Embark on an exhilarating journey through Slovenia’s diverse landscapes, offering a plethora of adventure sports. Whether you’re rafting down the emerald waters of the Soča River, soaring above Lake Bled while paragliding, or exploring the rugged terrains of Triglav National Park, this guide provides essential information and tips to make your Slovenian adventure unforgettable.
Want to plan the perfect Slovenia tour? From breathtaking Lake Bled to the stunning Julian Alps, explore the best attractions, travel tips, and insider secrets to make your trip unforgettable!
An ancient coastal town with a picturesque old town core. Of all the towns on the Slovene coast, Piran as a whole has the most original town architecture, with a partly preserved town wall with seven mighty towers, a symbol of the past power and pride of the city. In the centre of the town […]
Slovenia is small and exceptional. The country has a wide range of varying land forms and types of climate, hence the colorful world of living creatures, human characteristics, and customs, a perfect place for a relaxed vacation, countryside travel, skiing, swimming or mountaineering. This is a region of wind-exposed physical features, the crossroads of Latin, […]
If golfing is one of your favored pastimes or your preferred way to spend your holidays, then you must consider golfing in Slovenia. Slovenia has eight awesome golf courses you can enjoy hitting the parks and spending the most restful holidays you ever conceived of on some of the most low-cost and gorgeous courses you […]
Slovenia lies between mountainous Austria and Italy, the plains in Hungary, and the warm Adriatic Sea. Its diverse landscape always astounds first-time visitors when throwing holiday in Slovenia. Ready for you are the snow-covered mounts of the Alps and Triglav national park with countless glacial valleys, gorges, waterfalls and clear wild waters. Ready for you […]
Skocjan Caves in Slovenia (Slovene: Škocjanske jame; Italian: Grotte di San Canziano; German: Höhlen von St. Kanzian) is a structure of limestone caves in the Kras (Karst) area in southwestern Slovenia, comprising broke down dolines, nearly five kilometres of underground passages, caves more than 200 metres deep and many waterfalls. Skocjan Caves in Slovenia are […]
The Slovenian share of the Adriatic coast is 46 kilometres long, between the Italian and Croatian borders. As the nearest sea to Central Europe it can be reached easily, especially thanks to the brand-new motorway system. The standard of the hotels, the gastronomy, entertainment, the variety of events and the tourism infrastructure are among […]
Piran has a quite apparent Italian ambiance compared to its neighboring cities. The citizens of Piran most likely welcomed the Venetians rather than fighting against them which entirely secured Piran, unlike other Slovenian cities. A medieval walled Venetian town, Piran is the most beautiful town on Slovenia’s coast. Packed with twisting cobblestone streets, Venetian […]
Slovenia is full of natural attractiveness with winding hills, the Julian Alps, the Adriatic coastline and limestone caves.Slovenia’s must sees has the Postojna Caves, Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, Piran and the capital city of Ljubljana.