To those who have not been before. Bulgaria is not Italy,Austria or France. It is a relatively poor country. People go back again and again because of the people, the quality of the Instruction and the fun. It is not Sophisicated but it is good value for money. There is no such thing in life as a free lunch and why people moan about paying the cheapest money for a skining deal and then compare it to Italy is beyond most of us. If you book three hours instruction in europe that is what you ...
To those who have not been before. Bulgaria is not Italy,Austria or France. It is a relatively poor country. People go back again and again because of the people, the quality of the Instruction and the fun. It is not Sophisicated but it is good value for money. There is no such thing in life as a free lunch and why people moan about paying the cheapest money for a skining deal and then compare it to Italy is beyond most of us. If you book three hours instruction in europe that is what you get. In Bulgaria we get a full day and more. Where else can you find Instructors that will take you to their homes, meet the parents,family birthday parties and take you out on their time off. I first went because that was all I could afford, now I go because I enjoy it so much. Anyway I am now getting off my soapbox
Pretty well said Jules, have skied in various other Euro resorts myself, but going to Pamp in 43 days (too long) and cann't wait- this site has been a great help
Jules - hear hear mate. Same situation for us. Went 1st time six years ago for the same reasons and because of the humungous fun we had and brilliant people we met, we've kept going back, year on year so much so that our own group has now grown to 14 with 12 of them being 1st timers this year. Although I must admit, am getting a little bit worried that all this praising of the lovely country and resorts and its people, will get other people giving it a try and we'll have lost the best ...
Jules - hear hear mate. Same situation for us. Went 1st time six years ago for the same reasons and because of the humungous fun we had and brilliant people we met, we've kept going back, year on year so much so that our own group has now grown to 14 with 12 of them being 1st timers this year. Although I must admit, am getting a little bit worried that all this praising of the lovely country and resorts and its people, will get other people giving it a try and we'll have lost the best kept secret in Europe! Although, a rise in tourism would give all the guys out their a welcome boost to their pockets. Can't have everything I suppose and I am being totally selfish...
Totally correct F&S but you missed one vital ingredient - us lot! The happy, mad, friendly folk from this site...None of us could have such a good time without each other. Next best thing to skiing in Pamps, after more skiing in Pamps of course, is coming home having made new friends and great memories, not too picked a liver and hopefully no broken bones...
All this pamps nonsense, i must admit that pp is a great ambassador for pamps and i was very nearly persuaded to give it a go this year, but bottled it and have stuck with Borovets, i need some decent pistes!!!!!!!! role on the 31st
All this pamps nonsense, i must admit that pp is a great ambassador for pamps and i was very nearly persuaded to give it a go this year, but bottled it and have stuck with Borovets, i need some decent pistes!!!!!!!! role on the 31st