Grigor Dimitrov's girlfriend Eiza Gonzalez has shared some gorgeous snaps of their winter getaway. The couple started dating earlier this year, and are currently making the most out of the Bulgarian's off-season.Gonzalez and Dimitrov are currently holidaying amidst picturesque snow-clad mountains. They previously shared adorable photos of themselves building a snowman and having a blast in the chilly weather.Gonzalez has now shared further photos of their escapade on Instagram. Donning various stylish outfits, she can be seen engaging in various activities and posing for the camera, turning up the glamour in the mountains. Dimitrov is assumed to be behind the camera in her latest photo dump, as he isn't featured in any of the photographs."In my happy place," Gonzalez on Instagram. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostPrior to their snowy getaway, Dimitrov and Gonzalez enjoyed a vacation in the tropical country of Costa Rica. The two trekked through the lush rainforests and dipped in crystal clear waters during their time there. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThese are the last few days available for Dimitrov to enjoy, before he begins his training block for the upcoming season. He missed most of the 2025 season due to injuries, including a four-month layoff following Wimbledon.Dimitrov attempted a brief comeback at the Paris Masters but withdrew from the tournament before his second-round contest. He will now turn his attention to starting the 2026 season on a strong note, which he will do in a familiar place.Grigor Dimitrov will begin the 2026 season at the Brisbane InternationalGrigor Dimitrov at the Brisbane International 2026. (Photo: Getty)Grigor Dimitrov will kick off the 2026 season at the Brisbane International, just as he has done for the past two years. The tournament has proven to be a happy hunting ground for him over the years.Dimitrov reached his maiden ATP final in Brisbane back in 2013. He eventually hoisted the winner's trophy at the venue in 2017. He reigned supreme for the second time in 2024.Dimitrov's triumph at the Brisbane International 2024 also ended a lengthy title drought for him. Prior to his victory in Brisbane that year, he hadn't won a title since he won the ATP Finals 2017.The 34-year-old's title defense concluded on an unfortunate note in 2025. He advanced to the semifinals, where he was forced to retire due to an injury. That was an omen of things to come for the rest of the season, as he battled one injury after another. Now that he's well-rested and back to his best, he will be keen to put his best foot forward in Brisbane once again.