What else to do

Goverdartsi is not exactly a thriving hub of alternative attractions for international skiers.

If you are looking for more than ski lifts and nature (lots of nature) you should think about heading to the pretty spa town of Sapereva Banya for a dip in their piping hot mineral waters, the Rila Monastery for it's stunning architecture and UNESCO accreditation or even Sofia to get a taste of the "big smoke" and it's own ski resort, Vitosha.

Borovets of course has a few more tourist attractions so may also be worth visiting if you are planning a big night out or fancy a change in diet.

Malyovitsa Mountain Gallery

Malyovitsa is one of the smaller ski resorts in Bulgaria that the locals often would prefer to keep for themselves!

Cheap with plenty of terrain and close to Borovets makes this popular at weekends with Bulgarians and ideal for learners or those that don't like a crown mid week.

Bonkers!

Bonkers... Famous party spot under new onwership!

Bonkers Nightclub in Borovets is one of the most popular night-spots in the resort. This year, under new ownership, it looks set to dominate with wild parties and entertainment that you may not be used too!

Other ski resorts near Borovets

Want a little more than Borovets has?

Or maybe you are going to take our advice and just want to explore some of the smaller ski stations and resorts that our Bulgarian colleagues visit on a regular basis?

Either way, most tour operators will not tell their guests about other smaller (and much) cheaper ski stations nearby the "mother resort".

That's where we come in!