Natural Escape in Slovenia
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Discover the lush greenery of Slovenia.
Between mountains and lakes, a natural paradise awaits you.
Must-see locations
Slovenia, a jewel where nature reigns supreme.
In a short time, you can move from the snow-capped peaks of the Julian Alps to the small Adriatic Sea coastline or from the beautiful Lake Bohinj to the impressive Postojna caves. Along the way, you will make long stops on the gentler and greener hills of Pohorje or on the karst plateaus with Mediterranean hues. Often rightly nicknamed "the green jewel of Europe," the Slovenian territory is marked by its vast forest areas where wolves and bears, deer and capercaillies coexist.
Welcoming and warm without being expansive, the Slovenian reflects his land. Proud of his Slavic origins, he will gladly introduce you to his region's traditions. To discover the many facets of this country that is still awakening to tourism, it is particularly recommended to contact a local travel agency. They will know how to organize with you directly the ideal tailor-made trip to discover Slovenia in all its authenticity.
An escape between nature and culture
Located on the southeastern slope of the Alps, between the Mediterranean and Eastern Europe, Slovenia is a small country with diverse landscapes, far from mass tourism. A tailor-made trip to Slovenia will allow you to discover all its mysteries.
The Must-Sees of Slovenia
Discovering the charm of the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, is a unique experience. Nicknamed "the Beloved," this small European capital offers a fascinating blend of culture and history. With its historic center along the Ljubljanica River, its impressive castle, and vast green spaces, Ljubljana captivates with its warm atmosphere. The presence of many students and the market in the old town add to its particular charm.
The medieval Venetian port of Piran is another Slovenian gem. This coastal town attracts a crowd of visitors in summer, fascinated by its Gothic architecture and colorful houses. Piran is a crossroads of civilizations, where Italian and Slovenian influences mingle.
Finally, Lake Bled, about fifty kilometers from Ljubljana, is a must-see for any trip to Slovenia. This glacial lake, with its picturesque island housing a castle and a church, offers an enchanting setting for visitors. Lake Bohinj, meanwhile, is the largest permanent lake in the country. It is a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts, attracting hikers, climbers, paragliders, and kayakers.
The Lesser-Known Slovenia
The secret caves of Pokljuka, located near Lake Bled, are a must-see destination. While exploring this canyon, you will discover impressive walls 50 meters high and a lush forest.
The wine route of Goriška Brda, often compared to Slovenia's Tuscany, is home to the largest cellar in the country. The white wines come from grape varieties such as rebula, chardonnay, and sauvignon, while the reds include merlot and cabernet sauvignon. A visit will give you a better understanding of Slovenian wine while enjoying tastings.
Kayak enthusiasts will find their thrill on the Soča River. Renting a kayak to navigate its waters guarantees excitement and breathtaking landscapes.
Velika Planina, in the Julian Alps, is a shepherd's village perched at an altitude of 1400 meters, accessible only by cable car. This place offers magical hikes with incredible panoramas, far from mass tourism.
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