Per person, from € 1499 in low season to € 1669 in high season.

Based on two traveling together sharing a double room and rental car.

What's included?

• 11 nights in 4* charming hotels

• Rental car for the entire duration of the tour:

  • Pick-up and drop-off at Ljubljana Airport

  • Type B - Ford Focus or equivalent

  • All-in insurance

  • Second driver included

  • Unlimited mileage

Not included

• Flights

• Travel and cancellation insurance

• Meals, activities and entrance fees not mentioned in the programme

• Tips and personal expenses

Travel Documents

• Belgian citizens (including babies and children) must be in possession of a valid Belgian identity card and be up-to-date with the measures specific to the country of transit and destination. For the most recent updates, we refer you to diplomatie.belgium.be and the websites and apps they bring forward. A valid driver's license (at least 1 year old) and viable credit card in the name of the main traveler and driver of the rental car is also mandatory

• Travellers with a non-Belgian nationality and / or persons travelling on a foreign passport are invited to spontaneously report this matter to the Connections travel consultant and shall contact their respective embassy (s) or Consulate (ate) to obtain the latest updates concerning all current travel requirements and documents.

Insurances

Have a safe and carefree trip: travel fully insured with our Protections travel insurance! Our Protections insurance policies offer various formulas in order to offer you the widest possible cover (with even a fly-on-time, natural catastrophes and epidemics) for both single journeys or for the entire year. We guarantee you the best protection at the best price.

Tailored travel

The tours in our brochures are just a few examples of travel itineraries possible. Our trips can be tailored to suit your specific needs. If you want to book a specific destination or combine it with a mini-tour then we will gladly make you a tailor-made offer. For a personalised day-by-day program please contact our destination experts.

Would you like to travel in a group; with your entire family, friends or colleagues? (min. 10 people required). Put our know-how to the test and send us your details and wishes. We will gladly turn the blueprints of your trip into a detailed quote and a lasting memory for you to cherish. Contact our Connections’ Group Service by e-mail at groups@connections.be or by telephone on +32 (0)2 550 01 65. We would love to hear from you.

Health

No mandatory vaccinations. To verify the latest updates on health requirements, please surf to https://www.itg.be
For all latest measures concerning covid we refer you to the website https://diplomatie.belgium.be

Time zones

Belgian time +1 hour

Best time to visit Slovenia

Slovenia experiences several seasons, each with its own charm. For a self-drive holiday in Slovenia, the best time to travel is from May to September. In spring (May–June), you’ll enjoy pleasant temperatures, blooming alpine meadows and lower prices. The summer months of July and August are the warmest and perfect for visiting the Slovenian coast and Lake Bled. Do keep in mind that this is the busiest period. Early autumn (September) is considered ideal by many travellers: fewer tourists, comfortable temperatures and beautiful autumn colours in the forests of Triglav National Park. Winter sports enthusiasts can visit Kranjska Gora from December to March.

Highlights during your Slovenia road trip

Beyond the well-known highlights such as Lake Bled and Triglav National Park, Slovenia has so much more to offer. Don’t miss the fairy-tale Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with impressive underground canyons. In the Soča Valley, you can admire the turquoise river and enjoy exciting water activities such as rafting and kayaking. Ljubljana, Slovenia’s green capital, deserves far more than a quick visit – the architecture of Jože Plečnik, the lively central market and the cosy riverside terraces make it an irresistible destination. Also make time to visit the medieval town of Ptuj with its colourful buildings and Slovenian vineyards.

Suggested route for your Slovenia self-drive tour

The ideal route starts and ends in Ljubljana, allowing for an easy circular trip. From the capital, head northwest to the alpine region. Visit Bled and Bohinj, the jewels of the Julian Alps, and explore the breathtaking mountain scenery of Triglav National Park. Travel over the spectacular Vršič Pass to reach the Soča Valley, known for its emerald-green river. Continue south towards the Karst region and the famous Postojna Caves. Finish your tour on the Slovenian coast in the charming town of Piran before returning to Ljubljana. This carefully designed itinerary offers the perfect balance between nature, culture and culinary experiences, while allowing you to discover all the major highlights without excessive driving time.

Discovering the Julian Alps

The Julian Alps form the dramatic backdrop of the northwestern part of your trip. Named after Julius Caesar, this mountain region offers stunning scenery with rugged peaks, crystal-clear lakes and picturesque valleys. At its heart lies Triglav National Park, home to Mount Triglav (2,864 m), Slovenia’s highest mountain. From Bled or Bohinj, countless hiking trails await, suitable for all levels – from peaceful lakeside walks to challenging mountain treks. Don’t miss the Vintgar Gorge, where wooden walkways lead you along turquoise water and small waterfalls. The Julian Alps are also worth visiting in winter, when Kranjska Gora transforms into a cosy ski resort.

Exploring the Soča Valley

The Soča Valley is an unmissable part of your Slovenia tour, renowned for its emerald-green river winding through dramatic mountain scenery. Located in the west, the area offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and adventurous activities. The spectacular drive over the Vršič Pass with its 50 hairpin bends brings you to Bovec, the hub for outdoor sports. Here you can go rafting, kayaking, canyoning or paragliding for an adrenaline rush. Hikers will love the many trails along the river and in the surrounding mountains. The valley also has great historical significance as a major battlefield during World War I, which you can discover at the Kobarid Museum and along the Walk of Peace. The combination of stunning nature and rich history makes the Soča Valley a memorable highlight.

Postojna Caves and Predjama Castle

A visit to the world-famous Postojna Caves is a must during your Slovenia road trip. This fascinating underground world of limestone formations stretches over more than 24 kilometres, part of which you explore by train and on foot. The magical stalagmites and stalactites, formed over millions of years, create an enchanting landscape. Just nine kilometres away stands the spectacular Predjama Castle, dramatically built into a 123-metre-high cliff. This medieval castle is connected to an extensive cave system and tells the story of the legendary knight Erazem. Combine both attractions for a captivating day exploring Slovenia’s underground wonders and medieval heritage. A combination ticket is definitely worth it.