im completely new to all this but am going to borovets in a few weeks and just wondered abotu a couple of things.
1) is the tap water okay to drink there? i have been to a few european destinations where they advise to drink bottled water, is bulgaria the same?
2) what kind of clothing do people wear in the bars etc at night? is it all shirts and trousers or do they look silly with big snow boots?! or is it all fleeces and jogging bottoms?
please excuse my ...
hello everyone!
im completely new to all this but am going to borovets in a few weeks and just wondered abotu a couple of things.
1) is the tap water okay to drink there? i have been to a few european destinations where they advise to drink bottled water, is bulgaria the same?
2) what kind of clothing do people wear in the bars etc at night? is it all shirts and trousers or do they look silly with big snow boots?! or is it all fleeces and jogging bottoms?
please excuse my ignorance, but like i say ive never skied before in my life!!!
I've not had a problem with the tap water in 12 years but it depends really on your hotel - may be best to play safe!
Trousers and shirts it is for the evenings and unless your heading outsdie ordinary shoes will be fine!
I've been drinking the tap water out here for a while and have had no problems, however if you want bottled just to be safe then there are plenty of places to get it.
As for what to wear if I'm honest then anything goes.
I'm sure you will have the time of your life. Just remember to pack radox if you're staying somewhere that has a bath, and something like deepheat to help the old muscles because you will be using ones you didn't know existed.
I'm sure you will enjoy ...
Welcome,
I've been drinking the tap water out here for a while and have had no problems, however if you want bottled just to be safe then there are plenty of places to get it.
As for what to wear if I'm honest then anything goes.
I'm sure you will have the time of your life. Just remember to pack radox if you're staying somewhere that has a bath, and something like deepheat to help the old muscles because you will be using ones you didn't know existed.
I'm sure you will enjoy it just as much as everyone else on this forum.
Dont worry about the water. If its your first time skiing you are not going to be tirsty. You will eat enough snow . Thats what happened to me last Jan.
Tap water is always risky (all over the world) so dont take any chances especially when you are on holiday. In the evenings Jeans and a shirt would be ok.