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Most awesome things to do in Borovets...
Author:DGJ
posts : 525 (Expert)Date : 02-02-12 10:17re: Most awesome things to do in Borovets...
Thanks for all the advice guys. Loads of great ideas to keep us busy!!two days to go!
re: Most awesome things to do in Borovets...
I am out on the 4th with my two girls 9 and 5 (oh and Hubby lol)was going to ask the same question as DGJ no need now you have all answered it thanks. 2 more sleeps can't wait :-)
re: Most awesome things to do in Borovets...
You can do horse riding as well. Goes from the bottom of the black far side of the Apin.
My wife and girls loved it last year.
A visit to Georges on the Royal Residence pathway is nice as well. It's something you don't get in the Alps - just don't go round the back of the loo!
I really enjoyed doing the Musala Pathway with my kids (5, 8, 10 at the time) - in fact skiing with them made my holiday. We'd not been skiing for 10 years and never with kids so we were really psyching ...
My wife and girls loved it last year.
A visit to Georges on the Royal Residence pathway is nice as well. It's something you don't get in the Alps - just don't go round the back of the loo!
I really enjoyed doing the Musala Pathway with my kids (5, 8, 10 at the time) - in fact skiing with them made my holiday. We'd not been skiing for 10 years and never with kids so we were really psyching ...
You can do horse riding as well. Goes from the bottom of the black far side of the Apin.
My wife and girls loved it last year.
A visit to Georges on the Royal Residence pathway is nice as well. It's something you don't get in the Alps - just don't go round the back of the loo!
I really enjoyed doing the Musala Pathway with my kids (5, 8, 10 at the time) - in fact skiing with them made my holiday. We'd not been skiing for 10 years and never with kids so we were really psyching ourselves up into a different mindset. In fact skiing with them was excellent. Having said that I can really recommend letting Hunters give them expert tuition while you go and have a blast!
My wife and girls loved it last year.
A visit to Georges on the Royal Residence pathway is nice as well. It's something you don't get in the Alps - just don't go round the back of the loo!
I really enjoyed doing the Musala Pathway with my kids (5, 8, 10 at the time) - in fact skiing with them made my holiday. We'd not been skiing for 10 years and never with kids so we were really psyching ourselves up into a different mindset. In fact skiing with them was excellent. Having said that I can really recommend letting Hunters give them expert tuition while you go and have a blast!
