Visit some of Slovenia's most-loved destinations on this popular multi-centre holiday. Discover magnificent landscapes, dramatic scenery, and the varied flora & fauna and wildlife of the Julian Alps on this multi-centre holiday which visits two of Slovenia's most-loved destinations. Spend a few days exploring Lake Bled who's beauty is renowned, nestled amidst dense pine forests and surrounded by the dramatic snow-capped Julian Alps - its famous tiny wooded island has become the national symbol of Slovenia. The small picturesque village of Kranjska Gora sits at the confluence of the Sava Dolinka and Pišnica valleys against the impressive backdrop of the Julian Alps. Enjoy leisurely strolls along the rivers, or venture higher into the mountains from the Vršič Pass where the trails are rugged and the views are mighty.

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For many visitors to Slovenia, Bled is a must-visit destination, with a visit to Bled Castle, the iconic Bled Island - reached by historic Pletna Boat - and a walk through the Vintgar Gorge high on agenda. Activity-seekers will have plenty to do, from the summer rollercoaster on the Straža Hill, to paddle-boarding or kayaking on the lake. Take a day trip to the wild and beautiful Lake Bohinj and walk the stunning Mostnica Gorge or take the gondola up Mount Vogel - this takes you to the best viewpoints and the start points for some really impressive hikes. Or, head to the idyllic Pokljuka Plateau to explore pretty alpine meadows strewn with traditional wooden farm buildings.

Kranjska Gora is in a picture-perfect location between the forested foothills and limestone peaks of the Julian Alps, close to the Austrian and Italian borders. Walk to the triple-border point, explore the cobbled streets and pretty alpine meadows. Take a dip in Lake Jasna, ride the alpine coaster down from the top of the Vitranc chairlift, or try zip-lining at Planica. The walking around Kranjska Gora is stunning, with panoramic views at every turn - easy strolls along the river, wander the boardwalks along the wetlands at the Zelenci Nature Park, or take on a challenge amongst the most dramatic scenery in the area on a high mountain hike starting from the top of the Vršič Pass.