Situated in the heart of the Pirin Mountains, perched on a high plateau above sea level, the village of Bansko is a typical Bulgarian rural town with its 16th century architecture, old churches and cobbled streets. It lies at the base of The Vihren, the highest mountain in the Pirin range which picks at almost 3000m. It is said that on a fine day you can see all the way to the Aegean from the Pirin Mountains.

Foreigners are attracted to Bulgaria due to various reasons: the unspoiled nature and tranquility of the country, suitable for a peaceful living and holidays. Others come because of the endless ski slopes and snowy mountain picks; as well as the lively night in the famous Bansko Mejanas (local restaurant) eating and drinking Bulgarian specialties. But not only does Bulgaria offers and incredible winter season; come and enjoy the quality of golfing in the hot summers and rest in your pool days at a time. Summer holidays in the mountains are every year proving more popular. Moreover, the golf will also be a strong magnet to the tourism industry. The Bulgarian way of living will amaze and relax you in the first few minutes of your trips.They regard life as an enjoyable time and will always be at the ready to help you if the need was felt. Bulgaria has already become very famous now and is attracting many foreign investors. Due to its low prices of apartments and guaranteed capital growth it has defined the country as the hotspot of the overseas property market. Bulgarian economy is stable and is developing steadily. Prices are very low and quality of goods and services can rival the rest of the European countries, if not exceed it (indoor pool, spa centre, PGA golf course, etc). Its political stability will allow Bulgaria to join The European Union as soon as January 2007. With the Corporate rate standing from the 1st of January at 10% (the lowest of Europe), Bulgaria’s future seems very bright indeed.