 kilometers south of Burgas and 8 kilometers away of Sozopol. It is an ancient place with a rich history, and was called St. Nikola in the past. Its location between Bourgas and Sozopol affords convenient access to either town for entertainment and nightlife. The village of Chernomorets is much alike one ofSozopol’s neighborhoods for it is nestled on the coast right opposite the Old Town and St. Ivan Island, on the northern part of the Sozopol’s Bay. Especially beautiful is the view of the town in the evening, when it is covered with multi-colored lights and reflections.
              Sozopol is one of the earliest towns on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and is proved to be existing from around 2 610 years ago. It is situated upon a picturesque peninsula. The archaeological findings testify to the  presence of the Thracians as its first inhabitants. As a result of its combined environmental, historical and cultural premises, it is hardly surprising that Sozopol is now recognized as one of best resorts situated on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast.  Sozopol has many advantages and some of them are ascribed to its rich historical   heritage, and others, such as the unique coastline and especially the numerous inlets cut into the coast; the sand dunes, etc., earn the affirmed reputation of the resort as a place which the tourists leave satisfied. The town of Sozopol is noted for being one of Bulgaria’s cultural centers of national significance. Moreover, at the beginning of September each year Sozopol hosts the big Apolonia International Arts Festival, which attracts artists and art lovers from all over the country and abroad. Apolonia Arts Festival was the first attempt in promoting cultural tourism in Bulgaria - and still is one of the best choices oof its kind. The festival programme is rich in events, including international theatre performances, art exhibitions, concerts,   and book premieres. The Neptune Holidays are also a traditional period of festivities on the seaside.  In the area surrounding Sozopol, away from the crowd, the real rural atmosphere can be experienced. It’s not suprising that so many foreigners already have their rural property in Bulgaria. There’s still a wide choice of rural houses for sale in Bulgaria to be purchased for second homes, permanent stay, or to let.
If you don’t mean to move to Bulgaria right now, but have decided to use your property in Bulgaria during the summer season, a good solution is provided as well. An enthusiastic, respectable and trustworthy company for property management Bulgaria will take care of your property in order to maximize its market potential while you are not present.
              Outside Sozopol, southwards, where the coast is particularly high and jagged by the incoming waves, numerous fjord-like formations might be seen. Numbers of secluded caves have been found as well. Some 20 kilometers to the south is the mouth of the Ropotamo River, where two natural reserves are set - Vodna Lilia (Water Lily) and Velyov Vir. Via Pontica - the way of migrating birds flying to the south passes through here. There are 15 cultural clubs spread in the Region of Sozopol. An architectural museum has been placed in the town of Sozopol. The restoration and conservation of its collection is one of the strategic goals for the Town Council.. A rich heritage of cult buildings - churches, monasteries, chapels lies in the surroundings, such as the "St. George" Church (1867), the church on the Atia Cape, the "St. Ilia" Church in the village of Inje Voivoda, etc., and they are marvelously decoreated.