Bansko is one of the most popular Bulgarian resorts
Recently, tours to Bansko have become as popular as trips to France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy. Bulgaria, a country in Eastern Europe, is becoming a favorite among skiers and snowboarders.
So what is good about traveling to a country whose towns were not previously ski resorts? Tourists say that this is Bulgaria's biggest advantage: not spoiled by millions of snowboarders, skiers, and winter sports enthusiasts, it offers more than affordable prices for all kinds of recreation. That means you will pay much less than during a trip to France, to its famous ski resorts.
Despite the fact that skiing is considered an expensive sport worldwide, Bulgaria, with its prices for tours and last-minute trips to mountain areas, easily debunks this myth. Tours to Bulgaria in winter can be easily purchased even in the peak season. At the same time, your expenses will be minimal.
However, one should not think that the low cost of a travel package implies a low level of service and an equally low level of hospitality. Recently, Bulgaria's ski resorts have undergone modernization and have been able to expand many times over.
The most popular winter resort in Bulgaria is Bansko, which has one of the most high-tech lift systems in Europe. The luxurious hotels and best apartments built here also contribute to an unforgettable and vibrant winter holiday in Bulgaria.
However, one should not think that only the largest ski resort, Bansko, offers a high level of service. Sunrise-Tour now suggests paying attention to Borovets, a small town with 18 lifts, 17 pistes, and skiing on a total area of 2,693 acres.
Borovets is the oldest winter resort in Bulgaria, with a history dating back to 1896. It has hosted World Cup alpine skiing competitions many times. Borovets has one of the best biathlon trails in Europe. For tourists, night skiing is organized, and there are cross-country ski trails, ski jumping hills, and snowmobile ramps.
Pamporovo is the third most famous ski resort in Bulgaria. Here the sun shines 120 days a year, and the gentle slopes make the resort a favorite among family groups and beginner athletes.
A winter holiday in Bulgaria is exceptional due to the advantages outlined above. So should you continue to deny yourself a trip to this wonderful country?
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