Škocjan Caves have been registered in the list of UNESCO because of its importance to the world heritage since 1986. The International scientific community has recognized the importance of the Caves as one of the natural pearls on Earth.
The Caves are one of the most important underground phenomenons in the Karst region and are among the most important Karst caves in the world. Visitors have always been attracted to the gorge at the end of which the River Reka disappears in the underground, the mysterious cave entrances, great underground stalagmites, stalactites and columns. A walk through the Caves will be a unique and well informative tour for individuals and families.
Archaeological studies have shown that people lived in caves already in Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Age through the Roman period and the Middle Ages until today, so for more than 5000 years. Findings from this area have shown that the importance of the caves was not only local, but also regional.
The preserved geomorphologic and microclimatic ecosystem of valleys, caves and the surrounding area are home of rare and endangered birds, several species of bats and other special fauna. The intersection of the Mediterranean, sub-Mediterranean, Central European, Illyrian and Alpine floral elements is also well noticed.
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Enjoy a once in the lifetime experience in the valley of the Sava River. Fly twice down the 250 meter long cable, feeling the thrill and taking in the stunning scenery.
Visit 2 of Slovenia's most breathtaking attractions in one day on a group tour. Explore the ancient underground passages of Postojna Cave and the enchanting Lake Bled.
Discover two of Slovenia’s top highlights on a semi-private tour from Zagreb. Travel in a spacious van with free Wi-Fi, bottled water and snack. Explore Ljubljana and enjoy a boat ride on Lake Bled.
Soča River Valley adventure with Kozjak Waterfall, Vršič Pass, and Lake Jasna, ending in alpine Kranjska Gora—Slovenia’s top nature escape in one unforgettable day.
Discover the underground chambers in the largest cave system in Slovenia on a guided tour and ride on the electric train. Stop at the unique Predjama Castle for a striking photo-op.
Check out the two most famous tourist destinations in Slovenia. Explore Slovenia's capital Ljubljana with a tour guide, and drive into the Julian Alps to Lake Bled surrounded by spectacular mountains.
Visit Bled, a resort with an eminent medieval castle and a romantic island in the lake, along with Lake Bohinj, which lies in a tranquil valley of Triglav National Park.
Explore one of the most popular cave systems in the world as you navigate the passages and galleries of Postojna Cave by electric train. Visit one of the best-preserved cave castles in Europe at the imposing Predjama Castle.
Often described as the "image of paradise", the Alpine resort town of Bled will enchant you with its emerald-green lake, fairytale-like island and imposing castle reigning on top of a rocky cliff.
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