Golf Properties In Bulgaria

Regarding playable days Bulgaria cannot compare to Spain, Morocco or Portugal. However setting a course in the right location and combining it with additional quality features like spa and wellness, horse-riding, tennis courts, ski and sandy beaches can turn it to much more appealing destination year-round. The combination of high class facilities along with low-cost airlines is having a huge impact on golf developments in Bulgaria.

Those investing in properties in golf courses tend to use their apartments and villas for 1-2 weeks and then rent it for the rest of the time. Golf combined with ski or beach is offering those buyers extended rental season and more potential tourists.

Nearly all involved in the golf industry say that Bulgaria has the chances of becoming an international golf destination. It is not a surprise that the biggest golfers took part in the design of signature golf courses – Ian Woosnam , Gary Player , Jack Nicklaus.

All golf developments are concentrated in two areas – between Kavarna and Balchik on the North Black Sea Coast and in Razlog Valley not far from Bansko ski resort .

All five major developments offer a vast variety of apartments, 2 and 3 bedroom villas with views towards the courses.

It is good to point out that those golf courses will start their life as private not only to help with the property sales but also to limit and control the amount of players. The tendency is golf courses to stay private for 3 – 7 years and then open to pay and play with advanced bookings only. This is common practice everywhere in the world.

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On the other hand most golfers would not come if they could only play on the same course during their holiday. Serious golf tourism will arrive once Bulgaria can offer several courses within half an hour drive. It is obvious from the list of developments under construction that this is the intention of the investors and the golf destinations will be – Kavarna and Bansko.