Famous as the town with one of the longest beaches at over 8 km, Obzor is one of the most preferred destinations for tourist. Situated 440 km from Sofia, 328 km from Plovdiv, 60 km from Varna and 74 km from Bourgas, the town is on the borderline of the Bourgas and Varna’s region.

Part of Obzor is located in the beginning of The Balkan Mountains nestled in a secluded bay. Obzor offers a combination of four star summer activities and tranquil traditional village life . The combination between the seascape and the spectacular mountains helps the luxurious holiday feel. The sea resort is famous for its soft climate – hot, long and sunny summer and warm winter, which turns Obzor in favourable and preferred sea resort for many tourists from Bulgaria and abroad.

The infrastructure of the town is very well developed, easily accessible by road from the major airports and towns. The specially organised lines of buses and public transport connect the sea resort with the neighbouring towns and help make affordbale travel in teh local area very easy.

Obzor has many buildings separated by green areas, which provides many opportunities for entertainment for both adults and teenagers alike. Those green parks are one of the many reasons why the sea resort is a preferred place for holiday not only for young people but for whole families. Like many areas up and down the Bulgarian Black sea, Obzor has benefited from the property boom and as such its infrastructure is new, well kept and modern.

Obzor is often defined as a town with a huge historical inheritance. The history of the town dates back as three thousand years. Over the centuries, Obzor was a home land territory of many different nationalities as Romans, Thracians and Greeks – each of them leaving their own mark. Huge interest for the tourists from Bulgaria and abroad is caused by the “Temple of Jupiter” and the famous museum in Obzor.

The museum in Obzor embrace three periods – the Roman times, the Early Byzantine period and The Byzantine period. The historical and geographical collection has been collected for over 30 years and presents  the culture, way of living and traditions of the different nations. The collection has Thracian ceramics and exhibits tools from wood, stone, bronze, marble and different metals.  One of the most famous locations for walks is “The May Day glade”, which offers spectacular view of manymineral waters and a waterfall.

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