Slovenia easy walking holiday, self guided
The price for a single traveler is higher.
Trip is possible between March and November. The trip is organized and run by a local Slovenian company.
Description of Slovenia easy walking holiday, self guided
This easy self guided walking holiday in Slovenia takes in a number of the country’s most photogenic sights, including Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, the Vipava Valley wine region and the medieval mountain town of Radovljica. It is a tailor made tour, so you can add a night here or there in a particular location if it suits you. Walks in the alpine foothills will vary but expect to be on the trail for between three and five hours each day, covering distances of six to 12km with an elevation gain of around 400m.
Begin in Slovenia’s picturesque capital, Ljubljana, before making for the beguiling mountain landscapes that make this such a wonderful country for walking. Well-chosen routes take you through peaceful grassy meadows where cows thoughtfully watch your progress, and rolling hills and cool forests, along with pristine glacial lakes. These beautiful backdrops positively invite you to take a relaxed pace.
You’ll be following a tailor made itinerary designed by an expert local tour operator that knows this region exceptionally well. As such, they can provide you with lots of valuable advice not only on less-visited viewpoints around popular locations such as Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj, but also good local restaurants and cafes to visit. Full support is provided to ensure you can set off each day in complete confidence.
Ideal for walkers looking for an easy-going and immersive experience, with plenty of time to take in local culture, this holiday is available between March and November. Come in spring for pretty wildflowers scattered through the meadows, autumn for divine shades of colour in the forests and bountiful harvest produce, and summer for simply blissful weather (and some very tempting lake swims).
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1 Reviews of Slovenia easy walking holiday, self guided
Reviewed on 03 Apr 2026 by Ben Collins
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?
Every hike was brilliant, with fantastic variety from day to day.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?
Go with whatever recommendations Slotrips make - they were all excellent.
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?
We stayed in locally owned hotels and used locally-run agents, drivers, restaurants etc. Transfers were by train where possible (Slovenian trains are excellent) and we walked all day!
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?
Brilliant, can't recommend highly enough.
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CARBON REDUCTION:The huge majority of your carbon footprint on this tour will be caused by your flight to Slovenia. If you come from a European country, we encourage you to check the train or bus options for your arrival to Slovenia.
Once in Slovenia, you will move Slovenia mostly on foot, which means that most of the trip will be 'human-powered'. Only small distances of the trip will be covered with a van (less than 250km in the whole trip!), joining transfers with other travellers where possible for a smaller impact. Your luggage transfers will also be optimized according to our other guests' routes. Of course, this is a walking holiday and you spend most of the time walking and interacting with the locals - learning about food, wine, history, culture, and more.
Vegetarian and vegan food is available each day. We are constantly communicating with our suppliers and encouraging them to optimize the portions accordingly to their guests wishes and needs. Whenever possible we choose restaurants and other venues that work with locally-sourced and seasonal products.
ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE:
On this tour, we normally welcome couples or small groups, which means that there's less impact on fauna and flora compared to larger groups.
We avoid single-use plastic and strongly encourage everyone to bring their water bottle and drink tap water throughout the trip. Tap water is drinkable all over Slovenia. Wherever possible we aim to use accommodations that have implemented food/plastic/energy/water reduction practices.
This tour includes the entrance fee to Unesco heritage Skocjan caves and indirectly contributes to maintenance and preservation efforts for this spectacular cave system.
We contribute to nature restoration & recovery by donating to local NGOs. Our last donation was for reforestation in the Karst area which was heavily damaged during the 2022 forest fire. We also attended the reforestation days there as a team in 2024.
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LOCAL ECONOMY:We are a small family-run local company, based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This is our home and we love collaborating with local hotels, guides, craftsmen, chefs, farmers, winemakers, and other locally-owned gems. We recognize that the well-being and satisfaction of the local people who are not directly involved or benefited from tourism is crucial. We have a deep respect for local cultures, environments, and the individuals who graciously share their communities with us.
On this tour, way more than 50% of all accommodations and all other service providers are locally owned. Most of our lunch venues are owned and operated by small local companies or individuals, highlighting traditional Slovenian cuisine. We are especially happy to be able to cooperate with small local companies - our friends and colleagues.
Most of your money spent stays in the region, supporting these businesses and helping individuals build a better life.
EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY:
100% of our employees and our nearest subcontractors are locals. Not everyone owns a Slovenian passport but has lived in Slovenia 15+ years and is a Slovenian resident. Everyone is getting a fair payment, far better than the minimum wage in Slovenia. We have both female & male guides. Their sexual or religious orientation is of zero importance.
This trip is LGBTQ+ friendly. We accept all travelers who have the physical capacity to do this trip. Limited hearing is not an issue. Since this is a hiking tour, limited mobility, limited vision, or cognitive issues might be a problem.
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