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Average customer rating 4.7 / 5(39 verified reviews)
Discover the natural beauty of northern Slovenia on our 7-night walking holiday in the Julian Alps. This breathtaking limestone mountain range, part of the Southern Alps, offers dramatic jagged peaks, tranquil lakes, and stunning views at every turn.
Our air prices include standard flights and transfers.


You stay at:
Hotel Tripic, Bohinj Bistrica (breakfast and evening meals included)
OR
Hotel Jezero, Ribčev Laz (breakfast and evening meals included) – a supplement applies for bookings at Hotel Jezero
You stay at Hotel Jezero or Hotel Tripic

Ribčev Laz
Situated by the shore of picturesque Lake Bohinj amongst verdant pine forest. The staff of the homely 4* Hotel Jezero will always extend a friendly welcome to guests. Featuring an indoor swimming pool, garden terrace and 2 Finnish saunas.
All rooms feature Wi-Fi, telephone, television, minibar, safe, balcony and private bathroom with WC, shower and hairdryer.

Bohinj Bistrica
The small 3* family run Hotel Tripic is situated in the village of Bohinj Bistrica, the centre for rural life in the upper Bohinj valley. Dating back to 1986, it features 17 rooms and 2 restaurants with a large, covered summer terrace. Breakfast is a rich buffet breakfast and dinner consists of many homemade Bohinj specialities.
All rooms feature free Wi-Fi, telephone, television and private bathroom with WC, shower and hairdryer.

Lake Bled is very beautiful and a walk round should not be missed. It can be combined with our Osojnica walk, which gives the classic overview of Lake Bled, the combination giving a good introduction to the Bled area, although this would increase the grading for the day. The circuit could include a swim at the castle bathing area. Another option would be to catch a boat at the far end and visit the island of Otok. You may also like to just spend some time in the tourist resort of Bled itself, making this a truly leisurely day. On the other hand, you could also combine with the walk towards Babji Zob, thereby making a much longer day, again this woud change the overall grading of the route.
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The obvious circular introductory walk to the Bohinj area and one which should not be missed, this is a simple walk around the whole lake at lpw level, it can be extended wuth the Savica Waterfall route, and can also be shortened by taking the small lake ferry back from Ukanc.
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On the north side are excellent views of the valley and attractive alpine meadows. On the south side of the valley the route goes through relatively unwalked countryside and generally shows off the attractive Bohinj farmland, mixed woodlands and villages.
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A steady climb from the lake on a clear track to the parking area and restaurants is followed by a short section from the pay kiosk up 580 (!) steps to the waterfall. Our return route takes a quiet, pleasant cross-country route, but alternatives are offered. All variants of this walk can be combined with the Lake Bohinj circuit should you wish to make a longer day.
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This is a low-level walk which follows a wonderfully sculptured narrow limestone gorge with green pools and rapids before entering a lovely alpine pasture full of wildflowers. There is a shady waterfall at the far end of the walk and two cafes along the way to refresh a tired walker. The walk is either side of the gorge to maximise what can be seen. A small fee is payable for walking along the gorge.
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Vintgar Gorge is a must-see spectacle. Vintgar Gorge is 1.6km long and over 90m deep, with rapids, green pools and rock faces, and a surprising number of trout. The path is mostly narrow, with walkways skilfully constructed out over the river from the rockfaces and several bridges. Progress can be slow because of the quantity of sightseers, but this matters not because Vintgar should be savoured slowly.
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Ljubljana
The Grand Hotel Union is one of Ljubljana’s most prestigious hotels. Built at the turn of the century it was considered one of the finest hotels in Europe at this time with its lift, central heating and telephones (a rarity in 1905). Its hall was used as the city’s concert hall for many years and its clientele has traditionally been associated with the arts. The hotel has hosted many famous pianists and singers over the years.
The rooms are all furnished in a contemporary style with satellite television, telephone and air-conditioning. The hotel has a swimming pool on the top floor that has an appealing glass roof dome.
12.0
Kg CO₂e
per person, per night
Relative to other Headwater trips
We measure emissions from the parts of the holiday we organise — including accommodation, in-trip transport, meals and activities — and express them as CO₂e per person, per night. Our label doesn’t include your travel to and from the start of the trip. As a Certified B Corp, Headwater is committed to reducing this figure and to positively impacting local communities, the local environment and our staff. Learn more