Byala Voda lies at the foot of Mount Bosna, above a tributary of the Mladezhka River. The surrounding area includes forests of Oriental beech, hornbeam, downy oak and Hungarian oak.
Nature
The area around Byala Voda is described as offering opportunities to observe golden eagles, Syrian woodpeckers and lesser spotted eagles. Several caves are also mentioned in the surrounding area.
Culture
The Church of St Prophet Elijah is an architectural monument dating from the 18th century. It was built from rough stone, has a roughly hewn roof structure, and a floor covered with ancient bricks.
The surroundings of Byala Voda contain the remains of an ancient settlement, a Thracian burial mound necropolis, Thracian and Late Antique fortresses, as well as evidence of sanctuaries dedicated to Zeus, Hera and Heracles.
Surroundings
Kachulurka is located in the area surrounding Byala Voda. Kulata, Roshkovets, Tsarvenak, Sveti Georgi, Sveti Ilia and Sveta Petka are also located in the surrounding area. Cherkvishteto lies in the wider regional surroundings of Byala Voda.
If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Byala Voda, you can also visit the other destinations Zvezdets, Mladezhko and Malko Tarnovo afterwards.