Golden beaches, snow-topped mountains, medieval towns, waterside fishing villages and endless forests are what holidays in Slovenia are all about. Nestling on 46kms of Adriatic Sea coastline, between Croatia in the south and Italy in the north, Slovenia is the perfect choice for a laid-back beach holiday in the summer, while the nearby alpine ski resorts are the places to head in the winter-time. Slovenia's coastline is home to pretty seaside towns including Piran, Portoroz, Izola and Koper, while the mountain resorts of Vogel Bohinj, Kranyska Gora, Terme Zrece and Bled are tops for skiing. Dine on Mediterranean favourites or the locally-caught seafood in a beachside restaurant when the sun goes down or tuck into hearty stews and mulled wine after a day on the slopes. Explore medieval Bled Castle, sitting high on a rock overlooking Bled Lake and its surrounding forests, and there’s also the magical Postonjna Caves to discover. Shop til you drop in lively capital Ljubljana with its designer shops and boutiques. With so much to offer year-round, it’s easy to see why holidays in Slovenia are a popular choice.
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Things To Do
You'll find plenty of activities to enjoy during a holiday in Slovenia. In the summer there's a good choice of watersports on offer. In the winter months you'll find plentiful skiing and snow-based activities in the mountains. A visit to Lake Bled and its castle are a must, as well as a trip underground to see the Postnja Caves. The Savica waterfall is an awesome sight, don't forget your camera. Visit the dragons on the Dragon Bridge in the capital Ljubljana. Enjoy the infamous Lippizaner horses on a trip to Lipica. Follow the wine trail on a trip to the wine-growing hills of Goriska Brda or the nearby Vipava Valley.
Food & Drink
There are many restaurants and cafes to tempt your tastebuds in Slovenia. Local favourites include sauerkraut, grilled sausage, apple strudel, cheese and potato dumplings feature on many menus. Locally brewed Slovenian wine is also a popular choice.
In The Evening
Night-life in Slovenia varies from town to town. Larger towns have a good choice of nightclubs and cinemas. Ljubljana has many bars and clubs together with its opera house and also the symphony orchestra plays regularly in the Cultural and Congress Centre. The university town of Maribor also has a good nightlife scene, while the main action on the coast is in the resort of Portoroz.
Health & Entry Requirements
It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct travel insurance and vaccinations and / or special medication for your destination. Please consult your GP for advice at least one month ahead of travel. It is essential that you meet the visa and passport requirements for your chosen destination. Visit the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (http://www.fco.gov.uk) website for up to date entry requirements listed by country.
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