From Zagreb: Ljubljana, Lake Bled & Bled Castle Small Group Guided Tour

Slovenia where the Alps meet the Mediterranean and the Pannonian Plain meets the Karst. Slovenia is one of the most environmentally friendly countries in the world. It boasts vast forests, rich biodiversity, numerous protected areas and parks, exceptional water wealth and high-quality drinking water. In Slovenia you will be surrounded by greenery at every step- nearly 60% of Slovenia's surface is covered by forests. We are particularly attentive to our natural environment due to its rich flora and fauna. A photo experience is must when visiting Slovenia. In this trip we try to wrap up some great photo opportunities. We know that your travel would not be just only about the photography, so that is why our special 5 day trip could be your top up or add to your longer experience. We understand that field of photography is large and there are lots of different wishes, so that this tour is only the frame. We always can adjust . It is normal that we adopt to the weather and your wishes.

Join a professional local cyclist on this amazing one-day road cycling tour that starts and finishes in Ljubljana. This guided One-Day Road Cycling Tour begins in Ljubljana and takes you deep into the incredibly picturesque countryside of the capital’s immediate surroundings. One of the main advantages of cycling in Slovenia are good quality roads and light traffic, so expect to feel the freedom of the road from start to finish. The trail is very popular among locals, with sections of it running along the famous Franja Marathon. We’ll wind our way along the foothills of the Polhov Gradec Dolomites, part of the gorgeous pre-Alpine hilly region of north-western Slovenia, and ascend the highest peak Sv. Trije Kralji (Three Holy Kings) with a church of the same name. The 850 m summit offers spectacular views and doubles as our quick pit-stop. Our tour will then descend into the lowlands, past the scenic municipality of Horjul, and back to Ljubljana for a nice refreshing drink.

Join us for a captivating 2-hour bike tour of Ljubljana, blending historic landmarks with hidden gems! We'll wind our way through the bustling farmers market, glide past the iconic Dragon Bridge, a symbol of the city's legend. Then, dive into the vibrant street art and alternative culture at Metelkova Autonomous Zone. Our journey continues to the outskirts, revealing the lesser-known corners of the city centre. Discover the stories and secrets that make Ljubljana truly special. Whether you're a history enthusiast or seeking offbeat experiences, this tour promises an unforgettable exploration of Slovenia's charming capital. Grab your bike and let's roll through Ljubljana together! This is a guided bike tour of central Ljubljana were we pedal past Ljubljana Farmers` Market, Cathedral, Town Hall and stop by the Ljubljanica river, old town squares, National and University Library. Commentary from your guide as you go.

The trip with our e-bikes will start in Kranjska Gora, a popular ski resort. In its vicinity we will visit the source of the Sava River - Zelenci and the emerald lake Jasna. The road will later lead us to Mojstrana and to the 52m high Peričnik waterfall which belongs among the highest waterfalls in Slovenia. Next stop will be a Jasna Lake – an emerald-green lake surrounded by a scenic view on Julian Alps. We will continue our trip with minivan to our last and according to many tourists, the most spectacular sight in Slovenia. With extensive natural beauty, lake Bled, together with its surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful Alpine resorts, renowned for its 17th-century Baroque church on a small fairytale island in the middle of the picturesque emerald-green lake. Trips with e-bicycles are unique experience in Slovenia, which enables you to be surrounded by wonderful, untouched nature through a trip.

Walking with alpacas is a true oasis of peace. Enjoy the company of these wonderful, serene animals while listening to birds singing, bees buzzing, and crickets hopping in the grass. A walk with an alpaca is incredibly soothing. The 'alpaca pace' calms you and allows you to forget all your worries for a moment.

The Bled Castle Tickets offer access to one of Slovenia's most well-known historical sites perched on a 130-meter cliff above Lake Bled, just a short drive from Ljubljana. Visitors begin their visit with a self-paced entry into the castle grounds, where they can navigate the museum exhibits housed within the medieval fortress. The itinerary includes wandering through the castle’s chapels, ancient wine cellars, and the printing workshop, which reflects the development of printing in the region. The route culminates with a climb to the panoramic terraces, allowing guests to take in extensive views over Lake Bled, the town below, and the Julian Alps beyond. Key stops within the castle include the Castle Museum, where artifacts such as weapons, armor, and medieval tools offer insight into the region's defensive past. The castle chapel, dedicated to St. Mary, showcases Gothic frescoes and baroque altars. The castle’s wine cellar provides an olfactory experience with the scent of aging oak barrels and local wines. On the terrace, the sounds of water lapping at the lake and the calls of birds create a serene atmosphere, complemented by the sight of traditional wooden pletna boats moving across the water. Visitors can also observe the castle’s historic printing press in action and view replicas of medieval documents. Practical details include a flexible entry system where visitors can spend as much time as they wish inside the castle. The castle is accessible via a steep footpath or shuttle bus from the lakeside, but no guided tours are included with the ticket, allowing for independent exploration. Group sizes vary as tickets are sold individually or in packages, and the site can accommodate visitors year-round. The castle’s open-air terraces and indoor museum spaces require moderate mobility, with some steep stairs and uneven surfaces. There are no transport services from Ljubljana included in the ticket, but public buses and private cars can reach Lake Bled within 45 minutes. This ticket suits travelers interested in history, architecture, and scenic landscapes who prefer a self-guided pace. It is ideal for visitors comfortable with walking uphill and who enjoy spending time absorbing details in museum settings. Families with older children and individuals keen on photography will find the castle’s viewpoints rewarding. Those seeking in-depth historical commentary should consider supplemental guides or audio tours available separately.