Top Bled Full-day Tours

Pack in more of Slovenia’s natural sights than you could see on a day traveling on your own with this full-day tour of Triglav National Park. You’ll travel by air-conditioned minivan stopping by such famous landmarks as Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, the Pokljuka plateau, Vintgar Gorge, and more. You’ll stop often for photographs, enjoy three scenic hikes, have plenty of opportunity for swimming, and enjoy an optional Mt. Vogel cable car ride.

Slovenia’s relatively small size means travelers short on time can glimpse most of the beautiful country in just a day or two. Tick off all of Slovenia’s natural treasures on a full-day tour from Bled, which covers Triglav National Park and the Julian Alps. Admire highlights such as the Lake Bled, the Emerald River, and Soca Valley, and choose to upgrade to include white water rafting on the Soca River.

Make the most out of your trip to the Soca Valley with a full-day adventure tour from Bled. You’ll descend waterfalls on a Canyoning adventure in Fratarica, enjoy immense vistas hiking Vršič Mountain pass, and experience an exhilarating ride on a whitewater raft down the Soca River. All transportation, guides, equipment, and entrance fees are included in this action-packed tour of Triglav National Park.

Join us on Winter Fairytale Half-Day Trip and explore Winter Triglav National Park full of magical lakes, waterfalls and beautiful nature packed with snow. The dynamic countryside with majestic Julian Alps on one side, and on the other side steeply carved valleys, gorges with crystal clear Savica waterfall, magical Bohinj lake hidden high between the mountains, green forest…The list goes on and on.

Combine a visit to the Postojna Caves with a trip to the Predjama Castle on day trip from Bled. With this tour, you’ll enjoy two of Slovenia’s top attractions all in one day and be delivered back to Bled in time for sunset. You’ll wander through the fascinating underground world of Postojna Caves gazing at bizarre rock formations and countless stalactites and stalagmites, and then stop by the real-life farilytale Predjama Castle on your way back to Bled.

Take a break from the city for a full day of hiking, swimming and exploring natural springs in the Slovenian Alps! Admire spectacular views of mountains and alpine forest along the 1000 Springs Route, and break to visit several sparkling mineral water springs and participate in your choice of activities such as paragliding, horseback riding or archery (own expense). Soak up the tranquil beauty of the Slovenian borderlands!

Visit Triglav National Park with ease on this full-day guided tour from Bled. Depart from your Bled hotel and travel in a van to Bohinjska Bistrica. Ride a motorail through the Julian Alps on the way to Triglav National Park. Go white water rafting with your guide in the Soca River. Explore Kozjak waterfall, Napoleon Bridge, and Boka Waterfall before taking a short hike to a spring of the Soca River. Travel by vehicle to the mountain pass at Vrsic and admire the view.

Visit Triglav National Park and the Soca River on a day trip from Bled that shows off the scenery of the Julian Alps. You can participate in any outdoor activities that interest you, such as hiking, river rafting, exploring the lakes or river canyons, kayaking, or other adventures (activities are at your own expense).

Combine the mystifying Postojna Caves with the medieval village of Predjama on this family-family day-trip from Bled. Over the course of seven hours, you’ll discover the stalactites and stalagmites of the Postojna Caves, Slovenia’s most popular tourist attraction, and visit the fairy tale Predjama Castle, a 700-year-old structure carved into the mouth of a cave. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off is included on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.

Join us on Summer Fairytale Half-Day Trip and explore Triglav National Park full of magical lakes, waterfalls and beautiful nature. The dynamic countryside with majestic Julian Alps on one side, and on the other side steeply carved valleys, gorges with crystal clear Savica waterfall, magical Bohinj lake hidden high between the mountains, green forest…The list goes on and on.

The tour will take us up Vršič Pass - one of the most popular mountain passes in the country, which lies at 1600 m (5250 ft). The spectacular drive up follows a road built during WWI and offers incredible views of the mountains as well as remarkable war time stories. We will stop at the Russian Chapel memorial and marvel at the achievement of Russian POWs, who built this winding road with its 50 hairpin bends.

Experience the winter idyll among the snowy white peaks in Julian Alps or Karawanks with Kofler Sport agency. ‘Ski touring’ describes those routes which are done mainly on skis. Various tours are available: you can climb to the top and ski down; you can cross a mountain area where you repeatedly ascend and descend; or sometimes you mostly walk on skis in the snowy and quiet landscape.

Experience a wild adventure in Slovenia’s wilderness by canyoning in a mystical hidden canyon and rafting down the pristine Soča River. A walk through the scenic Soča Gorge will be topped off by a drive up to the highest mountain pass in the country to witness the splendour of the Alpine world from above.

Venice – the city of canals is the most romantic and one of the most fameous cities in the world. You will never forget the visit of the lovely squares, canals, bridges and amazing palaces. It will remain in your mind forever.

Explore the small Slovenian coastline and its highlights. Koper is the capital city of Slovenian Istria, the biggest port town rich in history. Boutique town of Piran is amazing historical jewel with distinctive Venetian architecture. For a perfect ending of the tour taste some of the best local wines.

This day trip will give you a taste of Slovenia’s Alpine splendour by visiting its most stunning glacial lakes. You will get a chance to swim in this pristine environment, hike up to a mysterious waterfall, and feel the rush of canyoning in one of the gorges located nearby.

Vienna is one of the world’s most beautiful and amazing capitals. The history, music, art and architecture makes it unique and well-worth visit. Enjoy your coffee on the main square, taste the fameous Sacher cake and let the city fascinate you.

A person or two can be wrong, but a million can’t. Every year, that and a bit more travel to Croatia to experience the dazzling beauty of the cascading lakes of Plitvice. Among in numerous small lakes are 16 larger ones, each with its own anecdote stemming from real events (don’t worry, we won’t spoil any right now). A UNESCO World Heritage park since 1979, the lakes are renowned for their distinctive colors, ever-changing from azure to green, grey or blue, depending on the number of minerals or organisms in the water and the angle of sunlight.

Istria is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic Sea. The peninsula is located at the top of the Adriatic between Bay of Trieste and Kvarner Bay and it is shared by three countries: Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. Rovinj is one of the most popular and most developed tourist resorts in Croatia. The old town is built on an island and it is one of the most picturesque and romantic towns on Mediterranean. Pula is a seafront city on the top of Istrian peninsula, known for its protected harbour, beach-lined coast and Romans ruins like amphitheatre. The visit of those gems will leave you speechless.

Located in the very heart of Slovenia, Ljubljana is a must-see for any visitor. It will charm you with its laid-back vibes, the buzz on the river banks of Ljubljanica and its stunningly pretty architecture that spans through centuries. Let your guide take you on a journey through history and learn all about the famous dragon and other local legends. Stop at iconic landmarks, such as Prešeren Square, Three Bridges, the Dragon Bridge, Central Market and Congress Square and enjoy the small streets of the charming old town.

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, relaxation or fun.

Heading south, to the Karst region of Slovenia, we will discover the immense underground treasure known as Postojna cave. A remarkable system of underground halls, tunnels and dripstone formations, it is one of the most popular attractions in the country. To make it more exciting, the visit of Postojna Cave starts on a small electric train ride that takes you into its depths. A guided walking tour inside the cave will uncover its mysteries, including the olm, an intriguing creature nicknamed “the baby dragon”.

TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARK ADVENTURE will take you on a memorable hiking & road tripping experience with breathtaking views, crystal clear lakes, magnificent waterfalls and lush green forests of Slovenia's unspoiled nature.

Start your day on the boardwalks of Vintgar, the most popular gorge in Slovenia, and wear out your cameras on this 1.5 hrs walk of spectacular scenery in Triglav National Park. After Vintgar, we will continue away from the regular tourist paths and venture into the lesser-known valleys, Radovna and Krma. There, we will see a mix of beautiful forests and grazing meadows surrounded by towering peaks of the Julian Alps. Feel how time stands still in the tiny shepherding villages, untouched by the fast-paced tempo of the outside world.