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Family universal winter vacation (Andorra, Bulgaria, Turkey)
Friends, I need help and advice. Before that, I had never rested with a child in winter resorts. I am looking for options that combine all the advantages of a winter family resort, so that you can go skiing, ice skating, a cheesecake with sleds, and on an ice slide, etc. The child is not on skis yet, but we will try. There are no plans to torture a child with skis, so other family entertainment is also needed. The presence of an indoor heated pool of normal size is very welcome. A search on the Internet has not yet given us a complete answer, so I want to know the opinion of people with experience. There are no specific preferences for countries, we start from a complex of entertainment that is interesting to us. We are definitely not interested in pure ski resorts.
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Good afternoon! We are going to Bansko in February (5 families, children from 2 to 12 years old). The hotel was chosen by ourselves, the plane tickets as well! The hotel was chosen that would be closer to the ski lift and at an affordable price! There is a skating rink in Bansko, there is a children's school (from 6 years old are accepted), where children alternate skiing (fenced area, with a game room, cost 30 or 35 euros per day, from 9-16)! Plus, in the middle of the week we organize a trip to the Vanga estate, there are thermal pools, plus lunch in a mehan (mountain fish)!
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you. We are also considering this region. You have confirmed your interest in him. We are not affiliated with travel agencies. We book everything on a regular basis.
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answered 7 years ago
For Andorra: in 2 words.
It is convenient to get to the ski lifts from almost any hotel (either a hotel transfer or public transport) 2 resorts of granvalira and vallnord .... there is a specialized toboggan park. in the center of andorra is not a bad thermal pool with any pools. Children are taught to ride almost from the age of 3. On the mountain, the temperature is about -10 ... at the foot it is not lower than +5. Spain is within easy reach by car. Great shopping as it's duty free. Affordable prices for Europe ... an excellent replacement for Austria.
In Austria .... without knowing your budget it is difficult to advise ... but if you plan everything yourself ... then my opinion ... Austria should be planned for at least six months. otherwise, the price tag, corresponding to your requests, will be, to put it mildly, not modest ...
It is convenient to get to the ski lifts from almost any hotel (either a hotel transfer or public transport) 2 resorts of granvalira and vallnord .... there is a specialized toboggan park. in the center of andorra is not a bad thermal pool with any pools. Children are taught to ride almost from the age of 3. On the mountain, the temperature is about -10 ... at the foot it is not lower than +5. Spain is within easy reach by car. Great shopping as it's duty free. Affordable prices for Europe ... an excellent replacement for Austria.
In Austria .... without knowing your budget it is difficult to advise ... but if you plan everything yourself ... then my opinion ... Austria should be planned for at least six months. otherwise, the price tag, corresponding to your requests, will be, to put it mildly, not modest ...
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answered 7 years ago
Your child's age? We set up our granddaughter at the age of 6 with the help of a coach for self-descent in Borovets, 60 km from Sofia. The Bulgarian coach knew Russian well and coached the British.
Look at the reviews. A lot of them. I wrote a report about our trip, about our hotel in my blog. And there are many such comments. As well as hotels with swimming pools.
The attitude of Bulgarians towards Russians is good. There is no language barrier.
Look at the reviews. A lot of them. I wrote a report about our trip, about our hotel in my blog. And there are many such comments. As well as hotels with swimming pools.
The attitude of Bulgarians towards Russians is good. There is no language barrier.
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answered 7 years ago
Bansko: you can’t go sledding there, there is no skating rink either.
Andorra: for children, except for one ice rink, there is nothing.
With children for sledding, snowmobiling and educational excursions, there is nothing better than Finland.
Andorra: for children, except for one ice rink, there is nothing.
With children for sledding, snowmobiling and educational excursions, there is nothing better than Finland.
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answered 7 years ago
You can go ice skating and sledding at home. You need to go to learn skiing either in Russia or in Bulgaria. To understand the child of the coach, and the coach of the child. The youngest granddaughter, 2.5 years old, is put on skis on Okhta in St. Petersburg and they go to Igora. But they themselves are still skating without a coach. And the eldest, who is 7 years old, was put on skates at the rink near the house at the new SKA complex near Ice. And next to it is a slide for skiing.
A few photos from Borovets (from my blog)
A few photos from Borovets (from my blog)
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answered 7 years ago
A few excerpts from my blog https://kozyrog.wordpress.com/2016/03/
Our skated in the evening. We sat with children. From evening skiing, they sent me only one picture and one video file via Viber. I'm trying to post it. On another blog where you can embed a video. I will experiment.
On 03/04/2016, the experiment was a success, and I managed to post video files on my new blog here. “How we were in Borovets”
http://ogtrump53.livejournal.com/846.html
The name of the blog is mine. I start all blogs by playing around with my last name and initials. Suggested by the translator.
Our skated in the evening. We sat with children. From evening skiing, they sent me only one picture and one video file via Viber. I'm trying to post it. On another blog where you can embed a video. I will experiment.
On 03/04/2016, the experiment was a success, and I managed to post video files on my new blog here. “How we were in Borovets”
http://ogtrump53.livejournal.com/846.html
The name of the blog is mine. I start all blogs by playing around with my last name and initials. Suggested by the translator.
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answered 7 years ago
FROM MY BLOG. Nam Simon booked a room at Festa Chamkoria from February 9 when they arrived. It turned out that one night in a room with breakfast at this hotel without early booking costs 206 leva, despite the fact that for two rooms for 7 days Simon paid £667.38 or translated into leva or £43.74 per room per night plus taxes of about £ 4. At the exchange rate of 2.54 leva for 1 £ on that day, it turned out to be about 122 leva. Even before arriving in Borovets, we expected that we would spend the extra night in a cheaper hotel, and after 2 pm on February 9 we would move to our place. Before that, I looked on the Internet and found the hotel "Bor" for 58 leva, or about 2,500 rubles for two with breakfast. But the son made an order through Booking.com, and it cost him less than 2,000 rubles taken from his card. I have long known that in Sveti Vlas, booking a room directly at the hotel is more expensive than making an order and paying through Booking.com.
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answered 7 years ago
After dinner with the children, we returned to the Bor Hotel. The attitude of the staff is friendly. They asked what the hotel's occupancy rate was, they answered that there are always free rooms. It reminded me of the Oktyabrskaya Hotel in Pskov. Today I looked at the price in Booking.com for a similar room there in Oktyabrskaya for March: 2500 rubles. The room was warm. In the shower soap, shampoo, hair dryer. In the morning we had breakfast at the bar and went to Festa Chamkoria to the place of long-term deployment. Natalya stayed with her granddaughters, and I, with my son and daughter-in-law, went to explore the ski slopes.
This is from the blog again. As is the photo.
This is from the blog again. As is the photo.
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answered 7 years ago
It was a sunny day. +3 at 10 o'clock. Having passed along the main street, we drove up to a small parking lot for 10 places, 50 meters from the mountainside. There were several such parking lots with ski and snowboard rentals, cafe tables nearby. You can also pay for tuition there. Car parking per day 10 leva. I will not describe in detail how the ski lifts worked in 4 directions, what cafes were like, how those who first skied for the first time were trained, what age the skiers were (from 2 to 70 for sure). I can better show all this in the photos taken by me, as well as by our entire team. If I manage to upload it, I’ll show a video of how our 6-year-old granddaughter was taught to ski, who first started skiing a year ago in St. Petersburg, and also how the smallest member of our team, who was only 1 year and 8 months old, was skiing .
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answered 7 years ago
Well, if we start from the fact that you can go skating and sledding at home, then it makes no sense for us to go somewhere at all, we also began to put the child on skis at home, when we are bored and go to water parks to swim and ride down the hills.
But I want to go everywhere and have fun.
We are not supporters of monotony, lying on the beach for 2 weeks or just skiing for the same two weeks, these are not our options.
In any case, thanks for the comments, we made certain conclusions, we were even more convinced of something, but we continue the analysis of places for our holidays))
But I want to go everywhere and have fun.
We are not supporters of monotony, lying on the beach for 2 weeks or just skiing for the same two weeks, these are not our options.
In any case, thanks for the comments, we made certain conclusions, we were even more convinced of something, but we continue the analysis of places for our holidays))
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