The city of Piran sits daintily on the western coast of Slovenia, arrowing out into the Adriatic Sea forming the western-most tip of the country. The signature red roofs of the buildings have become a staple of the Adriatic coast, with much larger cities such as Dubrovnik and Split in Croatia displaying such colours.
Read MoreAs we often mention (maybe a little too often), Slovenia is a real gem of a country. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning after an undoubtedly delightful previous trip, the country, and the people that live there, always have something new to offer. For first-time travellers, it’s worth noting that Slovenia is not a particularly ‘hard’ country to visit.
Read MoreFor those of us that love heading off to hit the slopes of Europe, there is a constant battle between the cost of skiing holidays and our desire to carve up the snow.
Read MoreThinking of heading to Slovenia for your next holiday adventure? Winter is perfect for skiing and summer is idyllic for exploring. Which will you choose?
Read MoreSlovenia’s traditional approach to food production is something that ensures much of the native dishes are made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients.
Read MoreWhether you’re visiting Ljubljana for the first time or the twentieth time, you’ll likely always find something new that the city has to offer. With an area covering 163 square kilometres, discovery is
Read MoreBled is a small town in north-west Slovenia that until recently has remained relatively untouched by modern tourism. However, as more and more people discover the natural beauty of the country, the town
Read MoreWith Ljubljana at its heart, Slovenia is a country that has much more to offer than first meets the eye. For people who take the time to explore outside of the city and
Read MoreThe capital of Slovenia can be overlooked by many who are seeking a city break. However, this means that for those who do make the roughly two-hour journey, they are rewarded with a
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