Romania skiing

 

Romania ski resorts:
» Albac » Arieseni » Azuga » Baile Borsa » Baile Govora » Baile Olanesti » Baile Siriu » Baisoara » Balea Lac » Bran » Busteni » Calimanesti » Cavnic » Cheia » Cheile Oltetului » Dambovicoara	» Durau » Firiza » Geoagiu (Geoagiu Bai) » Harghita Bai » Ialomicioara » Izvoare » Izvorul Muresului » Mogosa » Moneasa » Ocna Sugatag » Ocnele Mari » Paltinis » Parang » Paraul Rece » Poiana Brasov » Ponoarele	» Predeal » Ranca » Rucar » Sangeorz Bai » Semenic » Sinaia » Slanic Moldova » Sovata » Soveja » Stana de Vale » Straja » Sugas Bai » Tihuta/Piatra Fantanele » Vatra Dornei » Vidra » Voineasa

 

Romania has so many ski resorts to choose from that it is simply impossible not to find something you like. Just like many other countries in Central and Southeastern Europe, it offers skiing and snowboarding at excellent prices.

Romania is one of the best value skiing destinations in Europe. But be careful: not all resorts offer skiing and snowboarding for all levels, so be sure to check the types of slopes before booking your holiday. The ski season runs from December to March.

Different types of accommodation-hotels, chalets, villas-are available for every budget. Romania is a very picturesque country and its visitors will certainly enjoy its scenery, the local bars with live gypsy music and the delicious local food. The Count Dracula legend is set in Romania and if your schedule allows you, visiting the famous Bran Castle (or one of the many other castles in Romania) will make for a nice break from away from the piste.

Romania is also famous for its spa towns, so if you prefer to soak your tired muscles in one of the many thermal springs instead of going hunting for Count Dracula, then make sure to book at a resort that offers you just that.

 

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