Obzor is equidistant between Burgas and Varna, with the road to Byala only 6 kilometers south.
Obzor is a settlement that is among the oldest on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. In ancient times, the settlement was called Navlochos, and in later times it was called Heliopolis, which translates as city of the sun. When Rome was a vassal on these lands, a temple of the Roman god Jupiter and a fortress were built here, which in the Middle Ages came into the possession of the boyar Karvun and became known among the Bulgarians under the name of Koziak. Today, in the park of the now modern city, the exposed remains of columns, statues and supports left from the temple of Jupiter can be seen.

Obzor is a seaside resort that has about 7 kilometers of beach. Visitors and vacationers in Obzor will find numerous hotels in Obzor, but you will also find lodgings operating on a hotel basis. Dining in the city is also extremely well catered for with waterfront restaurants and fast food outlets.

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The temperature in the Obzor region reaches 31°C in the summer season and drops to 5°C in the winter. The water temperature in Obzor stays between 20°C and 25°C for 7 months of the year, which provides an opportunity for a long and pleasant season for tourists who decide to spend a wonderful vacation in the hotels of Obzor.

The formation of Obzor in recent years as a well-known and often preferred holiday destination, and the construction of neat little hotels in Obzor, undoubtedly help to diversify the choice of hotels in Obzor, and the presence of competition guarantees a higher quality of services offered to those who choose a holiday the various hotels in Obzor.

Obzor has a thousand-year history and an extremely rich historical heritage from the Romans, Greeks who settled it centuries ago and from the time of the rule of the Turkish Empire, which is of great interest to tourists interested in history.

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