Holiday homes in Slovenia

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Apartment and holiday home lettings in Slovenia are attractive for visitors who come here to explore the country’s incredible natural wonders. In Slovenian Istria, not only can you swim in the blue waters of the Adriatic and sunbathe on great beaches, you can also see unusual natural phenomena. One of the most popular tourist destinations is a famous health resort, Portorož, located in Slovenian Istria. Mineral water from the nearby hot springs and mud flushed from salt pans form the basis of therapeutic treatments, which have been developed for over a century.

The charming seaside resort of Piran, with a Mediterranean character, has much Venetian architecture, narrow mediaeval streets and an 18-kilometre-long beach. A circle-shaped square called Tartini, named after a famous violinist, is the landmark of the town. Piran also supports many art galleries and an aquarium showing ocean wildlife.

In Slovenia, there are almost 900 caves. A miniature tourist train takes visitors inside Postojna, the largest cave in Slovenia, which is as large as 20 square kilometres. Predjama, a fascinating castle built on a steep rocky cliff, is located approximately nine kilometres from Postojna. Another beautiful karst area is the Škocjan Caves system near the town of Lipica. This incredible underground canyon is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the northern coast of Istria, 80-metre-high cliffs formed by sediment are another unique geological sight.

The largest lake in Slovenia is Lake Bohinj within the Julian Alps. In the summer, it is frequented by swimmers, fishermen and water sports enthusiasts, who come here to enjoy the water and the alpine panorama. Lake Bled is another lake in the Julian Alps visited by Slovenian and international tourists. A scenic view of the lake against the backdrop of monumental mountains is best accessible from Bled Castle on the lakeside.

The Julian Alps, the Kamnik-Savinja Alps and the Karawanks range in Slovenia are perfect for hikers. Idyllic mountain panoramas, deep forests, sunny meadows, canyons and waterfalls will take you away from the hustle and bustle of big cities. In Triglav National Park you can explore alpine karst areas and pristine alpine vegetation in a wide elevation range (180 - 2,864 m). The Vršič saddle at 1,611 metres is a challenge for bicyclists, who climb up this hard hill to enjoy the steep ride down.

If you enjoy a rush of adrenaline, you can spice up your climb of the highest mountain in Slovenia, Triglav, by via ferratas – special climbing routes equipped with steel cables for safety. Prisojnik (940 metres), Mangart (470 metres) and Mojstrovka (300) are other via ferratas in the area. In Slovenia, the opportunities for adventure lovers never end. The frequent rapids and wide stream beds of Slovenian rivers make them well suited for rafting and canyoning.

Whether you seek adventure and unconventional thrills or a beautiful beach off the beaten path, be sure to find a holiday home or an apartment letting in Slovenia!

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