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Slovenia in 2013

Last month, Lonely Planet named Slovenia as the number one destination in the World for spending active holidays......high praise indeed but well deserved we think......

The article described Slovenia as follows:

"Slovenia has a reputation as one of Europe’s best adventure playgrounds. The towering Julian Alps offer all the adrenalin pursuits you’d expect, as well as some fantastic marked trails to stretch your legs. These mountains are home to rivers that offer plenty of thrills – from hydrospeeding (travelling downriver on a boogie board) to rafting, canyoning and kayaking. Waterskiing is possible at coastal resorts such as Izola. Slovenia’s diminutive size makes getting around the country a breeze: travel from the capital Ljubljana to villages around Lake Bohinj will take an hour by car. This area is a good base for hikes in Triglav National Park and for watersports"

It is difficult to beat that description but we would highlight a couple of holiday thoughts:

Christmas markets in Ljubljana are great

Slovenia has a short coastline but its a great place for a holiday - see Piran or Portoroz

Cycling tours - see opposite

 Multi-activity tours - see opposite

 

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Slovenia activity Holidays

Slovenia is an excellent choice for an activity holiday and it offers options that include accessible family cycling trips to some of the more testing white water rafting trips......

We offer a broad range of options and some of our more popular tours are as follows: 

Cycling tours

The popular cycling tours can be seen at:

The Emerald Tour

Pearls of Slovenia

Wine & wellnes

Tour of Mount Triglav

Cycling from Bled

Multi-activity tours

Slovenia offers some great options for multi-activities whether you head for Lake Bohing; enjoy the 280km of walking and cycling trails plus horseriding, canyoning and hydrospeeding or;

....head for Bovec or Kobaris and enjoy the adrenaline fuelled activities down the Soca river

More details can be seen at:

Bovec

Kobarid

Slovenia in 2013 was posted on 2 October 2012 by Stuart McLeod.

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