Travelling in Slovenia with kids

From epic mountains to distinctive seaside, Slovenia is a family playground.![]()

Forget dull moments when travelling in Slovenia with kids. Active families can blitz through a host of adrenaline-buzzing activities in magical settings, from relaxed Italianate seaside to the Soca Valley, a natural wonderland by the breathtaking Julian Alps. White water raft the emerald Soca River, bike or ride quiet trails, go canyoning or walk gorges, tackle high ropes or paraglide. Wonders extend beneath the earth among Europe's finest caves: think bats, jaw-dropping caverns and dazzling early human history. And what kid doesn't like a castle? Slovenia has dozens – plus a host of historic towns – straight out of fairytales.
Our Slovenia family Holidays
Slovenia tailor made tour
Mixture of Slovenian highlights through the eyes of locals
From
€1350 to €2690
8 days
ex flights
Slovenia holidays, Lakes & Mountains
Beautiful walks, lakes and mountains
From
£1849 to £2049
8 days
inc UK flights
Slovenia winter photography holiday
Photograph the most beautiful time in Julian Alps - Winter
From
€1390
6 days
ex flights
Slovenia lake swimming holiday
Swim in the stunning lakes of Slovenia, Italy, Austria
From
£590
4 days
ex flights
South Eastern Europe motorcycle tours
Finest roads in Eastern Europe on a guided motorcycle tour
From
€6098
18 days
ex flights
Dubrovnik to Venice tour
Discover Croatia, Slovenia and Italy
From
£1344 to £1475
10 days
ex flights
Things to do in Slovenia with kids
Horsey heaven
Horse-mad kids will love riding a snow-white Lipizzaner – stars of Vienna's Spanish Riding School - in historic Lipica where they originated. Parents can kick back with a carriage ride around majestic Lake Bled. Less experienced riders can head for equally gorgeous Lake Bohinj, to ride adorable pony-like Icelandic horses.
Speedy Slovenia
Satisfy even the most demanding adrenaline seekers with high-paced adventure activities throughout Slovenia's natural playground. Whizz down churning rapids on the Soca River, then tackle high ropes or go paragliding in the valleys of the stupendous Julian Alps. Tackle Slovenia's highest peak or mountain bike amazing alpine trails.Fab forts
Spin unforgettable memories around colourful history exploring some of Europe's most atmospheric castles. The 1,000-year-old Bled Castle clings to a cliff above a magical lake, while Predjama's fortress offers witchcraft tales and amazing underground caverns. Check out medieval dance moves at lovely Celje Castle.
Our top Slovenia family Holiday
Slovenia tailor made tour
Mixture of Slovenian highlights through the eyes of locals
From
€1350 to €2690
8 days
ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
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Simon Clifford, from our friends at Exodus, explains how a host of activities makes travelling in Slovenia with kids an exciting possibility: “Slovenia is great fun for families with active teenagers, who get bored just sitting on a beach and swimming in a pool. They do all the same activities that the adults do, including whitewater rafting, mountain biking and whizzing down one of Europe’s longest zip lines.”
Maria Vrgoc, from our family adventure holiday specialists Green World Holidays, says it’s hard to choose a favourite activity: “There are so many and it’s so personal, but the ones which pop up most are the white water rafting followed by the visit to the iconic Lake Bled. The SUP boarding on the Ljubljanica River (because the instructors are really great) and of course the mountain go-karts, which are simply hilarious fun!"
Luka Esenko, from our photography specialists Esenko Workshops, picks out flexible options for travelling in Slovenia with kids: “We have personalised tours for families, and we do our best so each family member will get what they like the most. Sometimes part of the family wants to do sightseeing or some sport activities and the other part does photography. Then they can join together for the rest of the day.”