Kranjska Gora

Enjoy an orientation walk around the village, including the small but attractive Lake Jasna, surrounded by the beautiful Julian Alps and popular for walks around the lake, bathing and fishing. The small, relaxing alpine resort of Kranjska Gora is reminiscent of Switzerland or Austria. Despite modern development, it remains an unspoilt mountain village, complete with its onion-domed church and magnificent displays of window-boxes and hanging baskets.

Included on holidays departing in 2020

Half Day

Triglav National Park

Travel by coach through the village of Mojstrana en route to the beautiful Triglav National Park, home to spectacular Mount Triglav, which at 2,864 metres above sea level is Slovenia’s highest mountain. The park is blessed with gorges, rivers, creeks and streams, as well as the magical Perisnik waterfall.

Included on holidays departing in 2020

Half day

Heritage Trail

Enjoy a scenic coach trip to the historic village of Radovljica where you’ll see well-preserved houses that were built in the 15th century. From here you’ll continue to the quaint village of Begunje, birthplace of the Slovanian folk musician Slavko Avsenik, before returning to Kranjska Gora.

Included on holidays of 14 nights or longer departing in 2020

Half Day

Medieval Venzone

Head across the Italian border to discover why Venzone is believed to be one of Italy’s most attractive villages. Set within medieval walls are a number of historic monuments for you to discover as you stroll through the winding streets of this beautiful 14th-century village which was almost destroyed by an earthquake in 1976.

Included on holidays of 14 nights or longer departing in 2020

Half day

Julian Alps

Experience the kingdom of the chamois and the spectacular natural sights on the sunny side of the Alps, then descend into the Trenta Valley and pause in Bovec for lunch. Afterwards, continue towards the Predil Pass, through the north-east corner of Italy. You will need your passport and don't forget your camera!

Full Day

Taste of Slovenia

Your day starts with a stunning train ride through the mountains and river valleys to picturesque Most na Soci for a leisurely cruise around the emerald blue lake. Continue to the village of Dobrovo to see how wine's produced here, then visit a cellar for a tasting.

Full Day

Bled and Bohinj lake

Travel through the Bohinj Valley to Ukanc, where you can climb up 500 steps to view the 78-metre waterfall of Savica, or take a cable-car (not included) to Mount Vogel. Your journey back takes you through the villages of the Upper Bohinj Valley to Lake Bled. The town and lake lie in a beautiful valley whose most dramatic sight is the castle, standing on a hilltop. Admission to the castle is included.

Full Day

Ljubljana

Ljubljana is one of the smallest and youngest capitals in Europe. Take a ride on the funicular up to the castle for great views. Get a closer look as you stroll along the river bank, then recharge your batteries in one of the many riverside cafes before snapping up a few bargains at the lively open-air market.

Three quarter day

Postojna Caves

Created by the underground River Pivka, the stalactites and stalagmites of Postojna Caves make this cave system particularly attractive. An electric train takes you underground, and a guide then walks you through the most interesting sections. On this tour you'll also visit one of Slovenia’s finest buildings, Predjama Castle, which dates back to the Middle Ages.

Full day

Lipica

Discover the Mediterranean world of Slovenia's coastal region on a visit to the medieval town of Piran, which has retained its Venetian charm throughout the centuries. Contrast this with the small village of Lipica in the middle of the karst region and visit the Lipica stud farm, where world-famous lipizzaner horses are reared.

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