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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. Hi Has anyone been to Bansko and skiied bulgaria before? Does it get reliable snow, good offpiste? I was reading some positive reviews in a resort guide and was thinking about going for a visit. Also some very cheap property investment opportunities and if the resort is being developed as the resort guides i read, it could get bigger and better? Thanks Tom. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. ExSkiBum , have you done a search on here? There's loads of stuff about the skiing and property. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? No i haven't, think i'll research on the forum.. You need to Login to know who's really who. Should be fun!! Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. As holidayloverxx says You'll need to Register first of course. As an ex bansko proerty owner I can chip in here then get shot down by th Bansko bashers on here Property. But people caught on and the gravy train ran out. I was one of the unfortunate one to by 5 years ago and sold this year. I lost half my money and had to swallow that bitter pill. If I had my time again I would not have bought when I did, but now is probably a good time to buy if you are not looking for a quick buck. We sold our one bed apartment in a nice complex for 29, It was 60sqm and very nicely finished. The only reason we sold was to fund a house move in the UK due to a change of job. If I was thinking of buy now, like any foreign property I would be vary wary of the current euro rate. If the Euro crashes then there would be some real bargains to be had. The resort has been over developed and tehre are still loads of infra structure issues to sort out, but they are getting sorted albeit very slowly. There is a lot of corruption in Bansko so research who you are buying from. The talk of expanding the ski area has been rife for years now as is the potential second town to ski area gondola. If this happens then I can see there being another boom in the town. If the authorities restrict any further apartment and hotel construction, then the resort could be great, but that is a big IF. Skiing As an steady intermediate piste hugger, I am kept entertained for a week, but would get bored if I stayed any longer. The season riuns from Christmas to early April. There has been skiiing early December and into May before. The runs are kept well and there are plenty of snow making cannons to keep things topped up. I can't speak for the off piste, but I hear is is good if you know where to look. Apres ski As cheap as it gets really. Lots of restaurants and a chilled atmosphere in the old town, and some more modern english type places to eat and party in the newer part by the main gondola. This March we were a 4 adult group and were eating slap up meals and drinks for quid. I love the food in the Bulgarian restaurants And the beer is not bad either. Summary Although we have sold our place, we will still keep going because we like te place so much. You can get some great deals on private rentals if you know where to look. There are a lot of owners who cannot afford to sell and will take minimal rent just to get some money in to pay their management fees etc. The only other resort I have skied is Tignes and without doubt Tignes is the better skiing, but the cost of living in Bansko makes it a vert tempting alternative. I will don my tin hat now and await the bashers. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Nice line. After all it is free. Hi smagsmith , I'm not going to bash your overview of Bansko, but will ask as as to how much skiing you have done in other central European resorts? And,, have you spent enough time in any other resort to become as familiar and as cozy with the place as you have with Bansko? You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Hi Mollerski , I have only been skiing for 5 years and was a late starter at Unfortunately, I have not spent enough time in Europe at all. I plan to spend more time exploring now that I have sold my apartment. However I still plan to have a short break in Bansko each season as well as a longer ski holiday in a different resort. Who knows, I may get bored of Bansko, but for now I still enjoy it. I have a budget to keep to and that is why Bulgaria is an option. That incuded flights, transfers, accomodation, lift pass, ski rental for my wife and spending money. If I could find that in the Alps, then I would give it a go for sure, but as yet, I have not found that kind of deal yet. Any recomendations? Cheers Smag. Ski the Net with snowHeads. And yes you can find decent food in Bulgaria you just have to remember they are called Turkish restaurants. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. I'm with Smag on this one but have skied several times in France and also in Canada. A few years ago I was fortunate enough to spend a season in Bansko and skied every day except 2 and enjoyed every minute of it. I'm going back to Tignes again for the 3rd time in December and hopefully a couple of trips to Bansko next year. As for Borovets John, you can keep it in my opinion. Its just not my cup of tea. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. ExSkiBum wrote: Hi Also some very cheap property investment opportunities and if the resort is being developed as the resort guides i read, it could get bigger and better? Cheap yes, investment opportunity no way! I would only consider buying if you intend to spend a lot of time there personally and can therefore justify the expense of an apartment over renting. Otherwise don't waste your money on a very dubious punt. You know it makes sense. Smagsmith - can I ask how you sold your place privately, through an agent etc? I have a place there that I would like to sell but wondering what is the best way to go about it. Thanks EC. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. El Contador , Chuck your keys and leg it would be one way out. Mollerski , not wishing to be flattering in any way, but you have a such a charming way of revealing yourself to be a complete and utter idiot. DoubleBombardino , At least I have a 'charming way' rather than being blunt, rude and downright ignorant. Please explain why you may consider me an 'utter idiot' as you know nothing about me? If you have the capacity to do the math and fully comprehend the situation re. They have a great reputation as estate agents out there. We knew them as they live in the same complex that we had our apartment. We were lucky to sell so quickly , but if you price it right, then there are buyers. Mollerski wrote: smagsmith , Not wishing to be demeaning in any way, but your skiing history kind of fits with those whom appreciate Bansko. I agree and that is why I want to try some new places in the coming seasons. Just not found anywhere as affordable as Bansko yet in terms of Apres. Smag Umm, you might struggle there. IMO, some of the smaller, less well known Italian resorts can offer better over all value than Bansko. Beer wiil inevitably, be more expensive. I knew I loved skiing, but was only just starting my skiing back then. The thought that I would get bored never crossed my mind. I look back and think I made the wrong choice to buy when we did. It was mainly an investment not a good one as it turns out. I have put it down to one of those life decisions that I will learn from. For anyone thinking of buying abroad for the first time, I would have one golden rule After buying I found out so much info that , if I had known before I bought, then I may not have bought. There is bags of info out there on the internet forums taht I did not know exists. Quote: It was mainly an investment not a good one as it turns out. From reading SHs over several years now I'd suggest that most of the people who are happy with their decision to buy a ski property including me ,some years after the event, bought it because they wanted to spend time there themselves, albeit often offsetting the cost by renting for part of the time. If the place then turns out to have been a good investment, then that's a bonus. When we bought our place our prime consideration was 'will this enable us to spend loads of time in the mountains, at all times of the year, much more cheaply? Changes in family circumstances mean I am not so likely to be spending a lot of time out there in future, so for me the calculation will be changing and I might decide to sell in a year or so. Smagsmith - many thanks for this, I will give them a call. Quote: El Contador, Chuck your keys and leg it would be one way out. Mollerski - we're going to leave that as Plan B for the moment. Hopefully we won't have to resort to it but it has been considered already!! I think Bansko gets too much bad press here. Agreed it can be a bit of a building site which I hear is improving but the pisted terrain is great if a little limited with a very modern lift system, the town is very nice with some great authentic restaurants serving some very nice local food and drink for some great prices. The off piste is very good if you explore see link below. I wouldn't hesitate returning. Dot - that tree run was sick! And its the off piste im more interested in. Is the average snowfall high? Many Pow days in a season? I was thinking of getting a place so that i could have somewhere cheap to visit that was my own place where i could get alot of skiing in, not so much a business investment as others have said.. Certainly will go for a holiday there next winter and check it out.. If the resort gets developed more as mentioned could be interesting to see what happens! ExSkiBum , I've only been there twice but on each trip is dumped. I'm sure Dave Canski , can give you more info as I believe he has a small apt out there. They have built one or two golf courses just out of town to attract People in the summer but I believe they then decided to make them Only accessible to Certain accomodation? My parents have an apartment in White Fir Valley and have been in the summer for the walking and scenery. I've also heard they are developing a lot of MTB terrain. ExSkiBum , Sounds like quite a plan! Let me know via PM when you decide to purchase as a friend has a beautiful apartment much bigger and better decor than our place in France who would love to sell to a discerning buyer! Mollerski , Is it not amazing that everyone that owns a place wants to sell and everyone that has never been wants to buy!! Says it all really! My parents don't want to sell. So not quite true. NickyJ , The exception that proves the rule!!! Roy Hockley wrote: Mollerski , Is it not amazing that everyone that owns a place wants to sell and everyone that has never been wants to buy!! Quote: more of a get away in the winter and would ask to be a home worker with my current job while being in bulgaria for abit that sounds a fantastic idea - but you should be able to rent somewhere for little dosh and less risk! Not fair pam w ,! My mate is trying to sell his place, I heard it is the next Val D'Isere! Thanks for the comments and at pam w, certainly the safest option! I wouldn't be in any position to buy until having skied the resort and found those tree's from dot's video. Not sure about the live music! New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! Solo Skiers v Groups - Orga Archives Lost and Found Ski Club of Great Britain To one side secret Mountain Hideout snowShops You cannot post to forums until you login You cannot read some forums until you login Read about snow conditions : snow conditions And leave your own snow report : snow report Find advice to help plan your ski holidays : ski holidays The snowHeads Ski Club : Ski Club 2. Terms and conditions Privacy Policy. Snow Reports. After all it is free After all it is free. Last edited by After all it is free on Sun ; edited 1 time in total. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. ExSkiBum wrote:. Hi Also some very cheap property investment opportunities and if the resort is being developed as the resort guides i read, it could get bigger and better? Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name: Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Mollerski wrote:. Roy Hockley wrote:.

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