This day tour is a great, dynamic & fun day out, where you explore the best spots of the Triglav National Park, Soča Valley and the Julian Alps. It's a small-group escape into the wild heart of Triglav National Park! Slovenia is small, but its beauty is not, and one day in the Julian Alps shows you why people fall for this country. You'll drive the dramatic Vršič Pass, hike on amazing trails, and watch the Soča River run that unreal emerald green, the colour the trip is named for. Feeling brave? Add an optional white-water raft down the emerald Soča (extra fee), our guests' favorite thrill. Round-trip transport, park fees and free photos are sorted, and groups stay small (max 8 per guide), so it feels less like a tour and more like a good old road trip with a friend showing you the best stuff. Please note: this tour has no fixed route or set stops, the itinerary is decided spontaneously by your guide.

Join us on an unforgettable journey through the mesmerizing landscapes of Bled on our ATV tour. Let's traverse winding forest paths, conquer rugged hills, and uncover hidden gems together. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the thrill, let's create memories and share the excitement of exploring nature's playground. Come, let's embark on this adventure together.

Every Slovenian dreams of standing on Triglav. This is how you do it properly. At 2,864 meters, Mount Triglav is the highest peak in Slovenia, the centerpiece of Triglav National Park, and a national symbol so profound it sits on the country's flag. Over two days, your IFMGA-certified guide leads you from the valleys of the Julian Alps all the way to the summit, through alpine meadows, past mountain huts, and up a via ferrata that will push you in the best possible way. This isn't just a climb. It's a two-day immersion in Slovenia's greatest mountain. On day one you hike to the Kredarica mountain hut (2,515m), where you'll spend the night above the clouds with dinner, a warm bed, and a guide who knows the mountain intimately. On day two you gear up; harness, helmet, via ferrata set all included and make the final push to the Aljaž Tower at the summit. No logistics to worry about. Just two days that will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Triglav mountain is the highest mountain of Slovenia and lies in the Julian Alps as one of the most magnificent mountains with the great North wall. It has 2,864 m of altitude and Triglav is located in the heart of the Triglav National Park. Beside all it is the symbol of Slovenia and boasts the greatest Slovenian wall. All ascents are led by professional mountain guides with an international IFMGA license. From late June till late September we offer guided trips to Triglav in groups. We leave every Sunday/Monday and Wednesday/Thursday. You can choose your own term – PRIVATE guiding too.

Only a short drive from the lake and tucked into a narrow valley, lies the Vintgar Gorge, one of the most popular attractions around Bled. A 1.5 hour hike will lead you through the ravine as you admire the clear flow of Radovna River, walk over bridges and tread the boardwalks, every bend more picturesque than the last. Our journey will continue on the Pokljuka Plateau, famous for its hiking and cross-country skiing trails where biathlon championships are held every year. Its wonderful pine forests are a remarkable sight, growing at elevation reaching well above 1000 meters (3280 feet). From this home to abundant flora and fauna we will descend on a windy road to the glacially-made marvel of Lake Bohinj.

Unspoilt nature at the foot of the Alps! We’ll start today’s fairytale at Lake Bohinj, the largest natural lake of glacial origin in Slovenia. Maybe Bohinj lacks Bled’s glamour, but it’s less crowded and in many ways more authentic. We are going to follow the main tributary river Savica, through unspoilt forests of NP Triglav, taking us up to magical Waterfall Savica, very unique one among world waterfalls – its watercourse is divided into two parts in the hidden undergrounds. The famous A-shaped waterfall normally comes into sight at an altitude of 836 m and is 78 m high. At Bled time for picture stop, time permitted!