Top Activities on the Ground in Slovenia - page 3

The alpine landscapes around Lake Bled are dotted with steep gorges, waterfalls, and mountain streams. On this canyoning tour, admire the natural scenery and get your adrenaline pumping as you hike through the canyons, abseil down cliffs, and splash down natural slides into the water. Suitable for children over 10, it’s a fun activity to enjoy with family or friends, and there’s no experience necessary.

Discover the joy of canyoning in Slovenia’s adventure capital, Bovec, on this small-group trip. Scramble, slide and leap through stunning Susec Canyon, with a guide to capture pictures, help you along the way and provide walk-around options if anything feels too high. Your package includes equipment, photos, guide and 2-way hotel transfers: pick a restaurant in the valley for lunch at your own expense.

The snow-capped peaks and verdant valleys of the Julian Alps lie just west of Bled. On this tour, set out on an easy 3-hour hike to the top of the 6,608-foot (2,014-meter) high Debela Peč Mountain. Admire stunning panoramic views from the mountaintop, looking out over the Alps, Lake Bled, and the Karavanke-Savinja Alpine Ridge; and enjoy a delicious lunch of traditional Slovenian cuisine (own expense).

Take to the skies on an exciting zipline tour through Slovenia’s unspoiled Soča Valley. With a 5-wire track that hovers 656 feet (200 meters) above ground and stretches 1.9 miles (3 km) through the trees, this tour is perfect for the nature enthusiast and adventurer. Breathe in crisp mountain air as you cruise through the forested valley, catching unbelievable views of the Julian Alps and more.

Step up your canyoning adventure with a half-day trip to the Fratarica Canyon in Soca Valley. With an expert guide, depart Bovec and spend five hours exploring waterfalls of ranging heights, including the Loska Stena and the thrilling 147-foot (45-meter) Parabola waterfall. Depending on the waterfall, you’ll have the chance to slide, jump or rappel down into refreshing pools. No experience is required for this intermediate trip, though beginners may prefer the Susec Canyon adventure.

If you’ve only got a limited amount of time to discover the highlights of Ljubljana then an electric bike tour is a smart choice. All the equipment you need is provided—such as an electric bike, a helmet, and a lock—and a guide leads the way so there’s no need to focus on following a map.

Skofja Loka is a picturesque medieval town in Slovenia that’s surrounded by forests and hills. With this e-bike adventure, save time studying a map, and instead, let a guide take you on a route that showcases pretty villages and mountain scenery on the way to Skofja Loka. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to explore Skofja Loka’s old city center with your guide and learn about what makes it so special.

Join us for a captivating 2,5-hour bike tour of Ljubljana, blending historic landmarks with hidden gems! We'll wind our way through the bustling farmers market, glide past the iconic Dragon Bridge, a symbol of the city's legend. Then, dive into the vibrant street art and alternative culture at Metelkova Autonomous Zone. Our journey continues to the outskirts, revealing the lesser-known corners of the city centre. Discover the stories and secrets that make Ljubljana truly special. Whether you're a history enthusiast or seeking offbeat experiences, this tour promises an unforgettable exploration of Slovenia's charming capital. Grab your bike and let's roll through Ljubljana together! This is a guided bike tour of central Ljubljana were we pedal past Ljubljana Farmers` Market, Cathedral, Town Hall and stop by the Ljubljanica river, old town squares, National and University Library. Commentary from your guide as you go.

To save time and tired legs, renting an electric scooter is an excellent choice. No need to worry about following a group around—this is a private rental experience, so you can decide on the itinerary and exactly where you visit in Ljubljana, such as its beautiful Old Town sights. No need to worry about if you want to take a break during your exploring—a lock is provided for extra convenience.

Get a fresh take on Bled when you join your private guide, dressed as a late medieval knight, on this walking tour. Savor majestic views below a grand hotel; learn about Bled's traditional pletna boats; hear how the town became a place of pilgrimage; and discover the vital role Bled played during World War II. A visit to the castle and the island can be added for an additional charge.

If you’ve always wanted to climb an impressively high mountain, but couldn’t due to difficulty, this one’s for you. Viševnik is a mountain that is both over 2000 meters (6500 feet) high and easily accessible with regular hiking gear. But that doesn’t mean that the views aren’t up to par: the panorama is one of the best around, as you get to see other, higher mountains from a prime perspective. Triglav (literally meaning three-headed), Slovenia’s highest mountain, can easily be seen from the top, as can other proud peaks of the Julian Alps.

Experience Slovenia like never before with this 5-hour small-group extreme canyoning excursion in the Soca Valley. An experienced guide will outfit you in the necessary gear and drive you to the canyon, where you’ll begin the hike to the top. From there, you’ll get to jump and slide down the entire canyon, using rope to rappel yourself downward. Spend more than three hours at the canyon, testing your strength and enjoying the adrenaline rush of scaling down cliff sides. At the bottom you’ll meet up with the car, which will return you to Bovec.

Triglav National Park is one of Europe’s largest nature reserves—a gem of mountain paths, rock shelf staircases, and caverns. But the park also has a reputation for poorly-marked trails. Rather than get lost looking for the park’s secret spots, let a local guide take you.

Rent a bike to explore Bovec's scenic Soca Valley at your own pace. Choose from regular mountain bikes, children's bikes, professional Trek, full suspension mountain bikes or E-bikes/scooters, all suitable for off-road, forest, or downhill cycling. The price includes bike and helmet rental for 12 hours (8:30 am - 8:30 pm).

Triglav Seven Lakes are known as one of the most beautiful valleys in the Julian Alps. The legend says if you throw a rock into one of the lakes, it will rain. The hike itself is quite a long one, with steep terrain only at the very beginning. However, after a while, the path flattens, and you can relax while enjoying the unique alpine flora throughout the day. It is fit for families with children, too. The tour offers magnificent views over some of the highest peaks of the Julian Alps, and the colorful beauty of the 7 lakes – from dark blue, crystal clear to emerald green. You will be amazed by the sight of the lakes while enjoying an active day with fresh air in the kingdom of the Goldenhorn.

Hike into the Bohinj Valley for 3.5 hours of rock climbing, swimming, and rappelling on a guided canyoning adventure from Lake Bled that includes round-trip transport from your hotel. Explore the Slovenian mountains with an experienced local, discover hidden mountain springs, and jump from waterfalls in the Julian Alps.

Discover the Alpine landscape of Triglav National Park on a full-day winter tour from Bled to the Gorenjska region; with a local driver to handle the winding roads, you can simply enjoy the view of snowy peaks and deep valleys. A series of five hiking stops take you into some of Triglav National Park’s most scenic locations, from hidden springs to waterfalls that drop from the hills.

See parts of Triglav National Park that you’d otherwise miss with this small-group canyoning tour from Bovec. Travel to Fratarica Canyon where, after a safety briefing and instruction, you’ll rappel down two waterfalls and explore the canyon. Participants must be at least 13 years old, be able to swim, and meet weight limits. The group is limited to 12 people.

Tumbling through lush lowland forest, the Sava River is one of Slovenia’s most beautiful waterways. Discover it on an 8-mile (13-kilometer) white-water rafting adventure, with an experienced instructor/guide and all the equipment you need, plus transfers. Max out the adrenaline with a zipline experience, racing 820 feet (250 meters) across the river at heights up to 82 feet (25 meters).

Get your adrenaline pumping with this Parenzana biking adventure from Koper. One of the most historic biking trails in Europe, the Parenzana trail symbolizes friendship and includes eight preserved tunnels. Your exciting ride will take you through two of them, along with visits to the seashore, vineyards, olive plantations and other stunning sites. In the seaside town of Izola your’ll get to visit a salt evaporation site and then get a chance to feast on delicious local food and wine. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the best of the Slovenian countryside.

Uncover the heart of Slovenia during this hiking tour of Ljubljana. A guide leads you to the edge of Ljubljana, stopping along the way for views of the picturesque castle and volcano-like hill. In the charming village of Smarna Gora, feast on a delicious traditional lunch to keep you energized for your walk and also have a chance to visit the town’s famous pilgrimage church too.

Connect with nature on a canyoning adventure in Triglav National Park. This tour takes care of the details, including transportation from Bovec and safety equipment. Navigate a wild canyon with waterfalls that are over 32 feet tall with an expert. Experience high rappels and jumps in an environment that’s friendly to canyoning experts and beginners.

Add some canyoning adventure to your trip to your Slovenia vacation with a trip to the Sušec Gorge. You’ll venture into the canyon by foot for roughly half an hour, then learn the techniques needed to lower yourself on ropes, leap into wild pools, and slip down natural slides. The route followed gets gradually more challenging, ending with high jumps and rappelling for those who dare.

Try out rock climbing in a safe environment with this small-group guided experience near Lake Bled. Get there and back with ease as round-trip transportation from Bled is included. Then, once at the Iglica climbing area, a guide helps you set up your equipment and teaches you the basics of climbing under expert guidance.