Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Last year my wife and I spent less than £400 (probably around £300) between us on food and drink for the week and we were self catering. We ate out every lunch and dinner. Breakfast was the only meal we had in the apartment.
Neither of us a massive drinkers, so didn't rack up huge bar bills every night. Although we did have the odd night with a few drinks in Bobbys Bar

Bobbys does good food and the atmosphere is brill - especially in the evenings.
Most of our lunches were had at Bistro BL Sport, just by the main gondola - really good and varied menu.
I would also recommend to anyone going to try some of the local dishes, not only are they really cheap, but they're really nice too.
Also most places will force-feed you their own brew Rakia - which isn't necessarily a bad thing, although it takes some getting used to at 9am!

Afternoon,

Just got back on Saturday from our third trip to Boro this year, love it, its not your three valleys but who cares. People are very friendly, and staff at ski depot remembered us from last time (9mths ago).

I came back with 102 levs (£45)..... out of 580 levs (i took £250)..... We were half board (Iglika) package incl lift and ski/boot package. We eat at several places, and lunch (pizza or pasta with drink) came to about 12levs (£5) each. Happy hour in most places are 241 so around 7levs, or free!!! Drinks in Rila bar in evening for 3 of us (3-4 drinks each) around 45 levs.

As long as they get more snow, or temp drop so cannons can be used, skiing will be good.

We will enjoy it, just remember its Bulgarian style so forgot French ways :-)