Bulgaria Ski discussion board
First time skier
Author:leah_b
posts : 1 (Beginner)Date : 01-04-13 18:36First time skier
Hello,
I'd like some advice before booking my first ever ski trip!
I'd like to know:
Which Bulgaria resorts are best for beginners and have English speaking teachers?
Is it better to buy a package deal like I've seen on this site http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/ or is it better budget-wise to buy my flights separately?
How much is a realistic spending ...
I'd like some advice before booking my first ever ski trip!
I'd like to know:
Which Bulgaria resorts are best for beginners and have English speaking teachers?
Is it better to buy a package deal like I've seen on this site http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/ or is it better budget-wise to buy my flights separately?
How much is a realistic spending ...
Hello,
I'd like some advice before booking my first ever ski trip!
I'd like to know:
Which Bulgaria resorts are best for beginners and have English speaking teachers?
Is it better to buy a package deal like I've seen on this site http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/ or is it better budget-wise to buy my flights separately?
How much is a realistic spending budget for a week, not including flights & accomodation?
All info & advice is very welcome!
Ta
I'd like some advice before booking my first ever ski trip!
I'd like to know:
Which Bulgaria resorts are best for beginners and have English speaking teachers?
Is it better to buy a package deal like I've seen on this site http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/http://www.travelizer.co.uk/all-inclusive/ or is it better budget-wise to buy my flights separately?
How much is a realistic spending budget for a week, not including flights & accomodation?
All info & advice is very welcome!
Ta
re: First time skier
All the bulgaria resorts cater for first time skiers and have english speaking instructors. For beginners it is normally cheaper to book a full package before going. Check out the beginner ski packages on this site.Even if you buy a package including half board,lift pass,equipment hire,flights and transfers you should only be looking at less than £500. then depending on what else you want if on a tight budget you can get away with £150-200 spends.dbut
re: First time skier
Hi Leah, D But is spot on, spends of £200 max will let u eat out every night and drink yourself to a stupor too if you want? And can keep it up of coarse!!! I can only comment on Borovets but have been back 9 times now so can vouch for great instructors, great skiing for beginners to inters, and amazing nightlife and people. Try Balkan holidays too, if you're not desperate to book they do 10% discounts every so often too. A week half board starts just under £400 normally, with full hire, ...
Hi Leah, D But is spot on, spends of £200 max will let u eat out every night and drink yourself to a stupor too if you want? And can keep it up of coarse!!! I can only comment on Borovets but have been back 9 times now so can vouch for great instructors, great skiing for beginners to inters, and amazing nightlife and people. Try Balkan holidays too, if you're not desperate to book they do 10% discounts every so often too. A week half board starts just under £400 normally, with full hire, lift pass and 4 hrs instruction if wanted for £160 too. Hope this helps a little at least? Good luck 
