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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-08-08 20:44thing about going pamporov0
Thinking about going snowboarding in pamporovo for the first time ever snowboarding/skiing can peopleplease give me info on it i.e. where to stay etcre: thing about going pamporov0
Susan Pamporovo is a great place to learn. Nice small resort and had a lovely long green run(very easy) to boost your confidence.As for where to stay I would personaly recomend the Murgavets, after that Perelik and Orlovetz but plenty of other good ones.
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Just make sure it's a snowboarding holiday
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Oh Susan - you are in for a treat. Been skiing over 40 years in various european and american resorts, but my only memories are of Pamps - great hospitality if you take the trouble to get to know the people. Bulgaria is one of those places you either hate or love - I know lots of people who can't wait to go back year after year.
Mourgavets and Perelik are good for starters as the night life centres around the Perelik, but most of the hotels are good. I've done several budget stays at ...
Mourgavets and Perelik are good for starters as the night life centres around the Perelik, but most of the hotels are good. I've done several budget stays at ...
Oh Susan - you are in for a treat. Been skiing over 40 years in various european and american resorts, but my only memories are of Pamps - great hospitality if you take the trouble to get to know the people. Bulgaria is one of those places you either hate or love - I know lots of people who can't wait to go back year after year.
Mourgavets and Perelik are good for starters as the night life centres around the Perelik, but most of the hotels are good. I've done several budget stays at the Bor which is OK and only a couple of minutes away from the Perelik. Go for it and don't be afraid to make friends with the locals.
Mourgavets and Perelik are good for starters as the night life centres around the Perelik, but most of the hotels are good. I've done several budget stays at the Bor which is OK and only a couple of minutes away from the Perelik. Go for it and don't be afraid to make friends with the locals.
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Pamps is wonderful! We're off today for the third time. The past two years we've stayed at the Elina, which is a lovely hotel, but a bit out on its own. The scenery around the hotel is beautiful pine forest - just like a Christmas card! The food was good, drinks alot cheaper than in town, rooms clean and comfy and the staff were lovely. The only downside was the distance into the resort centre on a night. It's a good choice if you're not bothered about trawling the bars because they ...
Pamps is wonderful! We're off today for the third time. The past two years we've stayed at the Elina, which is a lovely hotel, but a bit out on its own. The scenery around the hotel is beautiful pine forest - just like a Christmas card! The food was good, drinks alot cheaper than in town, rooms clean and comfy and the staff were lovely. The only downside was the distance into the resort centre on a night. It's a good choice if you're not bothered about trawling the bars because they have a cozy lounge area where you can chill out on an evening.
This year we're staying in the Snezhanka, which is more central.
Go book Susan - you'll love it!
This year we're staying in the Snezhanka, which is more central.
Go book Susan - you'll love it!
