Luxury Apartments Azur Complex

Apartment Luxury Apartments Azur Complex, Constantine and Helena offers 10 beds in total.

St. St. Constantine and Helena is the first Bulgarian Black Sea resort, also one of the most famous and beautiful. The beach is more than 3.5 km long. with fine sand.

It is located only 8 km from the center of Varna, between the city and the Golden Sands resort.

One of the most important conditions for the development of the complex is the presence of 7 mineral springs, which have no analogue in Europe.

Cosiness, peace and quiet without missing all the amenities of the city.



Pros resort:

- At a distance of 600 meters is the thermal complex Aquahouse Thermal & Beach.

- Here is the old monastery St. St. Constantine and Helena, whose history is unknown, but it is known that in the first half of the XIX century it was restored. The favorable climate in the area and the availability of healing mineral waters have made the place popular and it has developed as a resort since the early twentieth century. '

-Nearby is the Euxinograd Palace - summer residence of the Bulgarian monarchs Alexander I, Ferdinand I and Boris III.

-Botanical Garden - Ecopark Varna

-In the resort there are tennis courts, playgrounds, various water attractions, football field, water skiing, surfing, jets..





sunbathing, shops (LIDL), restaurants, bars, post office, pharmacy and health center. open and closed mineral pools and marinas with a capacity of 40 medium-sized yachts.

-The opportunities for recreation and entertainment are numerous throughout the year. Summer is full of mood, color and fragrance of the sea and sand. Autumn and winter are the perfect time for a relaxing vacation combined with health and beauty care.

In the immediate vicinity of the resort is the University Botanical Garden - Ecopark Varna. This is the first ecopark in the country, which combines artificial and natural ecosystems, located on an area of ​​360 decrees. The Botanical Garden is famous for its rich collection of irises, which are more than 250 species. Archaeological finds from the II - IV century.