Wake up beside Lake Bohinj, where the mornings feel noticeably slower
Slovenia brings together alpine landscapes, rivers, and wine country in a way that feels far more varied than its size suggests.
This bespoke Slovenia itinerary moves from the Julian Alps through the Soča Valley and into the country’s wine regions, finishing in Ljubljana. Over the course of a week, it covers lakes, mountain passes, and vineyard-covered hills, with each part sitting within relatively easy reach of the next.
Begin beside Lake Bohinj, set within Triglav National Park, where time is spent exploring gorges, mountain viewpoints, and the surrounding alpine landscape. Continue to Lake Bled before crossing the Vršič Pass, one of the most scenic drives in the region, into the Soča Valley, known for its striking emerald river and outdoor experiences.
From here, the journey shifts south into Slovenia’s wine country, where vineyards and hilltop villages replace the mountains. Time is spent exploring the region by e-bike, with private tastings and long lunches overlooking the landscape.
The itinerary finishes in Ljubljana, a compact capital that combines architecture, food, and local culture in a way that is easy to explore without needing to over-plan.
Wake up beside Lake Bohinj, where the mornings feel noticeably slower
Walk through limestone gorges shaped by time, then look back across the valley from above
Spend time at Lake Bled, seeing it beyond the usual viewpoints
Cross the Vršič Pass, Slovenia’s highest mountain road, winding through the Julian Alps
Time in the Soča Valley, centred around the river, with rafting and time on the water
Travel into Slovenia’s wine region, exploring vineyards by e-bike with a private tasting and lunch
Time in Ljubljana, explored through a guided food and history tour with a local expert
Day
1
Arrive into Ljubljana and transfer directly into the Julian Alps.
Settle beside Lake Bohinj, located within Triglav National Park, where you will spend the next two nights. The setting is immediately alpine, with forest, water, and mountain peaks surrounding you.
Dinner that evening introduces the region’s seasonal cuisine.
Day
2
Explore Triglav National Park with a full day of guided experiences.
Begin with a walk through a limestone gorge shaped by alpine water, before ascending Mount Vogel by cable car for panoramic views across Lake Bohinj and the surrounding peaks.
Lunch is taken in the mountains, with time to enjoy the setting before returning in the afternoon.
Day
3
Travel to Lake Bled and spend time on the lake, including a traditional boat crossing to the island.
Continue via Kranjska Gora before crossing the Vršič Pass, the highest mountain road in Slovenia, with views across the Julian Alps.
Descend into the Soča Valley, where you will stay for the next two nights.
Day
4
A full day exploring the Soča Valley.
Begin with a guided white-water rafting experience on the river, followed by a more relaxed afternoon exploring the valley by bike, with stops along the way.
Lunch is taken locally.
Day
5
Travel south into Slovenia’s wine region of Goriška Brda.
Explore the area by e-bike, moving through vineyards and hilltop villages, before a private wine tasting and lunch overlooking the landscape.
Continue to Ljubljana in the afternoon, where you will stay for the final two nights.
Day
6
Discover Ljubljana through a guided food and history tour.
Explore the city’s key sites alongside local food stops, gaining a clear understanding of both its culture and cuisine.
The remainder of the day is at leisure
Day
7
A final morning in Ljubljana before transferring to the airport for your return flight.
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