About Bulgaria

The beach of Golden Sands

Beautiful Bulgaria has to offer everything you might have ever dreamt about: golden sand beaches with warm, clean and safe sea waters; top class ski resorts for your active winter holiday; rich fertile soils to grow the most delicious fruit and vegetables you have ever tasted in your lifetime; excellent golf courses for keen golfers in the mountains or along the sea front; a wealth of historical and cultural heritage to explore; unique traditions, dances and musical rhythms to discover; over thirty spectacular mountains featuring a wide variety of wildlife, unspoiled landscapes and rapid rivers. In other words, Bulgaria is the perfect destination for your holidays either in summer or winter.

Part of the Balkan Peninsula, Bulgaria is in South-East Europe bounded on the North by Romania, on the South by Turkey and Greece, on the West by Macedonia and Serbia. In the eastern part of Bulgaria, by the Black Sea Coast, there are well outlined wide beaches. The Bulgarian Black Sea coast (378 km) offers wide and strewn beaches with fine sand. Bulgaria offers four seasons climate with a dry and hot summer perfect for your holyday at sea , winter with snow suitable for long skiing season.

Forming the heart of several of ancient histories greatest civilizations Bulgaria’s rich culture is reflected in a vast number of architectural treasures. Throughout the country you will find ancient Greek sites, Roman amphitheatres and Byzantine churches. The country is home to 160 monasteries, 36 cultural centres and 40,000 listed archeological monuments. Seven sites have achieved a coveted place on the UNESCO world heritage list.

You can own a piece of Bulgarian beauty and adventures by simply acquiring a Eurosilex property in Bulgaria! Bulgarian real estate boasts affordable prices, excellent rental potential and steady returns on investment. So, while dreaming, come to explore and discover the endless opportunities magnificent Bulgaria can offer you.

Gourmets have long since esteemed the merits of Bulgarian cuisine with the verdict that it is tasty, spicy and varied, appealing to one and all. Indeed, who would not like the abundance of fresh vegetables and fruits, juicy meat, grilled or served with piquant sauces, mouth-watering vegetarian dishes, simmered slowly on low heat, the banitsa ( cheese pie) which simply melts in your mouth, and the famous Bulgarian yogurt ? The delicate white wines Dimyat, Misket and Riesling are followed by full reds such as Merlot, Cabernet and Gamza.

Over the past several years, Bulgaria has made impressive progress towards long-term stability and sustained growth. As a result of sound macroeconomic policies and deep structural reforms, average growth has reached close to 5 percent per year in the period 2000-2005. A broad structural reform program contributed to the recent solid economic performance. Growth is led by the private sector, which now accounts for 75% of the economy - on par with the average for the eight Central European and Baltic countries that joined the European Union on May 1, 2004.