Slovenia Brda Tours

Slovenia tour 8 days covers the Capital city Ljubljana and western Slovenia (Ljubljana. Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, Radovljica, Vintgar Gorge, Vršič Pass, Kobarid, Šmartno, Štanjel, Lipica Stud Farm, Piran, Škocjan Caves, Trieste, Postojna Caves and Predjama Castle) Takes you to Alpine, Karst, and Coastal regions. It offers great insight into Slovenian diversity, history, culture, gastronomy and wine. Touring Slovenia includes many outdoor activities, like gorge hike, cave walk, a cable car ride to Julian alps, stud farm visit. It gives many opportunities to get to know the locals.

Slovenia tour 11 days will show you everything Slovenia is known for and much, much more. It is surprising, a small county like ours can be so diverse. Sceneries, architecture, dialects, cuisine, and wine, get way different just after an hour’s drive. From the Julian Alps to the Adriatic coast, from the rolling hills of Brda to the eastern plains of Prekmurje, a traveler will get the feeling he/she is changing the county continuously. Slovenia is one of the youngest countries in the world, being independent only since 1991, but its history, linked to ancient Rome, Austrian Empire, Venetian Republic, interwar Kingdom of Yugoslavia and post WW2 socialist Yugoslavia is an opportunity for the traveler to get a ˝big picture˝ of European history. The tour will take you to some must-see places like Ljubljana, Postojna Caves, Lake Bled, but includes some lesser-known corners like Bohinj, Novo Mesto, Ptuj… Natural sites and urban areas will follow each other on an overwhelming tour of the country, you better visit now, before everybody else gets here.

Covering four countries ( Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Italy ) this is a tour offering insight to part of Central Europe strached between Alps and Adriatic. Historicaly these was an area where Germanic, Slavic and Latin influences were fighting for predominance, and where nations were used to live one beside the other. For about half a century even under the same Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, who also had a train network extended in order to conect Vienna and beloved Venice, which he visited a few times while part of his vast Empire. The tour starts in Vienna crosses Slovenia, touching all of its most important sites like Bled, Ljubljana, Brda wine region and Postojna Caves. Croatian part takes in spectacular Plitvice lakes, a UNESCO site and charming seaside resort Opatija. A former fourth largest town in Austrian Empire and its largest port, Trieste, is a town Italian classic tour would not take in. Seeing it, so interesting and beautiful, will make you wonder why. Ending up in amazing, unique Venice gives you the chance to extend your holiday there or take advantage of its really well conected airport or train station.