Slovenia is often referred to as Europe's playground for adventure. Offering countless outdoor opportunities, there are few adventures that stand out from the rest. The variety of options highlights the diversity that Slovenia has in store for the avid adventurer. Below, we've put together our 5 favorite outdoor adventures in Slovenia.
Get here while it's still hot—August is the last full month of Slovenia's busy (and relatively pricy) high season. With that comes sunny weather, a sporty vibe from tourists and locals who spend as much time outdoors as possible, and loads of fun cultural and musical events. Read on to learn more about visiting Slovenia in August.
May is truly one of the best months to get outdoors and explore Slovenia, especially now that the rains have temporarily subsided. The sun is shining, the daytime temperatures are warm, and the Mountain wildflowers are blooming. Read on for more tips on where to go and what to expect in Slovenia this month.
As a country still off-the-beaten-path for many travelers, one could say Slovenia itself is a place most people miss, but shouldn't. With its rich history and stunning topography, it's an undisturbed fairytale land come to life. Whether you're into beer, architecture, or adventure, you'll find an unexpected must-visit spot in this roundup.
With its soaring alpine landscape, iconic Lake Bled, and stunning wine country, Slovenia is perfect for an unconventional honeymoon stay. From castles and caves to world-class cuisine, let Slovenia be the fairytale ending to your nuptial celebrations.
Slovenia, a tiny gem of a country in central Europe, is best explored by car. Whether it's your main destination—or if you're combining with a trip to neighboring Italy, Austria, or Croatia—allow yourself extra days on the road to explore the Julian Alps, visit medieval seaside villages, and sample some of Europe's best wines.
Slovenia remains one of Europe's best-kept secrets, rewarding travelers with all the charm and beauty of its neighboring countries and significantly fewer crowds. Enhance your trip with unique accommodations: choose a treehouse overlooking sparkling Lake Bled, a classic mountain chalet in the Soča Valley, or a number of other properties that will make your stay in Slovenia exceptionally memorable.
July is high season in Slovenia, and with mostly sunny, hot weather, it's a perfect month for getting outdoors to bike, hike, and play in the water. The whole country comes alive to take advantage of the fine weather and the slew of festivals that take place throughout the month. Let this monthly guide help you find the best places to visit and things to do.
Foggy and damp, November is best suited for urban and cultural exploration: museums and galleries, caves and castles. While this may be a less than ideal month to visit weather-wise, November ushers in wine season, with Martinovanje kicking off a host of awesome wine festivals throughout the country. Find out what to do and where to go with this month's guide.
Afternoon naps in luxury treehouses. Leisurely wine tastings in some of Europe's oldest vineyards. Days spent shopping and dining in Slovenia's well-kept capital city. Get ready to be wowed by the surprisingly luxe experiences in this tiny, mountainous, off-the-beaten-track country.