“Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of riding a bike.” – John F. Kennedy Travelling to Slovenia offers an adventure of a lifetime on every single day of your visit. The way nature has designed its landscape makes Slovenia ideal for outdoor activities. If you’re looking for the healthiest, all-inclusive and greenest way of exploring […]
Hiking and happiness go hand in hand or foot in boot. -Diane Spicer Slovenia is a prime hiking destination. Finding the best hikes in Slovenia is crucial in planning an unforgettable walking holiday. The country’s plains, pastures, gorges, valleys, mountains, all have one thing in common: they’re green, unspoilt and very diverse. Hiking in Slovenia […]
The forests, hills and mountains in Slovenia are an exquisite experience. But only when explored safely and responsibly. Before you fill your lungs with fresh air and test your physical stamina in the Slovenian mountains, you should acquaint yourself with a few useful tips to ensure a safe and pleasant hiking adventure. Experienced alpinists, versed […]
Named after Julius Caesar himself, these mountains are simply begging you to come, see and conquer them. The Julian Alps are Slovenia’s alpine gem. Protected by Triglav National Park, this mountainous region is glorious beyond belief. The diversity of its landscapes, breath-taking views and pristine nature cannot be described in words. It has to […]
“A walk in nature walks the soul back home.” Few things in life clear the mind and fill the soul. There’s something about the mountains that does both. It must be why Slovenian’s are such avid hikers. And who can blame them? With almost 10,000 km of marked mountain trails and over 181 mountain huts, […]
Yes, it’s the Via Alpina hiking trail. A wonderful walk along 5 international trails, through 8 countries and over 5000 km ranging between 0 and 3000 m above sea level.
Slovenia is (also) an Alpine country. In the north and northwest, along the borders with Italy and Austria, stretch the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, the Karawanks and the Julian Alps.
Lake Bled is synonymous with Slovenian tourism. Why? Because it’s an idyllic glacial lake of unbelievably epic cultural and natural proportions...
Mount Triglav (2864 m) is Slovenia’s highest peak. Its name ‘tri-glav’ means ‘three-headed’, due to its three-peak shape. This glorious giant is Slovenia’s national symbol...
In Italian, via ferrata means “iron path”. And that’s exactly what this type of mountain rout is. It involves steel cables that run periodically every 1 to 10 m along the rocky surface of a mountain or hill...
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