Goldilocks Beginners Resort - Does it exist?

sm4sh wrote:Whats wrong with Borovets? thats where im going ... lol

I am sure you will have an average ..... sorry very good time :wink:

lol i guess we will just have to see. as iv never been any ski resort before im sure it will be fine

sm4sh wrote:lol i guess we will just have to see. as iv never been any ski resort before im sure it will be fine

Have a good one :D

u seem very doubtful lol

sm4sh wrote:u seem very doubtful lol

Take no notice, Sm4sh; Mr W specialises in negativity .... He even slagged off my choice of erotic underwear !

Have a great time, and please post a report when you get back to help everyone else.

ha ha ok.
And what do you mean by report? what type of report lol.
I will do but im not going till feb... still a long wait :(

sm4sh wrote:Whats wrong with Borovets? thats where im going ... lol

Sm4sh,
The original poster (Rc132) has already had a horrible holiday in Bulgaria (Pamporovo) and I don't think they're very keen on going back to Bulgaria, even if they switch to Borovets.

I rather think they want to try another country :D

And as for a Goldilocks resort for beginners - I'm pretty sure that the perfect resort doesn't exist. They will all have their downsides as well as their upsides.

If it was me I would look through the bargain holidays with the TO's and find one suitable for beginners with the cheap all inclusive learn to ski package, rather than try to pick the perfect resort and then try to find a reasonably priced package holiday going there.

Most resorts are okay for beginners, but I would try and find one where the accommodation is near the ski school meeting place and the ski hire shop, the nursery slopes are close by, and there are some nice green or easy blue sheltered tree lined runs.

Niederau sounds perfect to me (not that I've ever been there) :wink:

Ally

ahhh ok im guessing Pamporovo is in Bulgaira? lol