Explore the Highest Slovenian Mountain with beautiful Triglav Lakes Valley hike. Mount Triglav is undoubtedly the best known and most visited Slovene mountain. A classical ascent of Slovenia’s highest mountain, recognizable by its outstanding figure of Three Heads. An Impressive 2864 meters three headed monster represents for Slovenian people an eternal symbol of national consciousness and it enjoys its unique reputation. One does not have to be a keen mountaineer to climb it, but some hiking experience is welcome. Our 3 days self-guided Mt. Triglav tour are truly the best of both worlds.

Our 3-days self-guided Mount Triglav hiking tour are truly the best of both worlds. Hiking on your terms with all the help and support you need so you can focus on what matters most. Mount Triglav self-guided tour offers the same quality, style, service, equipment and comforts of our Mount Triglav guided tour. The only difference is that with self-guided, you are the guide. With over 15 years of experience, we know all the secrets of Self-Guided tours.

Itinerary at a Glance:

DAY 1 / Transfer from Bled or Bohinj - From Stara Fužina – Voje Valley, Mostnica Gorge – Vodnik Mountain Hut – Planika Mountain Hut. Overnight Planika Mountain Hut.  HIKE: 7-8 HOURS / ELEVATION: 1855 m

DAY 2 / Planika Mountain Hut to Mount Triglav –  Dolič saddle – Hribarice plateau – Triglav Lakes Valley – Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih Mountain Hut.  HIKE: 8/9 HOURS / ELEVATION: 652 m

DAY 3 / Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih Hut – Dom na Komni – Koča pri Savici - Transfer to Bled or Bohinj. HIKE: 3+2 HOURS / ELEVATION: 1015 m

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Lonely Planet once wrote: »Slovenia is as picture-perfect as Switzerland or other Alpine areas to the north, but much smaller and easier on the wallet. If you’re keen on trekking, skiing, rafting or simply taking in the scenery of one of Europe’s most attractive countries then Slovenia will not disappoint.« Just a couple of day allows you to see and taste the main attractions of Slovenia. From Lake Bled in the heart of Alps, to the beautiful wine regions we can take you to the coast of Mediterranean sea. Many new experiences wait for you.

Day 1: Arrive at Ljubljana
Arrival at Ljubljana Airport. Transfer to hotel in Ljubljana and check-in. If time allowing, optional (for surcharge) guided sightseeing of Ljubljana, the Slovenia capital. The highlights include the beautiful Old town with cathedral, Dragon Bridge, castle and the Three Bridges Square. Overnight in Ljubljana.

Day 2: Ljubljana – Vintgar – Bled Lake – Bohinj Lake – Ljubljana
After breakfast pickup from hotel and drive through the picturesque landscape to the heart of the Slovenian Alpine region. The first stop is the Vintgar Gorge, one of the most popular natural features in Slovenia. The path through the Vintgar Gorge leads over the wooden bridges, through galleries along the rushing river Radovna through the picturesque gorge, 1600m long and more than 100 m deep. Gorge ends with 26-metre Šum waterfall. Later depart to Bled, which is often mentioned as the »Pearl the Alpine region«. Famous for the emerald-green lake, romantic church on the island in the middle of the lake and a medieval castle from the 11th century perched on a cliff above the lake. Leisure in Bled and a trip to the island by the traditional lake boat called “Pletna”. The journey will continue to Lake Bohinj, the largest glacier lake in Slovenia. Spend some time relaxing on the shores of peaceful lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountains rising high above the lake. On return drive through picturesque villages, also through the village of Studor, famous for wooden hayracks. The double structure of these hayracks is particular to the area and the Studor group of hayracks has been declared an architectural monument. Return to Ljubljana and overnight.

Day 3: Ljubljana – Postojna Cave – Lipica – Piran – Ljubljana
After breakfast transfer to Postojna Cave, which ranks among the most important caves in the world, representing a must see underground phenomena. We continue to the Lipica Stud Farm, home of the Lipizzaner horse. Nowadays, it is one of the most beautiful cultural and historical monuments of Slovenia, its rich history reaching back to the year 1580, when Habsburg dynasty founded it. Short stop for admiring animals in open pastures. Continue to Adriatic coast and stop at the coastal town of Piran, which resembles a large open-air museum. Stroll along narrow medieval streets and fall in love with the city and its rich cultural heritage. On the way back, drive through Portorož, called also the »Slovenian Cote`d Azur« and return to Ljubljana. Overnight.

Day 4: Ljubljana
Breakfast and free time until transfer to airport for departure flight.

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