Prepare to be blown away by one of the most stunning outdoor destinations in Europe.
Discover this picturesque region on western Slovenia, you will find the Julian Alps, the Triglav National Park and Soča and Nadiza rivers carving their way into the valleys, among many other wonderful places.
Here is all about nature, from active excursions on emerald rivers, mountain biking on wonderful trails, hiking the tallest mountains of the Julian Alps or why not flying on top of magnificent landscapes; this region has it all!
For nature lovers, the option are endless, as well as several interesting historical sites, museums, great restaurants, beautiful accommodations and resorts.
Here we made a list with some of the places you must visit to experience a complete immersion on this gorgeous area of Slovenia.
This is one of the numerous options for hikers, to discover flora and fauna on the circular 267km long trail along the rivers Sava and Soča, through beautiful valleys and mountains.
Discover flora and fauna walking in the Triglav National Park. Pleasant walks along the emerald Soča River and through authentic forests, crossing numerous typical suspension wooden bridges.
There are plenty of options to hike and have envious views. Just to name some moderate hikes: Mangart (2679 m), Krn (2244 m), Matajur (1642 m), Kanin (family via ferrata and Prestreljenik window).
A 640km long hiking option in the context of an international project. It connects glacier Pasterze in Grossglocker and Adriatic Sea.
Visit one of the purest karts springs in the Julian Alps. Here, the most iconic and wild Slovene river comes to the surface. The crystal clear emerald waters burst out into a small underground lake at the end of a beautiful and narrow gorge.
You will see them interlocking and playing emerald pools through the straits of the Soča Canyon. Both gorges have an immensity of the depth and shades of blue colors, they are two amazing and breathtaking landscapes.
Discover a paradise in the middle of Triglav national park forests. Intertwining waterfalls and pools said to have energetic powers. The hundred meters long mesmerising gorges of Lepenjica river will leave you speechless.
This is a common name for the Tolminka and Zadlascica Gorges, which are one of the most magnificent natural attractions in Tolmin. The Tolmin Gorges are the lowest and probably the most beautiful entry point into the Triglav National Park.
A real eye catching big waterfall, with a free fall of 106 m and a width of 18 m. This water rich waterfall is worth visiting.
An enchanting, fairy tale and photogenic waterfall that ends in a turquoise pool that may do your dreams come true.
This 15m high waterfall is captured in a stony chamber. According to many, the most beautiful waterfall in Slovenia.
A famous history museum full of memories and demonstrations from World War I , more precisely representing the heritage of the Isonzo front. One of the most important event during the war was: The miracle of Kobarid. Visit the museum and learn about it.
A majestic Fort made museum. It is one of the most visited cultural attractions of the valley. This monument represents the defense of the region against Turkish invasions, Napoleon’s army attacks and attacks during World War I.
A site and a castle that has been inhabited from the Stone and into the Iron Age.
They built houses and churches on the hilltop (412m).
Several sites tell the stories of Isonzo front. Full of trenches, trails, churches, bridges and original cemeteries. Experiencing these places, can help you understand and respect history. Some places are: Ravelnik, Čelo, Zaprikraj, Kolovrat, Mrzli Vrh, Mengore.
You should visit this historic wooden sacred and beautiful place above Tolminka River. It represents and celebrates the fallen Austro-Hungarian defenders on the Isonzo Front. It received the European Heritage label in 2018.
Here you can find ethnological and cultural representation of a complex of two-story stone houses with typical roofed galleries that stood in this area before the great earthquake in 1976.
Above the village of Kobarid, there is the monument on the church of St. Anton that celebrates all the Italian soldiers who were killed during World War I.
Family business, located in the ‘Breginjski kot’, the westernmost part of Slovenia by the Italian border. Specifically situated in Podbela, just 11km from Kobarid.
Camping enthusiasts awarded Camping Nadiža in selection Naj kamp Adria 2018 as third best large campsite in Slovenia.
Four stars hotel welcomes you in the center of Kobarid . With its 31 rooms and its restaurant, this Hotel is a favorite accommodation in the valley. It also offers a storage for sport and fishing equipment, a laundry space, a sauna, free parking and Wi-Fi. It has everything you need for a comfortably pleasant holiday.