We can’t recommend traveling in Slovenia highly enough. It’s an exceptionally beautiful, pristine country that takes genuine care in preserving its natural environment.
Our Slovenia road trip itinerary begins and ends in Ljubljana. From the capital, the drive leads to the lovely seaside town of Piran on the Adriatic Sea. Next, our route departs the coast and follows Soča Valley into the heart of the Julian Alps.
After visiting Kranjska Gora, the trip continues to Pokljuka Plateau and Lake Bled. Explore the beautiful lakes and alpine pastures of Triglav National Park, including Lake Bohinj, and then drive to the heavenly Logar Valley in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, before returning to Ljubljana.
If you have less than two weeks, you can compress this itinerary. At the end of this post, we’ve outlined suggested itineraries for 7-10 days. Also, check out our 5-day Slovenia road trip itinerary.
We recommend following this route in summer, or early autumn.
Driving in Slovenia
If you’re driving into Slovenia from a neighboring country, make sure to purchase a vignette after crossing the border. You can buy a vignette at any petrol station. If you’re renting a car in Ljubljana, your rental car company will provide it.
Along this route, you’ll have a few chances to briefly cross into neighboring countries like Italy and Austria. Check with your rental car company in advance, as cross-border travel may require a permit. These are optional detours. If you prefer to stay entirely within Slovenia, you can do so without any issues.
2-Week Slovenia Itinerary
- Day 1: Ljubljana
- Day 2: Piran
- Days 3-4: Soča Valley
- Days 5-6: Kranjska Gora
- Days 7-8: Pokljuka and Lake Bled
- Days 9-10: Lake Bohinj
- Day 11: Zgornje Jezersko
- Days 12-13: Logar Valley
- Day 14: Ljubljana, Depart Slovenia
- 1 Night in Ljubljana
- 1 Night in Piran
- 2 Nights in Kobarid, or Bovec in Soča Valley
- 2 Nights in Kranjska Gora
- 2 Nights in Lake Bled
- 2 Nights in Lake Bohinj
- 1 Night in Zgornje Jezersko
- 2 Nights in Logar Valley
Slovenia Road Trip Map
SLOVENIA DESTINATIONS
Ljubljana
Piran
Zgornje Jezersko
How to Book this 2-Week Slovenia Road Trip
Accommodation
Book 1 Night in Ljubljana | New G&P villa (budget-midrange), B&B Pod vrbo (midrange), NEU RESIDENCES smart stay (luxury), or Zlata Ladjica Boutique Hotel (luxury)
Book 1 Night in Piran | Piraneska (budget), MEMENTO (midrange), or Hotel Piran (luxury)
Book 2 Nights in Soča Valley | Apartments Pri nas (midrange), Tourist Farm Kranjc (midrange), Nebesa Chalets (adults-only luxury), Hotel Soča (luxury), or Hotel Dobra Vila Bovec (luxury)
Book 2 Nights in Kranjska Gora | Pri Marusi (budget), Hotel Vandot (midrange), Hotel Pino Alpino (midrange), Triangel Boutique Hotel (luxury), or Milka Boutique Hotel (luxury)
Book 2 Nights in Bled | Hostel Soča Rocks (budget), Guesthouse Marko (budget), Old Parish House (midrange), Hotel Starkl (midrange), or Vila Bled (luxury)
Book 2 Nights in Lake Bohinj | Apartments and rooms Cerkovnik (midrange), Hotel Majerca (luxury), Apartmaji Triglav (luxury), or Hotel Bohinj (luxury)
Book 1 Night in Jezersko | Cvet gora (budget), Šenkova domačija (midrange), or Boutique hotel Vila Planinka (luxury)
Book 2 Nights in Logar Valley | Eko hiša-Eco House Na razpotju (midrange), or Hotel Plesnik (luxury)
Car Rental
We recommend using the Discovercars.com car rental reservation platform to search for and book car rentals in Slovenia. This easy-to-use booking platform compares car rental deals from 500+ trusted providers, so that you can choose the best option for your trip.
Important | If you’re starting your road trip in a neighboring country, remember to purchase a vignette as soon as you enter Slovenia.
Day 1: Ljubljana
Every trip to Slovenia ought to start and end in Ljubljana, city of dragons. Slovenia’s capital is very approachable, and 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.
Open Kitchen
Open Kitchen is a food market that takes place every sunny Friday from late March until late October. The market features 30 different vendors, including local wine shops, restaurants, and tourist farms.
Wine lovers ought to check out 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 | Every sunny Friday from March until November
Location | Pogačar Square | Google Maps
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 | winebar.suklje.com
Location | Breg 10, 1000 Ljubljana | Google Maps
Reviews | Šuklje Tripadvisor Reviews
Stay 1 Night 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.
Budget | Boutique Hostel Angel is a top-rated hostel with dormitory rooms.
Budget-Midrange | New G&P villa offers newly renovated apartments with free on-site parking.
Midrange | B&B Pod vrbo is a top-rated, family-run bed and breakfast with an excellent restaurant and free parking. You can walk to the city center in 10 minutes.
Aparthotel | Green-key-certified NEU RESIDENCES smart stay is an aparthotel in Ljubljana offering sleek air-conditioned apartments with modern kitchens and high-quality furnishings. This sparkling new property provides wonderful facilities including a rooftop pool, fitness room, on-site coffee shop and bar, and private garage parking (25 EUR/night). Breakfast is available at an extra charge.
Luxury | Hotel Heritage is a stylish, 4-star boutique hotel housed in a renovated 16th century Renaissance building in the center of Ljubljana. The 20 rooms of Hotel Heritage are elegant and comfortable and all have air-conditioning, an electric tea kettle, and safety deposit box. Stay here for the location, the rich breakfast (included), and the service-minded staff. Since the hotel is located in the pedestrian zone, there is no on-site parking. But, there is public parking available a few blocks away.
Luxury | Hotel Cubo is a well-run 4-star hotel with modern, minimalist, air-conditioned rooms in the heart of Ljubljana. There is free parking available, but you can also take advantage of their valet parking service.
5-star Luxury | Zlata Ladjica Boutique Hotel is the crème de la crème of boutique hotels in Ljubljana. Located on the bank of the Ljubljanica River in a refurbished historic building, Zlata Ladjica offers 15 unique, air-conditioned rooms and one of the most celebrated organic restaurants in the city. The breakfast is generous, fresh, and nutritious. Valet parking and spa treatments are available.
Look for accommodation in Ljubljana.
Day 2: Piran
On day 2 of your two week Slovenia itinerary, drive 1:30 hours to Piran.
Parking in Piran
Piran is a pedestrian city, so you must park before entering the town. There are clear road signs directing drivers to the paid parking structures. We parked in the upper parking lot. Cash and credit cards are accepted.
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 the bell tower of St. George (entrance fee) for sweeping views of Piran. Next, head to the medieval fortress walls for more enchanting views of the city (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 1 Night 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.
Look for accommodation in Piran.
Days 3-4: Soca Valley
Your Slovenia road trip continues north to Soca Valley.
Along the way to Kobarid, or Bovec, consider visiting Kanal ob Soči, a tiny town with riverside houses and a stone bridge, and Tolmin Gorge, located at the southernmost tip of Triglav National Park.
If your budget allows, stay in Nebesa Chalets.
Explore Kobarid, Bovec, and the Soča Valley
Continue the drive to Kobarid, a town in the Soča Valley, south of Bovec.
Top Things to Do in Kobarid:
- 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
Learn More: Magical Things to Do in Kobarid
Stay 2 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.
Adults-Only Chalets | Perched high above Kobarid and Soča Valley, the one-of-a-kind Nebesa Chalets are four modern 1-bedroom chalets with floor-to-ceiling windows, kitchenettes, and private bathrooms. The room rate includes breakfast and use of the spa facilities (Finnish, Aromatherapy, and Chromotherapy saunas) and fitness room. Extra perks: free bike rental, meal delivery from partner restaurant Hiša Polonka (when possible), and a friendly resident Bernese mountain dog.
Look for accommodation in Kobarid.
Or, Stay 2 Nights in Bovec
Budget | Hostel Soča Rocks offers lodging in a 6-bedroom mixed dormitory. Guests have access to an on-site bar, shared common kitchen, BBQ facilities, and terrace.
Midrange-Luxury | Hotel Sanje ob Soči is a 3-star aparthotel in Bovec with a range of 1-4 bedroom apartments. Guests can enjoy the wellness and spa area and breakfast for an extra charge. There’s a minimum stay requirement of 3 nights.
Luxury | Hotel Soča is a modern 4-star hotel with air-conditioned rooms, a seasonal outdoor pool, fitness room, and bar. Breakfast is available (extra charge).
Luxury | Hotel Dobra Vila Bovec is a charming 4-star hotel, housed in a historic telephone central office and surrounded by gardens. Rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned. Breakfast is included.
Look for accommodation in Bovec.
Days 5-6: Kranjska Gora
Drive to Kranjska Gora
You can drive to Kranjska Gora via Vršič Pass, or the Fusine Lakes.
Option 1: Drive to Kranjska Gora via Vršič Pass
Before setting off today, make sure that 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.
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.
This 5.9 km out-and-back hike should take no more than 3 hours. You can read more about this hike in our guide to Kranjska Gora.
Option 2: Drive to Kranjska Gora via Fusine, Italy
Alternatively, it’s possible to circumvent Vršič Pass by driving into Italy. Here’s the route. From Bovec, 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 how to visit Laghi di Fusine for more details. It’s easy to spend a few hours here hiking around these spectacular mountain lakes. The backdrop of the lakes is the Mangart massif, which is part of the Julian Alps.
What to Do in Kranjska Gora
Kranjska Gora is an alpine resort town in northwestern Slovenia, located near the triple border with Austria and Italy.
As the northern gateway to the Julian Alps, this alpine town has a lot to offer in terms of hiking, cycling, and casual strolling.
During our stay, walk to Lake Jasna, hike to Slemenova Špica, Martuljek waterfalls, and the Peričnik Waterfall in nearby Vrata Valley.
You can also bike to Zelenci Nature Reserve, sample the tasting menu of Milka Boutique Hotel, and walk to the Tamar mountain hut.
Stay 2 Nights 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.
Midrange | Hotel Vandot is a hospitable B&B in the center of Kranjska Gora with clean and cozy rooms and parking (extra charge).
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.
Midrange | Hotel Pino Alpino is an impressive 3-star hotel with an on-site à la carte restaurant and bar, located in Kranjska Gora’s pedestrian zone. Breakfast is included. Free private parking is located behind the hotel.
Midrange-Luxury | Hiša Kosobrin offers modern apartments with fully-equipped kitchens. The property is located on the bank of the Sava Dolinka river, just outside of the town center. Guests have access to a sauna and private parking.
Luxury | Boutique Hotel Skipass is a 4-star, family-run boutique hotel with a wine bar serving Slovenian wines and cold cuts. Stay here for the comfortable rooms, fresh à la carte breakfast, and kind and attentive staff. Parking is available on-site.
Luxury | Milka Boutique Hotel is a 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 fine dining restaurant (open for lunch and dinner), stunning mountain vistas, and a plentiful, mouthwatering breakfast.
Luxury | Triangel Boutique Hotel is a 4-star hotel with comfortable, air-conditioned rooms and apartments. The property faces the Martuljek mountain group and is located directly at the Martuljek Waterfalls trailhead. Guests have access to a wellness area (extra charge), a fitness center, and free private parking. We loved the hotel’s à la carte restaurant, which serves regionally-inspired cuisine made with locally-sourced Slovenian ingredients.
Look for accommodation in Kranjska Gora.
Days 7-9: Pokljuka Plateau and Lake Bled
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 Plateau 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 takes two days, with an overnight in Dom Planika. Learn More: Hiking to Mount Triglav the Easy Way.
Explore Lake Bled
Continue to Lake Bled, Slovenia’s fairy tale lake, located at the eastern edge of the Julian Alps.
For the best views of the lake, hike up to Mala Osojnica. Also, check out the nearby Vintgar Gorge.
Stay 2 Nights in Bled
Budget | Guesthouse Marko is a top-rated guesthouse in Bled, walking distance to the lakeshore.
Midrange | JAZZ B&B is a friendly bed and breakfast with clean, comfortable rooms, a wonderful breakfast, and a shared kitchen. It’s a 10 minute walk to Lake Bled.
Midrange | Old Parish House is a cozy and clean bed and breakfast, 100 meters away from Lake Bled.
Top Choice – Midrange | Hotel Starkl – Heritage & Unique is a darling lakefront hotel with an on-site restaurant and bar. Breakfast is included. This family-run property stands out with its friendly service, exceptional cuisine, and location.
Luxury | Adora Luxury Hotel is a lakefront boutique hotel with 7 luxurious suites. Stay here for the lake views and dreamy location. Breakfast is available for an extra charge.
Luxury | Vila Bled is a historic lakefront hotel with 33 rooms. Set in a quiet area of Lake Bled, guests can enjoy the historical flair of President Tito’s former summer residence. Breakfast is included.
Luxury | Bled Rose Hotel is a modern, 4-star hotel in the center of Bled. The hotel features an on-site bar, an indoor swimming pool and spa, a fitness room, and private beach area. Breakfast is included in the room rate.
Look for accommodation in Bled.
Days 9-10: Lake Bohinj and Triglav National Park
For the next two days, discover the majesty of Lake Bohinj and some of our favorite places in Triglav National Park.
On a warm summer day, you could easily spend hours swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Bohinj. If you’re up for more hiking, and chances are you will be, make the Seven Lakes Valley your top priority.
In-depth Guide: Lake Bohinj Travel Guide & Map
Places to Eat and 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.
Seven Lakes Valley Hike
The Seven Lakes Valley (Triglav Lakes Valley) is a stunning glacial valley strewn with a chain of seven lakes. There are several routes to reach it, with the easiest beginning at Planina Blato, which is accessible via a toll road.
The trail leads through forest to Koča na Planini pri Jezeru and then continues to Planina Dedno Polje and Planina Ovčarija. After squeezing through the Štapce, the trail descends to Double Lake. If you’re willing, extend the hike up the valley to Jezero v Ledvicah (Kidney Lake). Eat lunch at Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih (Triglav Lakes Hut) and return to Planina Blato either the way you came, or via Bregarjevo zavetišče na planini Viševnik (longer).
Allow at least 7 hours for this tour, without the extension to Kidney Lake.
Expert hikers who want to integrate a challenging 2-day hike into their Slovenia itinerary can consider hiking the Veliko Špičje Ridge Trail.
Stay 2 Nights around Lake Bohinj
There are three small villages around Lake Bohinj: Ribčev Laz, Stara Fužina, and Ukanc. To find out where to base yourself around the lake, read my guide to where to stay in Lake Bohinj.
In Ribčev Laz, the largest settlement, I recommend staying in the impressive Hotel Bohinj, a short walk to the lakeshore. All rooms have air-conditioning. I loved the breakfast buffet and on-site restaurant. During your stay, you can book a wellness package. Another option is Apartments and rooms Cerkovnik.
In Stara Fužina, 3-star Hotel Majerca is the excellent choice. I loved eating breakfast and dinner in the hotel’s private garden. More options: Pr `Agotnik apartmaji sobe Bohinj and Apartmaji Triglav.
On the other side of the lake, Ukanc, is a great place to stay for swimming, hiking Mount Vogel, and visiting Slap Slavika. Take a look at Bohinj Apartments Goldhorn Kingdom, Apartments Ukanc, and Villa Park B&B – ADULTS ONLY.
Day 11: Zgornje Jezersko
Drive to the mountain village of Zgornje Jezersko in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.
Explore Zgornje Jezersko
Zgornje Jezersko is a small Slovenian village near the Austrian border and one of the gateways to the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. This peaceful alpine retreat offers breathtaking views and still feels like a well-kept secret.
From Jezersko, you can walk to the serene Planšarsko Lake and continue into the stunning Ravenska Kočna valley. The valley also serves as the trailhead for hikes to the Češka Koča mountain hut and the Goli Vrh viewpoint, which I’ve summarized in Best Hikes in Slovenia.
Stay 1 Night in Zgornje Jezersko
Budget | Cvet gora – Camping, Glamping and Accommodations offers traditional rooms in their guesthouse as well as glamping cabins with shared bathroom facilities.
Midrange | Tourist farm Šenkova domačija is a historic farmstead and active farm in Jezersko. With its Disney-vibes and alpine setting, this is one of the best farm stays in Slovenia. Book half board for the full experience.
Luxury | Boutique Hotel Vila Planinka is a chic alpine hotel with sumptuous rooms, an award-winning restaurant, cozy communal areas, and a sauna. Breakfast is included in the rate. Dinner is a 4-7 course dining experience (vegan tasting menus available), highlighting local recipes lovingly prepared with ingredients of Slovenian origin. Ask the resident sommelier for Slovenian wine recommendations.
Look for accommodation in Zgornje Jezersko.
Days 12-13: Logar Valley
Drive to Logar Valley
We recommend driving to Logar Valley via the Paulitsch Pass (Pavlič Pass) in Austria. This serpentine route winds around the Kamnik–Savinja Alps along a narrow mountain road. Just be sure to confirm with your rental company that crossing this pass into Austria is permitted.
Logar Valley is a protected nature park. Upon entering, you’ll pay an entrance fee. If you enter Logarska Dolina on foot, or by bicycle, there’s no fee.
What to Do in Logar Valley
Logar Valley (Logarska Dolina) is one of three alpine valleys in the Solčavsko region of Northern Slovenia. During your stay, also visit the neighboring valleys of Robanov Kov and Matkov Kot.
Logar Valley is an ideal destination for gentle strolling as much as rigorous alpine hiking. My favorite hike in the area is the Kamnik Saddle. More things to do:
- Hike to Koča na Klemenči jami (mountain hut)
- Hike to Rinka Waterfall and Okrešlj (glacial cirque). Extend the hike to the Kamnik Saddle and Planjava
- Hike to Ledinski Vrh
- Walk the Themed trail through the Logar Valley
- Drive the Solčava panoramic road
- Eat lunch at Tourist Farm Vršnik – Govc and walk to the alpine dairy Robanova planina in Robanov Kot
Learn More: Best Things to Do in Logar Valley
Stay 2 Nights in Logar Valley
Midrange | Eko hiša-Eco House Na razpotju is a top-rated, family-run guesthouse with 10 comfortable rooms, an on-site restaurant, and a small wellness area.
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.
Look for accommodation in Logar Valley.
Or, Stay 2 Nights in Solčava
The accommodation options are limited in Logar Valley. You can expand your search to the neighboring valleys and Solčava region.
Budget | Guesthouse Planinski Dom Majerhold is a guesthouse with a gardena and on-site restaurant. Breakfast is available (extra charge).
Budget | Prenočišča Valentina is a great value guesthouse in Solčava with simple, but spotless and spacious rooms. Breakfast is available (extra charge).
Budget | Turistična kmetija Čerček is a farm stay happily situated on the bank of the Savinja River in Solčava. 2 nights minimum stay. Breakfast is available (extra charge).
Budget-Midrange | Farm Stay “Alpine Dreams” is a farm stay situated on the Solčava panoramic road, overlooking Logar Valley and the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. Some rooms have shared bathrooms. 2 nights minimum stay. Breakfast is available (extra charge).
Midrange | Natur Bajta offers two one-bedroom apartments in Solčava, housed in a renovated barn. Natural wood and black fixtures dominate, lending the place a rustic yet stylish look. 2 nights minimum stay.
Day 14: Depart Slovenia
After a slow and savory breakfast in Logar Valley, the journey continues south to Kamnik and onwards to Ljubljana (1:30 hours / 62 km).
If you have extra time, hike to Velika Planina from the Parkirišče Rakove ravni car park (Google Maps). I wrote about this route to Velika Planina in our 5-day Slovenia itinerary.
Where to Next?
If your road trip continues to Austria, read our Austria Travel Guide. Or, if you’re heading to Northern Italy, check out our Dolomites Travel Guide.
Itinerary Variations: 7 – 10 Days
7-Day Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrive in Ljubljana
- Day 2: Piran
- Day 3: Kranjska Gora
- Day 4: Lake Bled
- Day 5: Lake Bohinj
- Day 6: Logar Valley
- Day 7: Depart Ljubljana
10-Day Itinerary
- Day 1: Ljubljana
- Day 2: Piran
- Day 3: Kobarid, Soča Valley
- Day 4: Kranjska Gora
- Day 5: Kranjska Gora
- Day 6: Pokljuka Plateau and Lake Bled
- Day 7: Lake Bohinj and Triglav National Park
- Day 8: Logar Valley
- Day 9: Logar Valley
- Day 10: Depart Ljubljana
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