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Two decades of Santa Marina complex – a sustainable model for coastal living
The holiday complex in Sozopol offers well-developed infrastructure and a variety of opportunities for relaxation and entertainment.
In 2025, the Santa Marina holiday village in Sozopol celebrates its 20th season – an important milestone for one of the most successful and recognisable projects on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Over two decades, the complex has established itself as a preferred place for recreation, living and investment thanks to its sustainable concept, impressive greenery and attention to detail.
Created with a vision of harmony between architecture and the natural environment, Santa Marina impresses with its rich vegetation and extensive green areas, which create a feeling of space and relaxation. Here, silence and a gentle pace dominate, making a seaside holiday truly fulfilling.
A holiday with everything you need
Santa Marina meets the expectations of people who value proximity to the sea and the comforts of a well-organised life by the coast. The complex offers developed infrastructure and a variety of opportunities for recreation and entertainment - the ideal environment for a summer holiday.
Guests and owners have access to five swimming pools with children's areas, restaurants and themed cuisine establishments, supermarkets and shops, an outdoor and indoor fitness centre, a spa area, a medical centre, tennis courts, a kids' club, play and walking areas, as well as easy access to two beaches.
Viva Mare Beach Hotel - the pearl of Santa Marina
Naturally, just metres from the sea, surrounded by greenery and within walking distance of Sozopol, is the Viva Mare Beach Hotel - the pearl in the crown of Santa Marina. With its modern design, stylish atmosphere and impressive views of Sozopol Bay, Viva Mare Beach Hotel has quickly established itself as one of the preferred destinations on the southern Black Sea coast. The hotel combines elegance and comfort, creating a feeling of privacy, lightness and refined seaside cosiness.
A place to live and a good investment
Life in Santa Marina is lively and shared, especially during the summer season, when the complex offers a rich programme of events for young and old alike. From themed evenings and musical performances to children's workshops and sports activities, there is always something here that brings people together. The atmosphere is relaxed and lively, and the environment is colourful, open and welcoming.
Today, Santa Marina is home to owners of over 20 nationalities. The construction of two new villas and the new project The Residence by Santa Marina expand the investment opportunities in the complex.
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Moving forward with confidence
Santa Marina proves that high-quality projects with vision and consistency can build a community, create a sense of home, and offer stable investment value. After 20 successful seasons, the complex is looking ahead—with new stages of development, innovations in services, and a preserved identity that makes it a recognizable and preferred choice on the map of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.
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THE COMPANY
FairPlay Properties REIT is a joint-stock company with a special investment purpose for investing in real estate. Its shares have been traded on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange since 2006 (FPP). Part of the company's portfolio includes the Santa Marina holiday village in Sozopol and the four-star Hv. Ivan Rilski SPA Resort in Bansko. The assets in the company's portfolio have won numerous national and international awards. The management of the properties is entrusted to FairPlay International AD and companies from its group.
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