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children in Bansko
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-15-05 17:48children in Bansko
Anybody know about the ski kindergarden for 4-7 yrs old. We are going in March, taking our 4 yr old boy for the first time. Also can we take him into the pubs in the evening. Any advice/help. Thanksre: children in Bansko
The pubs and restaurants'll be fine - they really don't mind kids. Sorry I can't help with the Ski-KindergardenDiz
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Thanks for that, a least we can have a few beers!!re: children in Bansko
saw kindergarden kids a few times seemed ok kids had bright yellow tabards on so you coulnt miss them. children did better than adults skiing lessons. as for having a drink give you a tip go into the old square/town and buy your beer £2.50 a bottle of vodka an 80 pence 2 litres of beer. although bars arnt expensive if you can stay awake to go in one.re: children in Bansko
I've just been chatting to someone who's 6yr old went to the ski kindergarden.
It was a mixed group with different nationalities but they were well looked after by the instructors (they even stay together for lunch)! She said that when the little ones were cold they were taken indoors somewhere and played games to warm up. And as a change from skiing her little one LOVED the bum-boarding.... Basically they sit on a tea-tray with a handle and whizz down a slope and through the legs of the ...
It was a mixed group with different nationalities but they were well looked after by the instructors (they even stay together for lunch)! She said that when the little ones were cold they were taken indoors somewhere and played games to warm up. And as a change from skiing her little one LOVED the bum-boarding.... Basically they sit on a tea-tray with a handle and whizz down a slope and through the legs of the ...
I've just been chatting to someone who's 6yr old went to the ski kindergarden.
It was a mixed group with different nationalities but they were well looked after by the instructors (they even stay together for lunch)! She said that when the little ones were cold they were taken indoors somewhere and played games to warm up. And as a change from skiing her little one LOVED the bum-boarding.... Basically they sit on a tea-tray with a handle and whizz down a slope and through the legs of the people at the bottom!
Hope you have a great time
Diz
It was a mixed group with different nationalities but they were well looked after by the instructors (they even stay together for lunch)! She said that when the little ones were cold they were taken indoors somewhere and played games to warm up. And as a change from skiing her little one LOVED the bum-boarding.... Basically they sit on a tea-tray with a handle and whizz down a slope and through the legs of the people at the bottom!
Hope you have a great time
Diz
