Slovenia Road Trip Itinerary: A Complete Guide to 2 Weeks in Slovenia

Every trip to Slovenia ought to start and end in Ljubljana. Slovenia’s capital is an approachable city that is best discovered on foot.

As you wander the city’s streets, you’ll notice that Ljubljana is heavily influenced by Viennese and Venetian architecture, resulting in a delightful fusion. To get acquainted with the city center, join a walking tour.

We love returning to Ljubljana. Many cities in Europe feel like an overwhelming “to-do” list. Ljubljana, by contrast, feels like a “to-be” list. You’ll feel compelled to simply enjoy yourself.

For us, that means hopping between wine bars and cafés along the Ljubljanica River, visiting shops, and hiking up to Castle Hill with an ice cream in hand.

So, in the name of enjoying yourself, here are our favorite epicurean things to do in Ljubljana, city of dragons.

Open Kitchen

Open Kitchen is a food market that takes place every Friday from mid-March to October. The market features 30 different vendors, including local wine shops, restaurants, and tourist farms.

Tip for wine lovers: go to the J&B Vinoteka stand. J&B is a specialty wine shop in Ljubljana that sells natural and orange wines. Unfortunately, the shop isn’t a wine bar (we hope they open one soon!), so this is your chance to savor some of Slovenia’s most mind-blowing orange wines. Start with the Sun Drops, 2013 by Vino Suman / Suman Wines.

Opening Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 9 p.m. (Fridays only)
Location: Pogačar Square

Bazilika Bistro

If you’re in the mood for something healthy, head to this lovely café. On weekdays, Bazilika Bistro offers a buffet-style lunch. Your body will thank you. And, if healthy isn’t what you want, they also have an assortment of cakes.

Opening Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. (Monday – Friday)
Address: Prešernova 15, 1000 Ljubljana

Wine Bar Šuklje

Šuklje is an all-around great wine bar in Ljubljana. To start, they offer exceptional wine flights, including a regional flight featuring wines from the Vipava Valley and Goriška Brda.

Because Šuklje is located on the pedestrian Breg street, you can choose between their sunny outdoor seating area or their elegant interior.

Opening Hours: 9:00 a.m. – Midnight (Monday – Thursday), 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (Friday – Saturday), 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. (Sunday).
Address: Breg 10, 1000 Ljubljana

Stay in Ljubljana

Budget | Atik Rooms is a friendly guesthouse in the center of Ljubljana. Rooms are small, but nonetheless clean and comfortable. Bathrooms and showers are communal. Guests have free access to a hot water cooker, coffee, tea and fresh fruit.

Midrange | Art Hotel is a boutique hotel located in the city center. Rooms are modern and comfortable and breakfast is included in the room rate.

Luxury | Hotel Cubo is a standout hotel in Ljubljana situated in the heart of the city. Rooms are luxuriously furnished and tastefully designed. The hotel has an on-site restaurant and bar. Breakfast is included.

Look for accommodation in Ljubljana.

On Day 2 of your two week Slovenia itinerary, you’ll drive 1:30 hours to Piran.

Parking in Piran

Piran is a pedestrian city, so you’ll need to park before entering the town. There are clear road signs directing drivers to the parking structures. We parked in the upper parking lot. The fee structure is 1.70 EUR per hour. You can pay with cash or a credit card.

There’s a free bus that connects the parking lot to the town, however, it’s only a 10-15 minute walk, so there’s no need to wait for the bus.

Best Things to Do in Piran

Picture-perfect Piran (Pirano) is a seaside town on the Adriatic Coast. With its Venetian-gothic architecture and coastal charm, Piran will capture your heart in no time at all.

After parking, walk down the hill and follow the promenade into town. The walkway will wrap around a small harbor, filled with fishing boats.

From here, you’ll see the marvelous pastel-colored Tartini Square. When we arrived, there was a folk festival taking place in the square.

Next, continue the walk along the seaside to the tip of the peninsula, marked by the iconic Our Lady of Health church (Cerkev Marije Zdravja).

When you’re hungry, head to Fritolin pri Cantini for lunch. Situated in a delightful 1st May Square tucked away from the sea, this bustling outdoor café serves freshly grilled and fried seafood. We ordered the grilled sea bass and grilled calamari. They were both worth the wait.

After lunch, walk up to bell tower of St. George (2 EUR entrance fee) for sweeping views of Piran. Next, head to the medieval fortress walls for more enchanting views of the city (also 2 EUR entrance fee).

Now, it’s time to wander aimlessly through Piran’s maze-like streets. For dinner, head to the seafood restaurant Pri Mari.

Stay in Piran

Each accommodation in Piran handles parking differently. We recommend contacting your hotel in advance, so you know where to park and how to pay.

Budget | Piraneska is a recently renovated guesthouse located near the main square of Piran.

Midrange | MEMENTO is an aesthetically pleasing and tastefully designed bed and breakfast in Piran. Breakfast is included.

Luxury | Hotel Piran is a seaside hotel dating back to 1913 and located in the old center of Piran, very close to Tartini Square. Guests have access to a spa and wellness center and an on-site restaurant. But, the real treat is the hotel’s rooftop terrace (during summer). Breakfast is included. Hotel Piran offers a 50% discount on parking in the parking house Fornače, when you pay the parking fee at the hotel reception.

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Day 3 of your Slovenia road trip will take you to the Soča Valley. As you drive north, make sure to visit Kanal ob Soči, a tiny town with riverside houses and a stone bridge.

If you’re in need of refreshment, head to Ostarija Matija, next to the Neptune fountain in the middle of town.

After visiting Kanal, continue driving up the Soča Valley. You can make a stop at Tolmin Gorge, which is situated at the southernmost tip of Triglav National Park.

If you visit, allow 1.5 hours to walk the circuit path. The entrance fee varies by month (~ 6-8 EUR). To be perfectly candid, this was a nice-to-do, but certainly not a must-do activity.

On Day 4, continue exploring the Soča Valley and the southwestern Julian Alps.

Learn More: How to Visit Triglav National Park

Best Things to do in Kobarid

Continue the drive to Kobarid, a town in the Soča Valley, south of Bovec. We wrote a post about the top things to do in Kobarid, but here’s an overview:

• Walk to Slap Kozjak
• Follow the Kobarid Historical Trail to historical monuments and natural sites.
• Visit the Kobarid Museum to learn about the region’s WWI history.
• Eat Tolminc Cheese DOP
• Hike the Koseč Gorge Loop Trail
• Hike to the Summits of Mount Krn and Krasji vrh in the Julian Alps

Stay Two Nights in Kobarid

Budget | Premium Hostel Kobarid

Budget | Apartments Masera

Midrange | Apartments Pri nas is located in the main town of Kobarid and is the perfect place to relax after a full day of outdoor activities. It features fully-equipped kitchens as well as an outdoor hot tub.

Midrange | We recommend staying in Koseč at Tourist Farm Kranjc. Koseč is a small hamlet above Drežnica in the municipality of Kobarid. We’re partial to staying on farms, and Tourist Farm Kranjc is an exemplary example of what a farm stay is all about. The family is extremely welcoming. The home-cooked dinner and the breakfast buffet were exceptional.

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After a soul- and belly-filling breakfast at Tourist Farm Kranjc, your road trip continues North. We’ve outlined two fantastic route options to Kranjska Gora.

Drive to Kranjska Gora via Vršič Pass (Option 1)

Before setting off today, make sure that the Vršič Pass is open. You can use the Promet website to find out. Vršič pass is the highest road pass in Slovenia and connects Kranjska Gora with Bovec.

The drive from Kobarid continues to the town of Bovec, through the Trenta Valley, and up to Vršič Pass. If you arrive in Bovec around lunch time, we can heartily recommend Gostišče Sovdat for Soča River trout and grilled calamari.

At Vršič Pass, it’s possible to go on a short day hike to Slemenova Špica, which is a grassy hill and lookout point set amidst the dramatic Julian Alps.

The hike should take no more than 3 hours round-trip. You can read more about this hike in our guide to Kranjska Gora.

Drive to Kranjska Gora via Fusine, Italy (Option 2)

Alternatively, it’s possible to circumvent Vršič Pass by driving into Italy. Here’s the route. From Bovec, you’ll drive to Log pod Mangartom and then take the SS54 into Italy.

You may need to purchase a cross-border permit from your rental car company to drive into Italy. Please check. If you opt for this route, you’re in for a big surprise, as this route passes very closely to Laghi di Fusine (Fusine Lakes).

Read this post on how to visit Laghi di Fusine for more details. We spent several hours hiking around these spectacular lakes and up to a mountain hut. The backdrop of the lakes is the Mangart massif, which is part of the Julian Alps.

Stay in Kranjska Gora

Budget | ​​Pri Marusi is a centrally-located guesthouse in Kranjska Gora with exceedingly kind and attentive owners. Rooms are modern and immaculate. Breakfast is included. 

More budget options: Vitranc Apartments, Gostilna Pri Martinu, and  B&B Brezov Gaj. 

Midrange | Hotel Vandot is a cozy and comfortable hotel in the center of town. Breakfast is included. 

Midrange | Garni Hotel Miklič is a traditional, family-run accommodation with spotless rooms and raving reviews. Guests love the welcoming hosts, central location, and superb breakfast.

More midrange options: Apartma Peček Kranjska Gora, Hotel Pino Alpino, and Vila Mojca – Apartmaji Lena

Midrange-Luxury | Boutique Skipass Hotel is a superb family-run hotel located in the heart of Kranjska Gora. The hotel features an on-site gourmet restaurant.

Another Midrange-Luxury option: Hiša Kosobrin.

Luxury | Milka Boutique Hotel is a new, responsibly-created alpine hotel with six rooms overlooking Lake Jasna and the Northern Julian Alps. The architectural design is an ode to the hotel’s pristine surroundings. Stay here for the elevated cuisine, sumptuous comfort, and of course the location.

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What to Do in Kranjska Gora

Kranjska Gora is an alpine resort town in northwestern Slovenia. As the northern gateway to the Julian Alps, this alpine town has a lot to offer in terms of hiking, cycling, and casual strolling.

Read this post on how to spend a day in Kranjska Gora. Here are a few things you can do:

• Hike to the Martuljek waterfalls
• Bike to Zelenci
• Eat Dinner at Milka
• Walk around Lake Jasna
• Hike to Slemenova Špica from Vršič pass
• Hike to Tamar Mountain Hut from Planica

You can also venture a bit further to Mojstrana and Vrata Valley for more hiking options, as outlined in our Slovenian Alps hiking guide.

Stay in Kranjska Gora

Budget | ​​Pri Marusi 

More budget options: Vitranc Apartments, Gostilna Pri Martinu, and  B&B Brezov Gaj. 

Midrange | Hotel Vandot

Midrange | Garni Hotel Miklič 

Midrange-Luxury | Boutique Skipass Hotel

Luxury | Milka Boutique Hotel 

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Your Slovenia Road Trip continues east to the hidden gem Pokljuka, an alpine plateau located in Triglav National Park, between Bohinj and Bled.

Explore Pokljuka Plateau

Blissfully rural and tucked away from Slovenia’s tourist attractions, Pokljuka is an optimal destination to relax and slow down.

There are many ways to enjoy your day in Pokljuka. You can take leisurely walks around the charming high-elevation hamlets of Podjelje and Koprivnik v Bohinju.

You can hike to the accessible 2,000 m+ peaks of Debela Peč and Viševnic. Or, you can bike through fairy-tale-like alpine pastures, like Planina Zajamniki.

Insider Tip: The easiest approach to Mount Triglav is from Pokljuka. The hike is 2-days, and you’ll overnight in Dom Planika, either before, or after summitting Triglav. Learn More: Hiking to Mount Triglav the Easy Way.

Learn More: Hidden Wonders of Pokljuka Plateau 

Stay on Pokljuka Plateau

If you want to do a lot of hiking in the Julian Alps from Pokljuka, try to stay somewhere close to the Rudno Polje trailhead. The best options, in terms of location, are Šport Hotel Pokljuka and Hotel Center Pokljuka.

Budget | Apartment house Jager offers different apartments depending on your needs.

Midrange/Luxury | We stayed at the Alpine Homestead (former: Tourist Farm Ročnjek), which is in Gorjuše, on the edge of Pokljuka Plateau. We loved that it was remote, yet well-connected to Bohinj and Bled. It’s an ideal accommodation for families with children. Our favorite part about staying here was the breakfast and home cooked dinner we were served during our stay.

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For the next two days, you’ll discover the majesty of Lake Bohinj and some of our favorite places in Triglav National Park. On a warm summer day, you could spend the whole day swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Bohinj.

If you’re feeling up for more hiking (we know you are), here are a few hikes to consider.

In-depth Guide: Lake Bohinj Travel Guide & Map

Places to Eat & Drink around Lake Bohinj

• Foksner is a delicious burger joint in Ribčev Laz.
• Karakter Bar is a causal, outdoor bar in Ribčev Laz, perfect for a coffee, or drink 
• Restavracija Kramar is a lakeside restaurant in Stara Fužina and an ideal lunch spot before/after swimming in the lake.
• Gostilna Bohinj pr’ Mihovc is a traditional Slovenian restaurant in Stara Fužina, which serves local specialities.

Lake Bohinj High Alpine Pasture Loop Trail

This hike takes you to fairytale-like alpine pastures in Triglav National Park. The trail begins in Planina Blato, an alpine pasture with herdsmen huts. To reach Planina Blato, drive to Stara Fužina.

Note: There’s a 12 EUR toll you have to pay to drive to Blato. Just down the road from the Planina Blato parking area, you’ll see trail signs. We recommend hiking first to Planina v Lazu and then hiking down to Koča na Planini pri Jezeru, before returning to Lake Blato. The whole hike should take 3 – 3:30 hours.

More details about this trail in our Julian Alps Hiking Guide.

Seven Lakes Valley Hike

The Seven Lakes Valley (Triglav Lakes Valley) is a dazzling glacial valley, defined by a string of seven lakes. This day hike also starts at Planina Blato.

First, you’ll hike to Koča na Planini pri Jezeru and then across the alpine pastures of Viševnik and Ovčarija, before hiking over Štapce to Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih (Triglav Lakes Hut). This out-and-back hike takes 7 hours total. 

Learn More: Hiking to Triglav Lakes Valley from Planina Blato

Stay 2 Nights around Lake Bohinj

Ribčev Laz

Ribčev Laz is the main hub at Lake Bohinj, with a direct bus connection to Lake Bled and onward to Ljubljana. Here, you’ll find a cluster of eateries, grocery stores, and boat rental shops.

Budget | Hostel pod Voglom is located along the southern shore of Lake Bohinj. This budget-friendly accommodation offers simple twin, single rooms, triple, and quadruple rooms. Bathrooms are either private, or shared. From the hostel, it’s a 20 minute walk (1.8 km) to Ribčev Laz, the closest village (restaurants, shops, etc…). You can rent kayaks, SUPs, and bicycles on-site. 

Midrange | Apartments and rooms Cerkovnik is located in Ribčev Laz, a mere 10-minute walk to the lakeshore (1 km). This sparking clean accommodation offers double and triple rooms as well as well-equipped apartments. Breakfast is available for an additional fee. On-site parking is free. 

Luxury | The newly renovated Hotel Bohinj is located in the center of Ribčev Laz, only a few meters from Lake Bohinj. Designed to impress as much as to pay homage to the region’s cultural heritage, Hotel Bohinj is the most striking hotel in the Bohinj region.

All rooms have air-conditioning. Guests are treated to a healthy and delicious breakfast buffet. You can also enjoy dinner at the hotel and indulge in a wellness package.

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Stara Fužina

Midrange | Ideal for families, the top-rated Pr `Agotnik apartmaji sobe Bohinj offers spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments with fully-equipped kitchens, and washing machines. 

Midrange-Luxury | Hotel Majerca is a lovely boutique hotel with an on-site restaurant in Stara Fužina. The restaurant extends onto a grassy lawn, with views of farmland backed by the Julian Alps. It’s wonderful to start and end your day here. The al fresco breakfast is phenomenal. 

Midrange-Luxury | Apartmaji Triglav is a stylish aparthotel in Stara Fužina with an on-site restaurant and bar and spa and wellness center. Rooms are clean, modern, and feature balconies, kitchenettes and seating areas. Guests particularly love the mountain views and the hotel’s proximity to hiking trails and the lake. Breakfast is included.

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Ukanc

Alternatively, you can also stay on the other end of the lake in Ukanc. This tiny settlement is a great base for hiking to Mount Vogel and exploring the Southern Julian Alps.

Budget | Rooms and Apartments Lake Bohinj

Midrange | Apartments Ukanc

Luxury | Vila Park B&B – Adults Only

Luxury | Hiša Erlah is a very welcoming B&B in Ukanc, very close to the beach. As a guest, you can borrow their SUPs and Kayaks for free.

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On Day 10 of your Slovenia road trip, drive to Lake Bled. For days 10 and 11, you have a few options. You can stay in Bled for one night and then head to Zgornje Jezersko for the next night. Or…

If you’re doing this road trip in summer, or early fall, and you’re very keen on hiking, we recommend staying two nights in Jezersko. That way you can spend a full day hiking on this side of the Kamnik Alps.

Depending on the snowfall, spring may still be too early for alpine hiking, though you can certainly walk in the valley. Jezersko is very small and isn’t a typical tourist destination.

So, choose a lovely place to stay and enjoy the solitude of the mountains.

Visit Lake Bled

Bled is highly touristic, which is why this itinerary doesn’t dwell very long here. That being said, Lake Bled is absolutely enchanting and is highly deserving of its fame.

Take a few hours to walk around the lake, rent a boat, or hike up to the Mala Osojnica Viewpoint. And if you’re dying to stay here, there’s room in this itinerary to do so.

Where to Stay in Bled

Budget | Guesthouse Marko offers clean, simple double rooms with shared kitchen facilities and free on-site parking. The guesthouse is only a 4-minute walk to the lakeshore of Lake Bled. 

Midrange | The warm and welcoming Jazz B&B is a bed and breakfast with twin, double, and family rooms. A wonderful breakfast is included. This top-rated B&B is a 10-minute walk to the lakeshore. 

Luxury | Adora Luxury Hotel is a lakeside villa with a gorgeous regal interior. Boasting unbeatable views of Lake Bled, lavishly-furnished rooms, and a romantic terrace, this romantic accommodation is the ultimate place to stay for a special occasion. 

Look for accommodation in Lake Bled.

Explore Zgornje Jezersko

Zgornje Jezersko is a small Slovenian village, located very close to the Austrian border. It’s one of the gateways to the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. This peaceful alpine holiday is full of jaw-dropping views, and it’s still a secret.

From this small settlement, you can walk to the serene Planšarsko jezero and into the splendid Ravenska kočna valley. The valley is also the trailhead to Češka Koča mountain hut and the Goli vrh lookout point.

Learn more about this hike: Best Hikes in Slovenia 

Where to Stay in Zgornje Jezersko

Budget | We stayed the night at Cvet gora – Camping, Glamping and Accomodations, which was delightful. They have fun “glamping” A-frame huts to sleep in. Showers are communal but very clean. Breakfast is only 5 EUR. The guesthouse is located right on the road, so it’s easy to find.

Midrange | Tourist farm Šenkova domačija is a top-rated farm stay in Jezersko celebrated for its hospitality and fabulous location.

Luxury | Boutique Hotel Vila Planinka. This dreamy and stylish hotel offers guests comfort, delicious food, and exceptional scenery. Guests have access to a wellness center, outdoor terrace, and an on-site restaurant.

Look for accommodation in Zgornje Jezersko.

Drive to Logar Valley

We recommend driving to Logar Valley via Paulitsch Pass (Pavlič Pass) in Austria. This route is spectacular as you’ll circuit the Kamnik-Savinja mountains on a narrow mountain road. Please make sure it’s okay to drive this pass through Austria with your rental company.

Logar Valley is a protected nature park. Upon entering, you’ll pay an entrance fee. The fee structure is as follows: motorcycle 5 EUR, car 7 EUR, van 8 EUR, and bus 25 EUR. If you enter Logarska Dolina on foot, or by bicycle, there’s no fee.

Eat Dinner at Penzion kmečka hiša Ojstrica in Logar Valley

Penzion kmečka hiša Ojstrica, located in the middle of Logar Valley, is a perfect place to eat dinner tonight. Not only are the views spectacular from their outdoor terrace, but the food is also very reasonably priced.

After dinner, you can walk across the road to Lenar Farm, your accommodation for the next two nights.

Stay in Logar Valley

Midrange | Centrally positioned in Logarska Dolina and surrounded by an apple orchard, Lenar Farm offers unbeatable views of the Kamnik-Savinja mountains and wide-open pastures. Whether you’re lounging in the meadow, looking out your apartment window, or eating breakfast, you’ll feel an indescribable sense of contentment.

Luxury | Hotel Plesnik is an alternative option if you’re looking for a more luxurious stay in Logar Valley. From the hotel’s outdoor natural pool and sun terrace, you can enjoy unobstructed views of the Kamnik Alps. You’ll also have access to a renovated wellness center with an indoor whirlpool, sauna, and rest area. Guests can dine in Hotel Plesnik’s on-site restaurant and bar. Breakfast is included in the room rate.

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What to Do in Logar Valley

We decided to end our 2 week Slovenia road trip in Logar Valley (Logarska Dolina), the picture-perfect glacial valley in the heart of Kamnik Alps.

Logar Valley is an ideal destination for gentle strolling as much as rigorous alpine hiking. If you’re up for a challenging hike, we highly recommend the Kamnik Saddle.

• Hike to Koča na Klemenči jami (mountain hut)
• Visit Rinka Waterfall
• Hike to Okrešlj (glacial cirque) 
• Hike to the Kamnik Saddle and Planjava
• Hike to Ledinski Vrh
• Walk the Themed trail through the Logar Valley 

Learn More: Best Things to Do in Logar Valley

What to Do around Logar Valley

Logar Valley is one of three alpine valleys in the Solčavsko region of Northern Slovenia. You can also visit the neighboring valleys of Robanov Kov and Matkov Kot.

In Robanov Kot, you can hike to the alpine dairy Robanova planina and eat a delicious lunch, or dinner at Tourist Farm Vršnik – Govc. For epic viewpoints of the Kamnik Mountains drive the Solčava panoramic road. 

Stay in Logar Valley

Midrange | Lenar Tourist Farm

Luxury | Hotel Plesnik

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Today is your final day in Slovenia. After a slow and savory breakfast in Logar Valley, your journey continues south to Kamnik. If you have extra time, you could visit Velika Planina before heading back to Ljubljana.

The drive from Logar Valley to Ljubljana is 1:30 hours (62 km).

Where to Next?

If you’re combing this road trip with some multi-day trekking in Slovenia, check out our Triglav National Park hut-to-hut hike and our Kamnik-Savinja Alps hut-to-hut hike.

If your road trip continues to Austria, read our Austria Travel Guide. Or, if you’re heading to Italy, check out our Italy Travel Guide.

5 Day Slovenia Travel Itinerary

• Day 1: Velika Planina, Luče, Tourist Farm Stoglej
• Day 2: Robanov Kot, Logar Valley, Lenar Farm
• Day 3: Logar Valley, Lenar Farm
• Day 4: Jezersko, Tourist farm Šenkova domačija
• Day 5: Jezersko, Lake Bled

Learn More: 5 Day Slovenia Road Trip Itinerary

1 Week in Slovenia Travel Itinerary

With only one week in Slovenia, here’s what you can do:

• Day 1: Arrive in Ljubljana
• Day 2: Piran, Kobarid, Soča Valley
• Day 3: Soča Valley, Kranjska Gora
• Day 4: Lake Bohinj
• Day 5: Lake Bled
• Day 6: Logar Valley
• Day 7: Depart Ljubljana

10 Day Slovenia Travel Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive in Ljubljana
• Day 2: Piran
• Day 3: Kobarid, Soča Valley
• Day 4: Soča Valley and Kranjska Gora
• Day 5: Kranjska Gora and the Julian Alps
• Day 6: Pokljuka Plateau
• Day 7: Lake Bohinj and Triglav National Park
• Day 8: Lake Bled and Logar Valley
• Day 9: Logar Valley
• Day 10: Depart Ljubljana

Alternative 14 Day Slovenia Travel Itinerary

With two weeks in Slovenia, you could add the Vipava Valley and Goriška Brda wine regions.

• Day 1: Arrive in Ljubljana
• Day 2: Piran
• Day 3: Vipava Valley and Goriška Brda
• Day 4: Kobarid, Soča Valley
• Day 5: Bovec, Soča Valley
• Day 6: Kranjska Gora
• Day 7: Kranjska Gora
• Day 8: Pokljuka Plateau
• Day 9: Lake Bohinj
• Day 10: Lake Bohinj
• Day 11: Lake Bled
• Day 12: Logar Valley
• Day 13: Logar Valley
• Day 14: Depart Ljubljana