After going with them to Bled and BOhinj, we also wnet to Postojna cave . our kids loved it - what a great experience - first you take the little train and afterwads enjoy the beauty of this marvelous cave. Next we visited Vipavski križ and had an great meal on a local terase. the day ended in Predjama castle - a place from fairytales. My daughter wanded to find a prince there :) :) all in all - a second tour a second hit! perfect day in slovenia
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What's Included
Includes
- Private transportation
- WiFi on board
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Certified local expert guide
- Postojna cave entrance fee
Excludes
- Lunch, food or drinks are not included
- Entrance fee to Predjama caslte is not inculded - the stop features photo oportunity of the castle's exterior, while the entrance is optional (20 EUR fee not included in price)
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Traveler pick up offered
Itinerary
Board an underground train and plunge into Europe's largest show cave — a cathedral-scale world of towering stalagmites, glittering cave pearls, and the five-metre white stalagmite known as the Brilliant. The 90-minute guided tour covers the highlights of a 24 km karst system that took two million years to form, including a stop to spot the cave olm — Slovenia's legendary "baby dragon," a pale amphibian that lives its entire life underground.
Wedged into a 123-metre cliff face, Predjama is the world's largest cave castle and one of Europe's most startling sights — a medieval fortress that looks like the rock simply grew around it. Inside, the story gets better: 15th-century knight Erazem defied the Holy Roman Emperor's siege for over a year, smuggling in supplies through a secret tunnel carved into the cave system behind the castle. How it all ended is a tale best heard on the spot. Wander the chambers, find the hidden passages, and let the legend unfold around you.
Vipavski Križ Barely a kilometre across, Vipavski Križ punches well above its size. This tiny fortified hilltop town was once a thriving Augustinian monastery and trading post — you can still feel that layered past in its intact medieval walls, arched gateways, and quiet cobbled lanes. The reward for the climb is a sweeping panorama over the Vipava Valley wine country below. Find a seat in the square, order a coffee or gelato, and let the afternoon slow right down.
Štanjel Perched on a hilltop above the Karst plateau, Štanjel is one of Slovenia's oldest and most atmospheric stone villages — narrow medieval lanes, a castle, and views that stretch to the Adriatic on a clear day. Stroll to the Ferrari Garden, a terraced interwar masterpiece designed by architect Maks Fabiani, with fountains, an oval pond, and Mediterranean plantings carved into the cliff edge. Then settle into a traditional stone cellar for Karst prosciutto, homemade cheese, and local wine.
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