slovenia

Holidays - Slovenia

Hotels and apartments in all Slovenian regions: Primorska, Gorenjska, Stajerska, beautiful Alpine villages and valleys, Kranjska Gora, Bohinj, Bled, Bovec and the popular seaside towns - Slovenian Istra - Portorož, Piran, Izola, Strunjan.

Although Slovenia has little coastline, it has a very rich offer. You can enjoy Slovenian coast through out the year in a variety of luxurious hotels and apartments with excellent seafood and traditional Slovenian food.

In Slovenia, there are some places that are attractive for the whole the
year: romatic Bled with a church on island in the middle of the lake, beautiful lake Bohinj with Savica Waterfall, Postojna cave.

During holidays in Slovenia, you can try many culinary specialties. For the main course you can afford pudding with buckwheat mush and sauerkraut, Idrija žlikrofi, bratwurst with matevž ... and something sweet with Prekmurje gibanica, apple strudel or Bled cream slice. For gourmets Slovenia has excellent prosciutto and excellent wines (Teran, Refosco, Malvasia).

Slovenia is a great destination for all those who like to spend their holiday at the spa. Spas in Slovenia have a few hundred years of tradition with healing thermal and mineral water, which you can drink directly from the spring. Spas offer excellent living conditions in the high-categorical hotels and apartments. In the spas can spend your vacation more actively or indulge in treatments and pampering.

For those who love to spend their vacation more active there are very diverse oportunities: cycling paths, walking trails, golf courses, hiking with a variety of mountain huts, where you can enjoy a Slovenian culinary specialties.

Of course, during the holidays in Slovenia you have to visit its capital, Ljubljana. It is a pleasant small town where you can walk among the remains of Roman times and contemporary architecture. For the inquisitive ones there are many museums, galleries, the castle funicular, Cathedral, Triple Bridge, Plecnik marketplace, Library, remains of the Roman Emona.