Begin your journey with a visit to Slovenia's capital city - Ljubljana. Start with a walk around the old town, crossing the Triple Bridge, and exploring the Ljubljana Castle. Later, visit the Ljubljana Central Market, and don't forget to try the famous Carniolan sausage.
Triglav National Park is Slovenia's only national park and home to the country's highest mountain, Mount Triglav. Go on a hiking adventure by exploring the Vintgar Gorge and Julian Alps. Afterward, relax at Lake Bled and grab some traditional Bled cream cake.
Explore the impressive Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take the walking route through the cave's underground passages that lead to the world's largest underground canyon. Later, come back to Ljubljana to enjoy the city's nightlife.
The Soča Valley is known for its emerald green river, the picture-perfect scenery, and a range of adventure activities such as kayaking, rafting, and hiking. Make sure to visit the nearby Kozjak Waterfall and Boka Waterfall.
Explore the Karst Region, home to numerous caves, including the world-famous Postojna Cave. Stop at Štanjel, a picturesque town characterized by elegant townhouses and a mighty castle. Later, visit Lipica Stud Farm, to admire the beautiful Lipizzaner horses.
Head to Ptuj, Slovenia's oldest city, and explore the stunning castle, the Dominican Monastery, and the underground tunnels. Afterward, visit the city of Maribor, famous for its vineyards, go on a wine tasting tour and see the oldest vine in the world.
Visit the small coastal town of Koper, wander around the old town and explore the beautiful Praetorian Palace. After that, head to Škocjan Beach and enjoy the day on the Adriatic Sea. Try the seafood dishes at the local restaurants and grab an ice cream from one of the many stands.
Velika Planina is a mountain plateau famous for its shepherds' huts that have been preserved for over 500 years. Explore the beautiful surroundings, go on a hiking adventure, and learn about the local culture and traditions.
Visit Slovenia's largest lake, Bohinj Lake, and take a cable car ride to Mount Vogel for breathtaking views. Go on a hiking adventure around the lake, try some water sports, or visit the Savica Waterfall.
The Kamnik-Savinja Alps is the perfect place to end your 10-day adventure in Slovenia. Go on a hiking adventure to Kamnik Saddle, where you'll be rewarded with magnificent views of the surrounding Alpine peaks. Afterward, relax at the hot springs of Snovik Spa.
Getting around Slovenia is relatively easy since public transportation is efficient, affordable, and covers most areas. For greater mobility and convenience, renting a car is also an option. A 10-day car rental will cost approximately €200-€300. Travel times between destinations are listed in the itinerary.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the town of Kobarid, Murska Sobota, and exploring the Logar Valley. If you have less time, consider excluding the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, visiting either Škocjan Caves or Postojna Cave, and spending more time in other destinations.
The primary airport in Slovenia is the Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU), located 20 km north of Ljubljana. It connects Slovenia to destinations worldwide, and it's located only 30 minutes from the capital city.