Bansko reviews

Ski resorts in Bulgaria
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Tomi Nikolov
Tomi Nikolov (Guest)
20/08/2024
Bansko is a great place to visit!
It has a beautiful old town with stone houses, churches, and museums. You can easily walk around and explore.
In the summer, enjoy hiking, biking, and music festivals. There are also relaxing hot springs nearby.
Winter is perfect for skiing and snowboarding. The slopes are great, but avoid February when it’s crowded. January and March are better times to go.
Plan your trip ahead. Check snow, weather, and how busy it is.


Emma
Emma (Guest)
13/06/2023
Bansko Ski Resort is undoubtedly one of the best places to ski in Bulgaria. Its varied terrain, excellent facilities and charming town atmosphere make Bansko a dream for both beginners and experienced skiers.

The slopes in Bansko span an impressive height and offer something for all skill levels. For beginners, there are easier loops that allow you to enjoy the beautiful view without challenging your balance too much. More experienced skiers will love the more challenging slopes and the countless off-piste opportunities. The best time to visit Bansko if you want to avoid queues is in the month of March.

Another notable aspect of Bansko is its excellent facilities at low prices. The ski lifts are modern and efficient, which minimizes waiting times and allows you to spend more time on the slopes. There are also several rental places where you can get all the equipment you need, as well as ski schools for those who want to improve their technique. Don't forget to book paragliding over the ski slopes if you're looking for even more excitement.

Finally, the town of Bansko itself is a real gem. It blends the best of old and new, with its charming old town and its modern facilities and amenities. There are a variety of restaurants offering everything from traditional Bulgarian cuisine to international cuisine, as well as bars and clubs for après-ski entertainment.

In conclusion, Bansko is a fantastic ski resort offering excellent pistes, modern facilities and a charming town atmosphere at great prices.

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Marjan
Marjan (Guest)
04/02/2020
Very good slopes, good food and sun all days of the week. Highly recommend

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peter olofsson
peter olofsson (Guest)
08/05/2019
me and my teenage sons what in Bansko February 2019. Flight Kastrup-sofia, bus 15 miles to Bansko in the dark.
Hotel Zara with pool and good one had shuttle service to / from the hill. You go a gondola 20 min "to the slopes" but again you can ski all the way down. Good and quick seat lifts, well-groomed, plenty of snow, varying rides and a drop height of 1600 m long run 1.5 miles !!!. we went five days --- top skiing!

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Ersay
Ersay (Guest)
02/12/2017
Good slopes good for snow good food affordable Bansko

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Rickard
Rickard (Guest)
22/11/2017
Bulgaria must be a lucky country, but oh so funny!
Bansko is a good ski resort with "alp feeling". But good much cheaper. Go here, you will not regret it. 4-5 days feel good, the system is not as big.

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André
André (Guest)
06/02/2015
Sits at the airport after a week in Bansko.
Have a really good week but with some do not forget / think about:

# The gondola lift does not go full speed, which leads to extremes queues.
This to show the authorities that another lift is needed.
Due to the area is the national park.
Get in time (when the elevator opens) if you do not want to queue for hours.

Can take a taxi from the village to the same place as the gondola stops. 10leva

Wonderful off-piste skiing with a lot of snow.
Beware of avalanches. We happened to trigger a small one.

Costs
Fly wizz air about 1000kr ink snowboarding
Hotel about 1700kr for the week
Transfer from Sofia 200kr easily.
www.resorthoppa.com

Made up about 7500kr in cash but ate and ate like a pig.

A visit to the karaoke bar is a must!
Old guy who has a bar with a lot of hanging from those who work in the resort.

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N/A
29/03/2007
Me and a friend traveled to Bansko on January 6th, 2007. We flew with Penguin Travel from Copenhagen, a journey that took about 2½ hours. After arriving at the small east state airport a 3½ hours long bus ride waited. We chose to stay at the cheapest hotel we could find, Hotel Elena. It was small but quite family-like, you felt welcome and in their own restaurant you can eat and drink for a cheap money.

The snowboarding was mostly due to this. bad with snow. The few slopes that were open were, after all, either bad or bad. Some consultants should teach the Bulgarians to take care of the lift system. A tip for people who choose Bansko is to either be early at the lifts (they open at 08:30) or late (after 11) when the queues are quite long then. Our week was the low season and when we accidentally came to the elevator around 10 we got to stand in quite a long queue. I wonder how long the queue will be during high season. Despite bad snow, we had a pretty good week most because of the amazing sun! We finished the days around 1 and sat in the hill with each cold brewski and felt kalas. Nightlife was like this, mostly due to the lack of people unfortunately. The beer in the nightclub is around 25kr, something more expensive than expected unfortunately ...

I'm glad to go to Bansko again, but about a month later next time. I paid 3500 kr for 6 days by air and breakfast which is cheap compared to other resorts. I burned about 300kr a day but then there was a still dinner and quite a lot of beer and drinks.

If you want to go to a pretty big system and where you can feel like a king at the bar without burning too much money then Bansko is your place, try to spike a week with a lot of snow and sun you will not regret it .

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v_gurra
04/01/2007
I can recommend Bansko with warm heart for one or two weeks but then it's time to finish the fun.
When I was there Jan 2004 it was good with snow and zero with other people, the ride is quite varied and the offpiste in the pot in the middle of the system is ok. The beer (Kamenitza became a favorite), ozone and the food was piss cheap and quite good.

Then it's not entirely wrong with a little Soviet nostalgia! Guards with Kalashnikovs at the airport, freeways that suddenly end in a dirt road and concrete complex where people should not live but do it.

The trip was about 5000 bucks with flights from Copenhagen. AirBulgaria a very "modern" airline ................

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Oskarbk
27/10/2006
Bansko is absolutely wonderful, it came about a meter of snow when we were there so the offpiste was full of pillows and very easily accessible. The offpiste was never raised by anyone but one himself. The slopes were very well-ventilated, manchester all morning! about 30 sec liftkö. The lift system was not very good but lasted more than a week.

Everything in Bulgaria is affordable, brought with me a pair of armada jp vs julien this year's model for 1000 kronor without binding and with a slight cosmetic injury, the original price was lifting 1500 kronor. The beer was the cheapest 5kr / 0.5l on the hook.

The only known eastern state was their cashier airport, under all criticism, the planet home was delayed by about 2h. The arrival hall was large as four living rooms, where we were given a seat of 500p, always standing because there were 10 seats.

But cheap, travel, accommodation, lift pass, breakfast & dinner at the pricey price of 5500 kr, not too bad.

Go to Bansko!

 

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