If you’re new to Bulgaria you’re in for a treat. You’ll wonder why you ever skied in France or Switzerland!

Ski Runs
Borovets has 1 Gondola lift, 4 chair lifts, 9 drag lifts, plus several baby drags. It has excellent English-speaking ski schools and 40 km of marked ski runs. It also has a purpose built 1,240 meters snowboarding track, a 10 km cross-country track and a ski jump. Its runs are ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers. It also boasts a World Cup competition run, for more advanced skiers. The resort also has 14 snow cannons for artificial snow to guarantee the snow cover if needed. Floodlit skiing is also available at night from 5pm to 10pm, as are Skidoos and heli-skiing.

Comparative Prices

Borovets

French Resort

£20.00

3 Course Meal

£7.00

Bottle of House Wine

£3.50

£8.50

Coffee

£0.50

£2.40

Beer

£0.80

£3.50

Currency
The Bulgarian currency is the Lev. There are approximately 2.80 Levs to £1.00

Further information
email info or call on 01633 450292 (+44 1633 450292 overseas) or 07771 664984 (+44 7771 664984 overseas).

Super Borovets

The resort is currently undergoing a 600 million euro expansion as part of the ‘Super Borovets’ projects, which will be implemented in three stages. The first is well underway and involves building new high quality accommodation and facilities to double the capacity of the existing resort, including new spas, gyms and swimming pools. It will be competed in 2007.

The second stage envisages new hotels and ski runs in the triangle enclosing Beli Iskar, Samokov and Borovets. The third stage will involve the construction of a new luxury 5 star resort at 1,400 m above sea level. Extensive new lifts, ski runs and other infrastructure will be developed, linking the three areas together.

Prices in the area are increasing rapidly, well in excess of 20% per annum. Recent investors in the project include the UK’s Equest with 25m Euros earlier this year, Borosport with 25m Euros and undisclosed amounts from Oman investors.

The ground-breaking ceremony on 8th October 2007 was attended by Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev, former king and former Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg, as well as Oman's Sultan and Prime Minister Qaboos bin Said al-Said, who is one of the main investors in the project.

Rila-Samokov 2004 AD, the company that will implement the project and owns 2 mln sq m of land in the Borovets mountain area, plans to invest EUR 500 M over the next few years.

The mega-resort is projected to sport nineteen new ski tracks with a joint length of 42 kilometres and the accompanying infrastructure, lifts with capacity for 37,000 tourists, ski facilities, hotels on a built-up area of 100,000 sq m and around 400,000 sq m or no more than 4,000 units of vacation homes.