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Coordinates: 42°45′N 25°30′E / 42.750°N 25.500°E / 42.750; 25.500
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1. Method Snow School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
The only British run ski and snowboard school in Bansko, Ski and snowboard hire opposite the gondola. Highest qualified international instructors. Ski and snowboard lesson for all levels. Instructor courses, freestyle coaching. Owner former GB olympic team coach and instructor trainer.
Reviewed By liam169 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
Been going to bansko for 9 years and used method for the 1st time this year. The booking went smoothly and when we got there everything was ready for us. Excellent service every day and very helpful My girlfriend had a private lesson and this was the best she every had. She developed massively both in skill and confidence. Only minor downside was the opening time was 8am. Luckily the gondola queue was never too big but open 15min early would mean getting to the gondola for opening Highly recommended snow school will be booking with method again next season Thanks method see you next year
2. Ski School Mirone
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By KarenDacey - London, United Kingdom
We only hires ski's and boots, both of which were great, any issues and the equipment is changed immediately. The guys there are fantastic, we even got given some snaps at the end of the day... can’t ask for better service than that !
3. Silistar Beach
4. massage nessebar angels
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Massage Angels is leading a new concept and holistic approach to wellbeing. Located within the Hotel Aphrodite on South Beach Nessebar, hotel guests, visitors and members are invited on a guided journey to promote health, happiness and fulfilment while improving personal balance. Massage Angels offers a wide range of massage and therapy.
5. Club Hanuman
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Qualified physiotherapist and yoga instructor. SPA therapist. With more than 10 years experience in hospitals, SPA centers and sport clubs.
Reviewed By Jean00sc
This summer I was very fortunate to have a number of physiotherapy sessions with Elena to address joint stiffness and posture. The sessions were thorough and helped me get to the root causes as well as learn what daily ongoing routine will support me. I really appreciate Elena’s expertise, her soothing vibes, as well as the great teaching in her aerial yoga classes, which showed me how powerful this approach is for stretching and toning. It’s a fun workout. By my second class I was able to hang upside down, which provides amazing relief to the neck muscles. I highly recommend Elena!
6. Recovery Lounge Bansko
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Our mission is to offer superior and innovative recovery methods to people experiencing fatigue muscle soreness, chronic pain or injuries. We carry the latest equipment from the world leaders in accelerated recovery and sports medicine: - NormaTec Pulse compression systems - Game Ready cold and compression therapy - Space Cabin cryosauna - TheraGun percussive therapy - Compex electrostimulators
Reviewed By M1831JNlouiseo - Belfast, United Kingdom
Amazing service and welcoming friendly staff and with the amount of skiing we did it was a daily visit . Really helps to ease those tired leg muscles and has you ready for the next days skiing
7. Vitosha Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,208 reviews
Reviewed By Sharpehunter - Island of Malta, Malta
When you arrive in Sofia your attention is immediately drawn to the Mount Vitosha range which stands tall in the backdrop. Beautiful snow-capped mountains fringed by lush green mixed woodland and forest draws you in immediately. Easily accessible by car, buses and trams, you can even jump the various chairlifts to get higher up the range. My favourite starting point for any hike in Vitosha is Boyana Church. From here there is a myriad of routes to choose of varying difficulty all clearly marked. Take your pick from The Golden Bridges, Boyana Lake and Boyana Waterfall, or just choose a path that looks good, hit the trail and go with the flow. Advisable to wear good walking shoes, the terrain is very diverse and changeable and varies from easy-going paths to steep rocky (and slippy) climbs. Always take plenty of water, make sure you have some food. There are lots of mountain huts that serve great traditional Bulgarian food, beers, wines and soft drinks, but you have to get to them first. Fabulous days out, I still haven't done the actual Black Peak yet, but it's on the agenda.
8. Pamporovo Ski Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Daveydave696969 - London, United Kingdom
We had 4 gloriously sunny days of skiing this week in Pamps, it was my second visit having learned there myself and subsequently moving on to Morzine. Look this isn't the best ski resort in the world, the only green they have is very long - effectively split into two sections - the first is a lot busier than the second. **Big tip** if the lift queues are too long the first 4 person chair lift down from Students on the green is quieter than the 3 person one right at the bottom. The kids loved it, they learned to ski with a personal ski instructor that cost me around 40 pounds an hour (amazing value IMO) and i'm sure they will out ski me next year, they tried their first blue on the fourth day. Whilst they learned I mostly went on the big long blues (12/12a) reds and I did the wall (2) once which was a bucket list thing for me - I'm not a lover of heights lol The food is great in most places up the mountain however the lifts do close at 4:30 so we eat in Spider House in the evening or at our apartment at the Grand Monastery, thats about it for Apres Ski really. All in all very good value for money, there is a variety of runs however it's not massive.
9. Asparuhovo Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
10. Cape Kaliakra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By candiceg547 - Letchworth, United Kingdom
Stopped here for 90 mins as part of a coach trip. Scenery is dramatic & beautiful with stunning views of the Bulgarian coast. We walked to the end of the Cape & popped into the small museum. A small room, but very informative on the history. There is a small chapel in the rocks. This is a photographers paradise for scenery & nature. Well worth the trip.
