Looking for adventure? Here are some ideas for exploring Slovenia's natural

Fishing on the Sava Bohinjka River

The Sava Bohinjka River begins below the outlet of Lake Bohinj, where the Jezernica, merging with the Mostnica River, forms a pristine, clear, and fast-flowing alpine river. The lower course of the Sava Bohinjka, stretching 17 km, is managed by the Bled Fishing Association.

The fishing season runs:

from April 1 to November 14,

while in the winter, fishing for the Danube Salmon (Huchen) is permitted

from November 15 to February 14.

Climbing in Bohinjska Bela

Apartments Pr'Pišk are just a 3-minute walk from the impressive Iglica rock formation, best known for the climbing area "Stara Bela." This spot is rightly considered one of the top-quality climbing areas in Slovenia. Besides Iglica, Bohinjska Bela features two other climbing areas: Nova Bela, located towards Široka peč, and a climbing spot above Kupljenik. These climbing challenges offer excellent options for both beginners and experienced climbers, promising unforgettable moments in nature.

Hiking

Mountain Trails

• Galetovec
• Babji zob
• Kupljenik – Planina Vršana – Talež
• Bohinjska Bela to Kavca – Rčitno – Slamniki – Bohinjska Bela

Walking Trails

• Široka peč
• Brezje
• Iglica – Brezje
• Zaka (around Lake Bled)
• Along the Sava River (down past the fishing lodge, back across the fields by the church)
• Kupljenik – Selo – Mlino

Bled – A Fairytale Destination in the Heart of Slovenia

Bled, with its picture-perfect lake and majestic medieval castle, is one of Slovenia’s top destinations. Known for its romantic charm and breathtaking scenery, Bled invites you to explore its natural beauty and rich tradition. Take a traditional pletna boat to the island, stroll along the lakeshore, or treat yourself to the famous Bled cream cake.

Walk Around Lake Bled
The 6-kilometer lakeside path is flat and easy, perfect for all ages. Enjoy peaceful nature, swans gliding across the water, and stunning views of Bled Island, the castle, and the surrounding Alps. Along the way, you’ll find cozy cafés and plenty of spots to sit and soak in the view.

Bled Castle – A Timeless Icon Above the Lake
Perched high on a steep cliff above Lake Bled, Bled Castle is one of the oldest and most visited landmarks in Slovenia. Its history dates back to the 11th century, when it was built as a defensive fortress. Today, it enchants visitors with spectacular views of the lake, the Alps, and the picturesque surroundings.

🎟️ You can purchase tickets HERE.

Vintgar Gorge – A Natural Wonder Near Bled
Just a few kilometers from Bled, Vintgar Gorge is a true natural gem, featuring stunning waterfalls and the crystal-clear Radovna River. Visitors can enjoy a scenic walk along wooden boardwalks that wind through the dramatic landscape. It's the perfect destination for nature lovers and hikers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.

🎟️ We recommend booking your tickets in advance – Buy Tickets HERE.

Bohinj – Nature’s Paradise in the Heart of the Alps
Surrounded by steep mountains and breathtaking natural beauty, Bohinj is a true haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Here, you can enjoy hiking, cycling, and various water sports on Lake Bohinj, offering unforgettable experiences for everyone.

Lake Bohinj

The largest natural lake in Slovenia, lies at the heart of Triglav National Park and is known for its pristine nature and crystal-clear waters. Majestic peaks of the Julian Alps rise all around, giving the lake its iconic alpine charm. It’s a popular destination for swimming, boating, and hiking – and a perfect starting point for exploring the surrounding natural wonders.

🛶 You can also take a scenic boat ride on Lake Bohinj.
⏱️ Timetable, prices, and tickets are available HERE.

Savica Waterfall – A Symbol of Slovenian Nature
Savica Waterfall, one of the most iconic waterfalls in Slovenia, dramatically plunges down a steep cliff in two streams, forming the shape of the letter “A”. Nestled in the heart of Triglav National Park, this natural marvel is accessible via a well-maintained scenic trail that offers beautiful views of Lake Bohinj along the way.

🥾 The hike to the waterfall takes about 20–25 minutes along a forest path with over 500 stone steps.

💶 Tickets must be purchased in cash at the parking area before entering the trail. Online booking is not available.

Vogel – A Year-Round Adventure Destination
Vogel is a popular ski resort in the Julian Alps, offering fantastic skiing in winter with stunning views of Lake Bohinj. In summer, it transforms into a base for hiking tours and cable car rides, providing panoramic views of Triglav and the surrounding peaks.

🚠 Take the Vogel cable car for an unforgettable panoramic view.
⏱️ Timetable, prices, and tickets can be found HERE.

Mostnice Gorges – A Fairy Tale of Nature
The Mostnice Gorges are a picturesque canyon in the Voje Valley near Bohinj, where the crystal-clear Mostnica River carves deep, narrow gorges through limestone rocks. Along the trail, you'll encounter numerous natural bridges, pools, and waterfalls, creating a magical atmosphere. A walk along the well-maintained path through the gorges offers stunning views of the pristine nature of Triglav National Park.

🥾 The hike is approximately 2 km long and takes around 1 hour.
🗺️ Find the trail map and more information HERE.

Hiking in Triglav National Park – Pokljuka
Pokljuka is a high-altitude plateau in Triglav National Park, known for its beautiful nature, forests, and views of the surrounding Alps. In winter, it becomes a popular ski center for biathlon and cross-country skiing, while in summer it offers numerous hiking trails and a chance to enjoy the tranquility of nature.

Blejska Koča na Lipnici, located at an altitude of 1,257 meters, offers stunning views of the Pokljuka forests and the surrounding Alpine peaks. The hut is open year-round and is a popular destination for hikers who wish to enjoy nature and local cuisine.

Triglav – The Highest Peak in Slovenia
Triglav, standing at 2,864 meters, is Slovenia's highest peak and offers breathtaking views of the Julian Alps and nearby valleys. As a symbol of Slovenian identity, it attracts hikers and climbers who seek both adventure and the natural beauty of Triglav National Park.

The best time to attempt the ascent is from late June to the end of September. Climbing Triglav requires not only good physical condition but also the proper equipment. It's essential to adjust your route according to current high-mountain conditions and be prepared for rapidly changing weather. Always plan ahead, check weather forecasts, and ensure you're equipped for mountain hiking.

Distance: approx. 20 km one way
Difficulty: moderate
Highlights:

• The gorge of the Sava Bohinjka River

• Scenic views of the Julian Alps

• Lake Bohinj – the largest natural lake in Slovenia

• St. John the Baptist Church by the lake

• Savica Waterfall (accessible with an additional hike)

Recommended stops for food and drinks:

• Gostilna Danica (Bohinjska Bistrica)

• Kramar Café (by the lake)

• Okrepčevalnica pri Hrvatu (Ribčev Laz)

Distance: approx. 30–35 km one way
Difficulty: moderate to challenging (some gravel sections)
Highlights:

• The peaceful and picturesque Radovna Valley in Triglav National Park

• Pocar Farm – a cultural heritage museum

• Peričnik Waterfall – one of Slovenia’s most beautiful waterfalls (accessible from Mojstrana)

Recommended stops for food and drinks:

• Penzion Psnak (Radovna)

• Gostilna pri Železničarju (Mojstrana)

• Slovenian Alpine Museum Café (Mojstrana)

Distance: approx. 20–25 km
Difficulty: challenging (steep ascent)
Highlights:

• Pokljuka Plateau – famous for its pine forests and hiking trails

• Blejska koča mountain hut – with panoramic views

• Biathlon Center Pokljuka

Recommended stops for food and drinks:

• Planinski dom na Pokljuki (mountain hut)

• Koča na Uskovnici (alpine hut)

• Blejska koča (Lipanca)

Distance: approx. 10 km
Difficulty: easy
Highlights:

• Medieval old town of Radovljica

• Beekeeping Museum

• Radovljica Manor

• Park views over the Sava River

Recommended stops for food and drinks:

• Gostilna Lectar (traditional Slovenian cuisine)

• Grajska kavarna (castle café)

• Vidic House Bistro