Voras – Kaimaktsalan

“I found that Kaimak Chalan has significantly more snow in comparison to other parts of the country. However, I was disappointed with the lack of originality; it seemed to be very classic and not unique. Moreover, I was surprised that the ascent fee was higher than what was advertised and communicated by the staff.”

“My experience at the Voras - Kaimaktsalan ski resort was disappointing. The route to the resort is rather rural and the equipment provided was subpar, with torn boots and damaged snowboards. Information regarding access to the slopes was not clearly communicated. The cable car turned out to be a rope-pull system which took us by surprise. When we tried to get a refund after waiting for 20 minutes in line for the cable car, the staff was not accommodating, especially one particular staff member with short curly hair and glasses. Our tickets were taken from us and not returned. Thankfully, another staff member decided to assist us. Additionally, the resort did not offer any partial refund for the unsatisfactory equipment. They did not provide any documentation stating their no-refund policy, which I found to be questionable.”

“I had the opportunity to visit Voras – Kaimaktsalan, a notable ski resort in Greece. I found the convenience of renting equipment and staying in the on-site chalet to be quite enjoyable. The slopes offered a great experience, though I did find the equipment rental process to be less than ideal. Beginners should note that their only option appears to be the baby lift. Despite these minor issues, the overall experience was still worthwhile, particularly with the addition of a visit to the charming small church of the prophet Elias at the top. In conclusion, Voras – Kaimaktsalan is definitely worth considering for your next skiing trip.”

“I was truly captivated by the beautiful atmosphere of Voras – Kaimaktsalan. The scenery was simply magical, and the journey was made easy due to the straightforward roads.”