Gems cut out of the rock One cannot visit Slovenia without visiting Postojna Cave, the largest Karst cave in Slovenia with as much as 24 km of fantastic grid of tunnels, galleries and halls. Starting with electric train taking yo... More

One of the natural treasures of planet Earth! The Skocjan Caves Regional Park is situated in the Classical Karst, a part of the continent where World’s pioneering scientific exploration of Karst geography started. This is why ... More

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and one of most vital and lively cities in Europe. Its historical Upper Town with the beautiful Cathedral and other attractions are a must-see. The city offers endless possibilites for shopping, re... More

An interesting city walk with a coffee & restroom stop included through the old town of Ljubljana with an experienced knowledgeable local history fan guide who is going to show you places which you won't see if you were a member o... More

Discover the beauty of Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, considered one of the most spectacular natural phenomena in this part of Europe. Plitvice Lakes National Park has been protected since 1979 as an area of an outs... More

Pearl, locked in mountainous Alps Morning mists during sunrise or evening sunsets over majestic Alps are perfect for that selfie moment. And there is much more to be experienced at Bled, Slovenian prime Alpine resort-town! Climb ... More

⚠ CAUTION! This is NOT a typical city tour full of boring data, history facts and rigid itinirary. Yes, we will walk by the most important and interesting tourist attractions and make stops there, but we will mostly focuse on Lj... More

Maribor is the second largest city in Slovenia. It is also the capital city of the traditional region of Lower Styria. The lovely architecture and the river Drava makes it even more attractive. In Lent – a part of the city you w... More

All mayor Ljubljana sights - Prešeren square, Three Bridges, Congress Square, National Library, The New and Old Square, Ljubljanica river, open air market, Butcher's, Cobbler's Bridge etc. Optional Castle.... More

This personalized walking tour of Ljubljana is special as is the guide, that is me. I was born and raised in Ljubljana and I have lived here almost all my life. I know every corner, street and many stories about it. I know the kno... More

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just ... More

Despite its small size, Slovenia is a place known for the diversity of its regions ... so, it is no surprise that also the culinary characteristics of each region significantly differ one from another. But instead of traveling the... More

You may not be able to name any Slovenian dishes before this 3,5-hour walking tour, but by the end, you’ll be well informed and full. This isn’t, however, just a food tour. Sample traditional dishes, washed down with up to fou... More

The Logar Valley is one of the most beautiful Alpine glacial valleys in Europe. Here the tradition and nature have found the perfect harmony. The destination is suitable for relaxation in the peaceful ambience of the green landsca... More

The most splendid of them all, architect Jože Plečnik transformed a little town into the capital of Slovenes and his works have been recently recognized as UNESCO heritage. Let's talk about master Plečnik, his work and his li... More

In the heart of the Kamnik Alps there is a nice and lovely old town called Kamnik. It is surrounded by the mountains and one of them is Velika Planina that offers the most amazing views. It is green and with unique architecture of... More

Goriska Brda, the region known also as Slovenian Tuscany is fameous for its cultivated landscapes, typical architecture of villages and castles to numerous ethnological attractions, customs, habits and a distinctive local dialect.... More

From Alps into Mediterranean, two faces of Slovenia Start a day with amazing views from the Bled castle and there is much more to be experienced at Slovenian prime Alpine resort-town! Cruise to church island with traditional wood... More

Ljubljana's culinary offerings have always been diverse as Slovenia lies at the crossroads of different regions, cultures, and culinary traditions. Some of the typical Ljubljana dishes have their roots far back in the city's histo... More

The largest city situated on the river Ljubljanica and the capital of Slovenia was first mentioned in the first half of the 12th century and was influenced by Germanic, Latin, and Slavic cultures. This youthful city is known for i... More