Green Life - Gemütliches Studio für 4 Personen

The Green Life complex is a hotel of the highest possible standards. The entire complex is decorated in a modern, European style. It is an ideal VIP solution for families with children and couples looking for chic, combined with peaceful relaxation, which Green Life guarantees.

There are four swimming pools in different parts of the complex at the disposal of the guests - from each flat you practically have access to the pool. All the pools are surrounded by sun loungers and umbrellas, and the main pool is surrounded by gazebos. A big advantage are the separate parts of the pools for the youngest guests who can enjoy the attractions in a safe and quiet way under the supervision of their parents.

The green areas of the complex are ideal for walks and spending quiet time with the family. There are numerous gazebos, benches and playgrounds for children. Everything guarantees peace and perfect rest for the whole family. Another solution is to use, among others, the tennis courts available to guests. The car parks are located next to the complex and are available for an additional fee.

A modern restaurant is at the exclusive disposal of the guests. Guests will be able to taste the wonderful Bulgarian cuisine, and for those who are homesick there will be a menu of European dishes.

The biggest advantage of the Green Life complex is its direct proximity to the beach. Just cross the street and you will find yourself on one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Bulgaria - Kavaci. Gentle sea breeze, wide sandy shore - nothing else is needed for a perfect holiday.

Sozopol - is one of the most romantic towns on the Black Sea. It is located about 30 km from Bourgas. For years it has been a favourite holiday destination of tourists. It is considered to be the cultural capital of the Bulgarian coast.

It spreads over two peninsulas and is divided into Old and New Sozopol.
Old Sozopol delights with its wooden and stone architecture, folk styled taverns, cafes and the seaside promenade. The city is cut through by a thicket of cobbled streets, and most of the houses are historical buildings.
New Sozopol is a lively and musical part of the town with hotels, pensions, cosy restaurants and cafes, and discos. Wide sandy beaches gently descending to the sea ensure active and successful rest. The beach is divided into North beach (located in the old town) and South beach (in the new part of the town), so despite the crowd of tourists, there is usually somewhere to put your beach equipment.

It is here that painters, photographers and all those who love special places with a unique charm rest. The reason why Sozopol is a special place is that besides the typical tourist attractions, you can enjoy here the ancient atmosphere from the time of the Thracians, Greeks, Romans and Byzantines.

The history of this city dates back to the 6th century BC. It was founded on the site of a Thracian settlement by displaced people who came here from Miletus - the wealthy centre of Ionia in Asia Minor. The ancient city flourished in the past primarily as a trading and port centre, as evidenced by the city's coat of arms - the anchor. In the 5th century BC, the ancient Greek sculptor Kalalis carved a 13 metre high statue of Apollo. The gravestone plaque (a work of the Apolline school) of Deonis, son of Anaxander, became world famous. In 72 BC the city was conquered, robbed and burned by the legions of Marcus Lucullus. Then the statue of Apollo was taken to Rome as a war trophy and placed on the Capitol.