Included in the price:
Accommodation: Bled, 7 nights
Single use: On request
Service: Half Board

Walking, Cultural & Natural beauties:
Guide & Entrances, Transfers

On request:
Local Lunch: by program 150 €
Transfer: Airport

Day 1. Arrival: Slovenia
On request: Transfer, Airport
Accommodation & Dinner: Bled

Accommodation: Bled, 7 nights
CLICK: according to availability
Service: Half Board

Day 2. Bled Lake

Hike: Vintgar Gorge
A kilometer long canyon through which the Radovna River flows. Half the way is over bridges, and the other half along very narrow paths. At the end, there is a beautiful waterfall, Šum, from where one climbs the Hom hill which offers a beautiful view of Bled and its surroundings.
Length: 9.5km (1km ascent)
Lowest point: 500m
Elevation: 200m

Bled Castle
In the 10th century, a fortress was built on a high cliff, which was rebuilt and expanded several times in a thousand years. Today it is used only for tourism.
Free time for lunch: Bled

Bled Island
By traditional Pletna boat: a family tradition, since 1590.
Church of the Assumption of Mary: An ancient center of pilgrimage. Climb the 99 steps and ring the bell as you wish.

Hike: Osojnica Hill
Osojnica is a hill that rises above Lake Bled and offers a unique view of the surroundings. A very popular place for photos.
Length: 6km (1km ascent)
Lowest Point: 500m
Elevation: 190m

Day 3. Julian Alps
Transfer:Bled - Planica - Kobarid

Planica: Famous the ski jumping center of the world
From there a path leads to the Tamar valley, where the Nadiža waterfall is located.
Length: 7.5km (1km ascent)
Lowest point: 900m
Elevation: 180m

Source of the Sava River
Zelenci: A nature reserve that creates a marsh around the source
Two artificial lakes in Jasna: were built after the Second World War, are still popular excursion places today.

Battle of the Isonzo
Vršič pass: at 1611 masl, it connects the regions of Gorenjska and Primorska.
Russian Chapel: Built by Russian military prisoners on the site during World War I, is an eloquent reminder of the horrors of war.
Lunch: Hut

Kobarid Museum: founded in 1990 with the aim of preserving, researching and presenting the First World War, in particular the Soča front.

Day 4. Lake Bohinj
Transfer: Bled - Lake Bohinj

Hike: Mostnica Gorge
A beautiful walk along of the Mostnica river to the source at the end of the Voje valley.
Length: 10.5km (3km ascent)
Lowest point: 850m
Elevation: 240m

By gondola: Vogel Ski Center, views of the Julian Alps
Lunch Vogel

Savica Waterfall
After a good twenty minutes of ascent, we reach the waterfall, which is the source of the longest river in Slovenia.
Length: 2km (800m ascent)
Lowest point: 750m
Elevation:140m

Church of St. John the Baptist: Church of St. John the Baptist from the 11th century on the shore of Lake Bohinj with many mysteries inside.

Day 5. Medieval Villages & Vodiška Mountain
Transfer: Bled - Radovljica

Medieval town of Radovljica: developed in the 14th century on the river terraces above the confluence of the Sava Bohinjka and the Sava Dolinka. Medieval walls with a defensive moat complete the unique examples of medieval architecture in the region.

Brezje pilgrimage centre: Pope John Paul II also visited here
Kropa, cradle of the forge: A visit to the blacksmith´s museum is a veritable walk through the history of this craft.
Lunch

Hiking: Vodiška Mountain
A hike through the forest will take us to a beautiful clearing at the edge of the Jelovica plateau. There we will take a refreshment in a mountain hut.
Length: 4.5km (2,5km ascent)
Lowest point: 650m
Elevation: 520m

Day 6. Lipanski & Mrežce Peak
Transfer: Bled -Start Point

Hike: Lipanski & Mrežce Peak
Located near Bled, on the edge of the Pokljuka plateau, at almost 2000 m/el., the picturesque peak of Lipanski is an easily accessible summit, from where we enjoy a superb view of the central Julian Alps, overcoming Krma Valley. This path, passing through the pretty mountain refuge of Lipanca, also open in winter, is an ideal route for hikers.
Mountain picnic

Start point: Parking, located at 1300 m/alt.
From this parking lot, let´s head north, through a forest. Then, a few hairpin bends lead us to the Lipanca pasture, renowned for its pleasant mountain refuge. From there, we leave to access the summit of Mrežce. We thus took the simplest path allowing us to benefit from a closer view of the highest Slovenian mountains.
Length: 10.5km (4km ascent)
Lowest point: 1300m
Elevation: 640m

Day 7. Ljubljana & Postojna Cave
Transfer: Bled - Postojna - Ljubljana

Postojna Cave
This cave is made up of a tangle of more than 20 km of caverns and galleries. In 1872, a narrow-gauge railway line was built inside the cave.
Predjama Castle: 10 km from the cave we discover Predjama Castle which was built halfway up a limestone cliff.

Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia
In 1821, the capital hosted the Congress of Laybach, which set the European geography for the following years. The main places are Prešeren Square which is part of the pedestrian zone and Ljubljana Castle which is located on top of the hill.
Free time for lunch: Ljubljana

Day 8. Departure
On request: Transfer, Airport