Holidays to Obzor, on Bulgaria's southeast coast, offer up a calm, friendly vibe that plays especially well to families. The waves are gentle, there are dinosaurs in the park – and there's a restaurant shaped like a ship on the beach.
Ancient getaway
Around 1,000 years ago, Obzor was called Sun City and Roman emperors came here to get away from it all in the summer. Some things don’t change, and today this resort on Bulgaria’s southeast coast is still pulling in the punters with its laid-back vibe and sandy beach.
A long, sandy beach
Backed by the Stara Planina Mountains, Obzor’s beach is a Black Sea beauty spot. You’ve got 10 kilometres of golden sand here which shelves gently into clear, paddle-friendly waters. And there’s a walkway along the stretch, which sets you up with cafés and hotel bars when you need them.
Small and charming
Obzor’s a small place so you don’t have to work hard to get round the place. The centrepiece of the town is the smart square with its fountain and clocktower and a little park next door. You’ll pick up on the friendly vibe as you wander around, particularly at the family-run restaurants.
