Slovenia, natural treasures and enchanting landscapes
Emerald alpine lakes to Vipava vineyards, 12 days between mountains and Adriatic coast.
Duration
12 days
From
€1,577/pers.
Ideal seasons
May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Style
Self-drive tour
Comfort
classique
Travelers
Couple, Solo, With friends
The spirit of travel
Discover Slovénie, a country where alpine landscapes, verdant countryside and cultural heritage blend together. Throughout your journey, explore regions with varied identities, between nature walks, cultural discoveries and moments of relaxation. From mountains to traditional villages, let yourself be seduced by Slovenian authenticity and the diversity of its preserved landscapes. A stay under the sign of nature, discovery and escape, to appreciate all the richness of this destination at your own pace.
The stages of your journey
Highlights
Day-by-day itinerary
Arrival in Slovénie
Upon arrival at the airport, you pick up your rental vehicle and head west towards the magnificent Lake Bohinj. This first stage immerses you immediately in the peaceful and verdant atmosphere of the Julian Alps. If you arrive early enough, stop in Radovljica. Stroll through its charming historic centre, visit the Apiculture Museum and taste local specialities, such as gingerbread or artisanal chocolate.
Then head to Lake Bled, and climb up to the majestic Bled Castle. In the afternoon, board a traditional "pletna" boat, these unique boats found only in Bled, propelled by oars by "pletnars" whose craftsmanship has been passed down from father to son since the 16th century. On the Island of Bled, climb the 99 steps (a lucky tradition!) up to the Assumption Church to ring the wishing bell – legend has it that your wish will come true.
For tea time, we recommend the famous "kremšnita", an airy pastry cream between two layers of crispy pastry, a recipe jealously guarded since 1953 by the Park Hotel pastry shop. The view of the lake in the background makes this local delicacy even more sublime.
At the end of the day, continue towards Bohinj, where you reach your accommodation for the night.
Bohinj, Preserved Natural Jewel
Today, discover the Bohinj lake, nestled in the heart of the Julian Alps, in a preserved natural environment. Wilder and more peaceful than its neighbor, Lake Bled, it invites you to fully enjoy the mountain landscapes. Start your day by visiting the Church of Saint John the Baptist, known for its medieval frescoes. Continue with a walk along the shores of the lake, where crystal-clear waters and surrounding mountains create a setting conducive to relaxation.
You can also choose to visit Savica Waterfall. After a short 20-minute hike through the forest, you discover this waterfall that gushes from a crack in the cliff. This natural site notably inspired several Slovenian poets.
At lunch time, take the Vogel cable car to reach the heights at 1,535 meters altitude. From the summit, enjoy a panorama of Lake Bohinj and the reliefs of the Julian Alps. A traditional meal awaits you in this mountain setting.
After lunch, if you wish, explore the marked hiking trails that cross the flowering alpine meadows and pine forests. A great opportunity to discover the high-altitude landscapes at your own pace.
In the evening, enjoy a traditional dinner in a gostilna, a Slovenian inn where slow-cooked dishes showcase family recipes and local flavors.
An Adventure Day at Bohinj
Take advantage of this day to discover Bohinj in a different way, in the heart of the Julian Alps. Around Slovénie's largest natural lake, many experiences await you, between outdoor activities, cultural discoveries and mountain adventures. From karst caves to alpine rivers, passing through hiking trails and traditional villages, everyone can compose their day according to their wishes.
Here is our selection of optional activities to enhance your stay in Bohinj (please contact us for rates).
Exploration of the Pod Babjim Zobom cave
Set off to discover the Pod Babjim Zobom cave, located a few kilometers from Bled. Accompanied by a specialized guide, explore its underground galleries and observe the limestone formations shaped over millennia. An experience accessible to families to discover the world of Slovenian karst caves.
Rafting on the Sava Dolinka
Embark on a rafting descent down the Sava Dolinka river, between white water passages and alpine landscapes. Suitable for families and beginners, this activity allows you to discover the surroundings of Bled while enjoying sensations accessible to different levels.
Canyoning in the Julian Alps
Discover the alpine canyons around Bled during a canyoning outing. Equipped with a neoprene wetsuit, helmet and harness, you progress through the gorges alternating rappelling descents along waterfalls, natural slides and jumps into crystal clear pools.
Horseback riding in Bohinj
Explore the Bohinj landscapes on horseback, accompanied by a guide. This equestrian ride allows you to tour the surroundings at a leisurely pace, between meadows and mountain landscapes, while enjoying a privileged moment in contact with nature.
Paragliding baptism over Lake Bohinj
Gain altitude during a tandem paragliding flight over Lake Bohinj. Accessible without prior experience, this activity offers you a different perspective on the lake's waters and the peaks of the Julian Alps.
Zlatorog Fairy Trail: hiking through Slovenian legends
Travel the Zlatorog Fairy Trail, a family-friendly thematic path dedicated to Zlatorog, the famous chamois with golden horns from Slovenian legends. This accessible walk combines nature discovery with immersion in the traditions and folklore of the Bohinj region.
Canoeing, kayaking or paddling on Lake Bohinj
Enjoy the calm waters of Lake Bohinj for a canoeing, kayaking or paddling outing. These water activities, suitable for beginners, allow you to explore the lake at your own pace and reach isolated coves, difficult to access from the trails.
Visit to the Alpine Dairy Farming Museum
Discover Bohinj's Alpine Dairy Farming Museum, dedicated to the pastoral traditions of the region. This visit immerses you in the daily life of shepherds and allows you to better understand their way of life in the alpine pastures.
Panoramic cruise on Lake Bohinj
Board an electric panoramic boat for a peaceful cruise on Lake Bohinj, in the heart of Triglav National Park. Accompanied by a guide, discover the particularities of this natural environment and observe the fauna and flora that border the lake, while enjoying the surrounding mountain landscapes.
Scenic route through the Slovenian Alps
This exciting day takes you from the crystal-clear waters of Bohinj and Bled to the mountainous landscapes of Bovec. Start your exploration at Kranjska Gora, a charming mountain resort nestled in an idyllic valley. Leaving Kranjska Gora, begin your climb over the Vršič Pass, which peaks at 1,611 m altitude. This historic road, built during World War I, is one of the most beautiful panoramic roads in the Julian Alps with its 50 hairpin turns.
Along the way, enjoy magnificent panoramic viewpoints and also stop at the Russian Chapel. You can also take some short hikes like the trail leading to the Prisojnik Viewpoint.
At the top of the pass, enjoy the fresh alpine air and majestic landscapes. You will find a mountain refuge where you can taste traditional Slovenian dishes. The descent from Vršič Pass takes you into the Soča valley, famous for the emerald color of its river. On your way to Bovec, several must-see stops await you:
The Springs of the Soča: A short hike (20-30 minutes) takes you to the source of this mythical river, gushing from a karst cave.
Kluže Fortress: Stop at this impressive fortress built above a canyon.
An Adventure Day in Bovec
Nestled in the heart of the Julian Alps, Bovec is an ideal starting point for exploring the Soča valley, renowned for its emerald-green river and mountain landscapes. Whether you're an adrenaline enthusiast, history buff, or nature lover, take advantage of this day to choose from various outdoor activities and discover the region at your own pace.
Here is our selection of activities to compose your day according to your preferences.
Rafting on the Soča River
Embark on a rafting descent on the Soča, known for its emerald waters and alpine environment. Accompanied by a guide, you alternate between calm sections, ideal for observing the landscapes, and more dynamic rapids to get an adrenaline rush. A way to discover the valley from the river.
Zipline above the Učja Valley
Gain altitude with a zipline course above the Učja valley, one of the longest in Europe. Suspended from cables that can reach 200 meters in height, you soar over forests and mountain reliefs while enjoying panoramic views of the valley.
Willys Jeep Excursion
Board a Second World War Willys Jeep for an excursion combining landscape discovery and local history. You travel scenic roads and less-frequented paths while discovering historical stories linked to the Soča valley.
Electric Mountain Bike Ride around Bovec
Set out to explore the surroundings of Bovec on an electric mountain bike. Thanks to electric assistance, explore alpine trails more easily and discover, along your route, traditional villages, viewpoints over the mountains, and natural landscapes of the region.
Kayaking on the Soča River
For a more peaceful discovery of the river, opt for a kayaking trip on the Soča. Paddle at your own pace on the calmest sections and enjoy a different perspective of the alpine landscapes bordering its turquoise waters.
Canyoning in the Sušec Gorges
Set off on an adventure in the Sušec gorges during a canyoning trip. On the program: abseiling descents, slides on natural water chutes, and jumps into crystal-clear pools. An activity that combines exploration of a pristine natural environment and thrilling sensations.
Paragliding above the Soča Valley
Discover the Soča valley from the sky during a tandem paragliding flight. Accompanied by an experienced pilot, you soar over mountains, forests, and meanders of the emerald river, while enjoying a panorama of the surrounding landscapes.
Depending on your preferences and pace, you can combine two or three of these activities to make the most of your day in Bovec. Between whitewater sports, mountain adventures, and historical discoveries, the Soča valley offers numerous possibilities to explore the Julian Alps in a different way.
Culture and Nature in the Soča Valley
After a first day full of adventures, discover another facet of the Bovec region with a day focused on culture, history and nature. This itinerary takes you through emblematic places of La Vallée de Soca, where spectacular landscapes and historical heritage blend together.
Hiking to the Sources of the Soča
Start the day with a hike to the sources of the Soča, one of the natural jewels of the region. This short but enchanting trail leads you to a karst cave where the Soča River originates in brilliantly blue water. The peaceful setting and beauty of this place make it an unmissable experience for nature lovers.
Visit to Kluže Fortress
After the hike, head to Kluže fortress, an impressive historical site located above a canyon. Built in the 16th century and rebuilt during the Napoleonic Wars, this fortress played a strategic role during World War I. Today, it offers an insight into the military history of the region and spectacular views over the surrounding valley.
Take the road towards Kobarid and stop at the spectacular Boka waterfall. A lovely viewpoint awaits you just a 10-minute walk away. The more adventurous can take a trail of about an hour (one way) to get closer to the waterfall.
Visit to Kobarid
After lunch, visit The Kobarid Museum, which traces the major events of World War I on the Isonzo front. This award-winning museum offers a moving and immersive presentation of the region's history, with exhibitions on the battles, soldiers and inhabitants affected by the conflict. Then head to the Memorial to Italian Soldiers, an impressive ossuary that honors the thousands of soldiers who fell during World War I. This monument, perched above Kobarid, offers a striking view over the surrounding valley. The site, charged with emotion, is a poignant reminder of human sacrifices.
To complete this stage, take a trip to the Kozjak waterfall, a natural wonder nestled in an open cave. The emerald water flowing in this fairytale setting makes this waterfall a must-see.
Visit to Tolmin
End the day with a visit to the Tolmin Gorges, a spectacular natural site located at the southern entrance of Triglav National Park. This impressive canyon, carved by the Tolminka and Zadlaščica rivers, offers a refreshing walk between vertiginous rock walls and turquoise waters. Don't miss the Devil's Bridge, suspended 60 meters above the gorge, and the mysterious Zadlaška cave, also called Dante's cave.
If you have time, visit Javorca church, a commemorative church dedicated to the Austro-Hungarian defenders who fell on the battlefield of Tolmin on the Isonzo front during World War I.
Vineyards and charming villages from Vipava to Postojna
Today, take the road from Bovec to Postojna, crossing the Vipava valley, a region of Slovénie known for its rolling landscapes, vineyards and traditional villages. Between wine discoveries, local gastronomy and walks in nature, take advantage of this stage to explore the valley at your own pace.
After your discoveries in the Vipava valley, continue your journey towards Postojna, the next stage of your trip to Slovénie.
Here are some suggestions for visits and activities to enhance your day before continuing on to Postojna.
Wine tasting of local wines at Slap
The Vipava Valley is renowned for its winemaking tradition and the diversity of its wines, particularly its fresh whites and elegant reds. Stop at Slap, one of the oldest wine villages in the region, to discover a local winery and taste the wines of the terroir. You can notably taste the indigenous grape varieties Zelen and Pinela, which are characteristic of this Slovenian region.
Discovery of the village of Vipava
Take time to stroll through Vipava, a village with traditional houses, small squares and stone bridges. You can notably discover the sources of the Vipava river, which springs forth in several arms. A pleasant setting for a break and a few photos along your journey.
Hiking or cycling in the vineyards
To discover the valley's landscapes differently, go hiking or cycling on the marked trails that wind through the surrounding hills. You traverse vineyards, orchards and forests, while enjoying viewpoints over the Vipava Valley and the surrounding mountains.
Gourmet lunch in the Vipava Valley
Treat yourself to a culinary break at one of the region's restaurants to discover Slovenian specialties. On the menu, you can notably find pršut, a traditional dried ham, local sausages and artisanal cheeses, accompanied by a glass of wine from the valley.
Among the recommended addresses, Majerija and Gostilna Podfarovž offer local cuisine in a pleasant setting.
Visit to the villages of Vipavski Križ and Goče
Continue your discovery of the valley through its historic villages.
Vipavski Križ: wander through the medieval streets of this village and discover its castle, witnesses to the local architectural heritage.
Goče: explore this historic wine village, recognizable by its paved streets and underground cellars, which testify to the region's winemaking tradition.
Between caves, castles and Slovenian forests
Start the day in Postojna with a must-see visit to the famous Postojna Cave, a true underground masterpiece and one of Slovénie's most iconic attractions. Board the small train that takes you through a spectacular network of galleries, vast halls and impressive limestone formations. Admire the stalactites and stalagmites sculpted by nature over millennia and discover the unique fauna of the cave, notably the mysterious "proteus", nicknamed the "baby dragon". Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, where you can taste Slovenian specialties such as mushroom soup, "žlikrofi" (local ravioli) or game-based dishes.
After lunch, visit the fascinating Predjama Castle, an architectural masterpiece unique in the world. This medieval castle, perched on a cliff face and integrated into a cave, seems straight out of a fairy tale. A walk around the castle also offers the opportunity to appreciate the wild beauty of the surrounding nature, making this visit as enriching as it is inspiring.
End the day with a unique and memorable adventure: brown bear watching in their natural habitat. Accompanied by a passionate and experienced guide, you will be driven by jeep through a preserved forest to the observation point. After a short walk, you will settle into a wooden cabin discreetly nestled in nature. There, in absolute calm, you may have the chance to see these majestic animals moving freely in their environment. While bear sightings are not guaranteed, the experience of this immersion in the heart of Slovenian nature, between serenity and wonder, will remain etched in your memory.
Between Legendary Horses, Underground Wonders and Mediterranean Charm
Set off on a day of discovery between natural heritage, equestrian traditions and Slovenian coastal towns. From the Škocjan caves to the Lipica stud farm, to the charming Mediterranean towns of Koper and Izola, this itinerary invites you to explore different facets of the country.
Begin your day by visiting the Škocjan caves, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This vast underground network is home to one of the world's largest underground canyons. As you explore, discover the impressive rock formations and the dimensions of this natural site.
Continue your discovery at the Lipica stud farm, birthplace of the famous Lipizzaner horses, renowned for their elegance. Founded in 1580, this historic stud farm is among the oldest in Europe. During your visit, discover the history of this emblematic breed, explore the stables and vast meadows where the horses roam. Depending on the day's programme, you may also have the opportunity to watch an equestrian demonstration.
On the way to Koper, make a stop at the Sežana botanical garden, a historic park home to more than 170 species of trees and plants from different regions of the world. Stroll through its paths, discover its exotic greenhouses and admire the artworks that punctuate the gardens.
For history enthusiasts, a stop at the Lokev military museum is also possible. Housed in a former defensive tower, this museum presents its collections in a historically charged setting.
Head to the Slovenian coast to discover Koper, a port city marked by its Venetian heritage. Wander through the old town's narrow streets to Tito Square, lined with historic buildings. You can notably admire the praetorian palace and the Cathedral of the Assumption, two monuments representative of Koper's architectural heritage.
End your day in Izola, a charming former fishing village with Mediterranean charm. Enjoy a stroll along the harbour, walk through its picturesque streets and enjoy views over the Adriatic Sea to conclude this day of discovery on the Slovenian coast.
Piran, Between Mediterranean History and Maritime Adventure
Begin your discovery of Piran, one of the most beautiful towns on the Slovenian coast, with an English-speaking guided tour. This Venetian gem, nestled on the shores of the Adriatic, is brimming with history and charm. Walk through its narrow streets, admire the colorful facades and explore iconic monuments such as Tartini Square, St. George's Cathedral, and the ramparts offering panoramic views of the sea.
Enjoy lunch at one of the local seafront restaurants, where you can savor Mediterranean specialties such as fresh seafood, grilled squid or cuttlefish pasta, accompanied by a glass of Slovenian white wine, such as Malvasia.
In the afternoon, embark on a sea excursion departing from Piran. Sail along the Slovenian coast, admire the Strunjan cliffs, secluded beaches and the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic. Depending on the program, you may enjoy swimming, snorkeling or simply relax on board while admiring the view. This sea cruise will allow you to explore Slovenia from a different perspective, away from the hustle and bustle, and fully enjoy the serenity of the coast.
As an alternative, experience an unforgettable moment at Fonda Fish Garden, a unique marine farm located in the Sečovlje salt ponds nature park, near Portorož. Guided by the Fonda family, passionate biologists, you embark by boat (or kayak/paddleboard) to their "sea garden" to discover the secrets of sustainable farming of the famous Piran sea bass. There, you witness a feeding demonstration, learn why the farm prioritizes quality over quantity, and explore the protected environment of the park. The experience concludes with a gastronomic tasting: raw and smoked sea bass accompanied by Piran flower salt, Istrian olive oil and a glass of local wine, all beneath the pines, facing the sea.
Spend your evening in Piran strolling through the streets and admiring the sunset.
Ljubljana Essentials
After your breakfast, leisurely drive to Ljubljana to arrive late in the morning. Begin exploring the city with a guided tour of the historic center. Let yourself be captivated by the baroque elegance of Ljubljana, accompanied by a guide who will reveal its best-kept secrets. Between Dragon Bridge, The Triple Bridge or Tromostovje, pastel facades and cobblestone streets, you will discover why this capital is nicknamed "the little Prague". Then climb to Ljubljana Castle and embrace the entire city at a glance, up to the Alps on clear days. At noon, savor creative local cuisine in one of the capital's many restaurants.
Discover Ljubljana from a unique angle during a boat trip on the Ljubljanica. The captains often share anecdotes that even locals don't know! Spend the rest of the afternoon strolling through the city.
In the evening, you will have many restaurant options to choose from. If you wish to treat yourself to an exceptional moment (optional), opt for a gourmet restaurant where chefs elevate Slovenian cuisine with creativity and local products.
Last moments in Slovenia in Ljubljana
From Ljubljana
Depending on your flight schedule, take advantage of your last moments in Ljubljana to explore the city at your own pace. After breakfast, if it's market day, lose yourself in the colorful aisles of the Central Market, a true local institution.
Then immerse yourself in Slovenian art at the National Gallery, where works by Ivana Kobilca notably shine, then discover the modern and bold collections of the Museum of Modern Art. Treat yourself to a gourmet break in a typical café or bistro, before an invigorating stroll through Tivoli Park and, for the more motivated, up to Rožnik Hill which offers a beautiful view over the city.
Depending on your wishes and available time, it will then be time to head to the airport, where you will return your rental vehicle before taking your flight, your heart full of Slovenian memories.
Price per person
Indicative price per person, based on double room. Each trip is customized according to your preferences.
This trip can be tailored to your preferences
This itinerary provides an excellent foundation for discovery, but it can be fully customized. Our local advisors build each trip tailored to your budget, dates and preferences.
Not included
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Beverages and personal expenses
- Travel Insurance
- Optional or mentioned site entries
- Tips for guides and local staff
- Accommodation taxes to be paid on site
- Vehicle rental fees
- Services not mentioned in "Included"
- Flight tickets
Included
- Vehicle rental for your entire stay
- Accommodation with breakfast included
- Meals indicated as included
- Traditional "Pletna" boat tour on Lake Bled
- Tickets for the Vogel cable car with typical lunch
- Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle Entrance
- Entry to Lipica Stud Farm
- Guided tour of the Škocjan Caves
- Private guided tour of Piran
- Sea excursion departing from Piran
- Private guided tour of Ljubljana
- Boat trip on the Ljubljanica river
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Passport and identity card
Slovenia is a member of the European Union and the Schengen area. Nationals of the EEA can enter Slovenia with a valid passport or national identity card.
The document must be in good condition (no damaged, torn or altered pages).
Swiss and Canadian nationals must carry a valid passport for the entire duration of their stay.
Tourist stay without visa
Nationals of the European Economic Area and Switzerland have no visa requirement to enter and stay in Slovenia, in accordance with free movement rules within the Schengen area.
Canadian nationals also benefit from visa exemption for tourist stays. This exemption allows a stay of up to 90 days within any 180-day period throughout the Schengen area as a whole.
The authorities may request:
an outbound travel document (return or onward flight),
proof of sufficient financial resources for the duration of the stay,
an accommodation booking or a residential address in the country.
ETIAS travel authorization
Once the European travel information and authorization system (ETIAS) comes into effect, Canadian nationals as well as certain other visa-exempt travelers will need to obtain an advance travel authorization before traveling to Slovenia and the Schengen area.
This authorization, valid for several years for short-stay visits, must be requested online before departure. We recommend that you verify the effective date of this system with the competent authorities before your trip.
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Minors must hold their own travel document (passport or identity card depending on nationality) valid for the duration of the stay.
When a minor travels without one of their parents, an exit authorization from the territory may be required in accordance with the regulations of the country of residence. It is recommended that you check with the competent authorities before departure.
Other nationalities
Entry conditions may vary depending on nationality. Travelers concerned should inquire at the embassy or consulate of Slovenia in their country of residence.
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Alpine and Balkan Explorer, based in Zagreb
Slovenia surprises with its diversity. In just a few hours, you can go from the Alps to the Adriatic, from vineyards to forests, all while keeping that feeling of calm and closeness to nature.
— Louis
