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Visitor reviews for Białka Tatrzańska Ski Resort

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Ski Resort Rating: Rate Białka Tatrzańska

• July 15, 2009
  Gareth Nicholls from United Kingdom
  

  Skiing and snowboarding at Białka Tatrzańska has got better and better over the last 3 years that I have been going there. There are good snow making systems so the snow has always been in good condition, there are new lifts, new snow parks and even new runs built there. White Side Holidays Poland are also now offering all inclusive skiing holiday and snowboarding holiday packages to Zakopane, Poland at great value with everything included. You will get to ski at Białka Tatrzańska as well as other great ski areas in Zakopane such as Kasprowy Wierch.

• March 13, 2009
  Lee Trestain from United Kingdom
  

  Had my first ski holiday in Feb 09. I'm 50 yrs and never skied before. First 3 days at Nosel, with a couple of hours of lessons, was ok but very crowded and the lessons were just ok. Then a friend took us to Bialka (Białka Tatrzańska). Had an hour's lesson and the instructor was great, he put me right and had me skiing from the top of Bialka (Białka Tatrzańska) within the hour. I like everything about Bialka: the service in the hire shop and the restaurant. It has a nice wide piste. I love it so much Im going back later this month.
  Lee,
  England.

• January 04, 2009
  Luke from United Kingdom
  

  Just got back from a few days skiing in Poland and Bialka (Białka Tatrzańska) was the first place we went to. The resort is well run and very friendly - the hire shop guy gave us mates rates, so we ended up paying about £12 for a full ski kit and a full snowboard kit for a full day. The guy that ran the place was once the junior champion for European ski jumping. He showed us his extensive injuries and says he wants more Brits to go to Bialka so they get some more money to develop the resort, which is a little basic. Good snow though, even early in the season (December). Not much there if you're above a basic/intermediate level. Try Bukowina down the road - very underdeveloped (the rental shop had run out of boards by midday and only had 5 sets of skis left) but the pistes are much better and a bit more challenging.

• November 25, 2005
  mike from Poland
  

  Now Bialka is perfect example of what happens when the folk stand as one:)close to Zakopane this little place had 2 shitty lifts around a year a go they bought some used austrian chair lifts ,extendeded the pistes,built couple of bars and restaurant and taaaaddaaaaa ,now its becoming one of the most popular places to go skinng in poland,a tad cheaper than Zakopane,a nearly modern litlle ski village without the actuall charm of little ski village, often extremly queued up,if you are more of an amateur, recreational skier this is the place for you. Peace.