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<ul><li>A ski holiday in Slovenia is like a breath of clean mountain air; you'll experience enough of it there.&nbsp;</li><li>The slopes beckon to the daring among us since they are small in stature but have a big attitude and real Alpine character.&nbsp;</li><li>Slovenia offers ideal slopes for family enjoyment or seeking an adrenaline rush, and it is remote and high in the sky.</li><li>In Slovenian culture, skiing has a long history and a specific place.</li><li>It's an experience rather than merely a winter sports.</li><li>Indulge in the nation's distinctive culinary delights and see its picturesque rustic villages in the evening while your muscles unwind and your mind replays the exhilarating experiences of the day.</li><li>Even though it may be freezing outside, the community will make you feel welcome and warm.</li><li>Slovenia ski packages, available from December to April and during half-term breaks, come in 4 or 8-day lengths.</li><li>From the mountain peaks of the Julian Alps to the Pohorje Hills, diverse terrain with endless possibilities is guaranteed.</li><li>Accommodations are offered both in boutique mountain cottages and larger winter resorts.</li><li>Whatever option you choose, you will be with a knowledgeable local guide who will handle every detail of your trip.&nbsp;</li><li>Everything will be handled, including lodging, transportation, ski passes, gear, and instructions.&nbsp;</li><li>Do not eat the yellow snow; sit back and unwind. Our Holiday Vibes are Good Vibes Only!</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Slovenian skiing is more rewarding and less expensive than you think.</li><li>You should avoid most ski resorts in the French, Swiss, and Austrian Alps if you enjoy skiing but don't particularly enjoy dealing with large crowds and boisterous après-ski pubs.</li><li>The Bansko Ski Resort in Bulgaria and Sljeme Ski Resort in Croatia are fantastic alternatives in the Balkans.</li><li>The Julian Alps in northern Slovenia provide fantastic winter activities for the whole family.</li><li>This peaceful nation is home to numerous ski areas, miles of slopes, snowshoeing trails, and cross-country skiing routes.</li><li>The ski resorts in Slovenia are also more reasonably priced than some of the other too popular and marketed resorts in the Alps.</li><li>They can compete with the best in the world in terms of sheer quality.</li><li>Slovenia has many ski resorts, but some are more notable than others. The best ski resorts and winter holiday destinations in Slovenia are listed below.</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Winter months, from December to March, are the Perfect period for enjoying snowy delicacies.</li><li>Winter in Slovenia is a technically low season because fewer visitors exist.</li><li>However, this third of the year is everything but a break for the residents.</li><li>It is uncommon for a Slovene not to engage in some (or many) winter activities.</li><li>Slovenia's ski scene is growing in popularity at a time when people worldwide are looking for remote crowds and natural attractions.</li><li>The excitement on the slopes is complemented by a thriving health and spa scene.</li><li>On the more challenging end of the range, wildlife-watching excursions like wolf-tracking tours offer photographers and environment enthusiasts a chance to take in a unique glimpse of this arctic landscape.</li></ul>

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The Vogel Ski Resort in Triglav National Park towers over the glistening Lake Bohinj and may be the best ski resort in Slovenia. From the edge of Lake Bohinj, a picturesque cable car will take you there. This great winter sports resort in Slovenia is worth visiting even if you are not into winter sports because of the breathtaking scenery. Given that it is situated on the first mountain barrier from the Adriatic Sea, Vogel offers the most consistent snow conditions of any location in Slovenia. As a result, there is significantly more snowfall than in other locations in the Alps at similar latitudes. Excellently maintained trails and fantastic off-piste skiing opportunities are available. The best Slovenian alpine skiing opportunities can be found here because you are in the Julian Alps.

Vogel

Summer and winter travellers alike enjoy visiting the Kranjska Gora Ski Resort. Compared to other ski areas in Slovenia, it attracts many foreign tourists because of its location in northwest Slovenia, which Austria and Italy border. The international slalom, giant slalom, and ski jumping competitions held in the winter draw those who enjoy winter sports. From beginners to seasoned professionals, everyone can find a slope to enjoy at Kranjska Gora's eighteen distinct ski areas. Of course, skiers and snowboarders can also hit the slopes, and Guesthouses and even igloos are available for lodging. If you enjoy that, Kranjska Gora has some decent après-ski.

Kranjska Gora

People who live in Ljubljana frequently take Ljubljana skiing holidays to the Krvavec Ski Resort since it is conveniently located close to both Kranj and Ljubljana. Visitors there might want to take advantage of the opportunity to hit the slopes at this magnificent resort. While not the most breathtaking ski resort in Slovenia, Krvavec Ski Resort has something to offer skiers of all skill levels. The conditions at this resort are generally excellent because it is situated on the edge of a mountain range and encompasses alpine meadows. The Slovenia ski season at this location typically lasts even 150 days, thanks partly to snow guns that assist nature in keeping the trails open at least 100 days annually.

Krvavec

You should travel to Slovenia's largest winter sports destination for your ski holidays! You may enjoy 250 hectares (617 acres) of snow at Maribor Pohorje Ski Resort. Along with lakeshores and wooded areas, the routes descend both simple and challenging slopes. Because of its low elevation, most of the snow is made artificially, but this ensures 100 snow days each season. This fantastic resort is located close to Maribor, Slovenia's second-largest city, and in addition to offering outstanding skiing, it also has wellness and spa facilities. There are 27 kilometres (17 miles) of cross-country ski trails and 43 kilometres (27 miles) of ski runs. Additionally, there is a top-notch skiing and snowboarding school.

Maribor Pohorje

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Slovenia's Bled may not be the typical winter sports destination, but it does have skiable terrain. The Straa Ski Resort is a short stroll from the heart of Bled and offers slopes for both skiers and snowboarders. This fantastic Bled ski resort is ideal if you're beginning to pick up the sport and an excellent place to teach your children how to ski. It's the best family activity in Slovenia, bar none. The Bled ski slopes are easy, and there are many amenities. One of Slovenia's most popular tourist destinations in Bled, with its picture-perfect lake and recognisable castle. Lake Bled is just as beautiful in the winter, and the town's stores, eateries, bars, guesthouses, and hotels offer all the amenities and services you might require while you're there.

Bled Straža

The largest ski resort in Slovenia is Pohorje Ski Resort, situated outside Maribor. Two hundred fifty hectares of snow-covered slopes are available at Pohorje Ski Resorts for your enjoyment this winter. Pohorje Ski Resort is the most well-liked ski resort in Slovenia among the inhabitants of the Tajerska region. The slopes range from run-down, beginner-friendly slopes to more challenging slopes for advanced skiers and snowboarders. Skiers are not particularly noticeable because some slopes run next to lakes and through forests. However, most of the snow in recent years has been artificial because of the area's relatively low altitude. However, this still ensures that there will be at least 100 snow days each season, so if you booked a ski trip to the Pohorje Ski Resort, you don't need to worry. The annual Golden Fox tournament, one of Slovenia's most eagerly anticipated winter sporting events, is held in Pohorje. Only the top female giant slalom and skiers worldwide compete in this winter event. This competition draws sizable crowds, which adds to its attractiveness on a global scale. Due to its excellent position, Pohorje Ski Resort is regarded as one of the best ski resorts in Slovenia. You can treat your taste buds by visiting the top restaurants in the Maribor region, or you can visit fantastic wellness and spa centres nearby.

Pohorje

The Rogla Ski Resort, located in the Pohorje Range in the Julian Alps, was explicitly constructed in a stunning setting. This snowy paradise spans 90 hectares (222 acres), offers both artificial and natural snow for winter sports and has been the site of international events since 1997. Here, you may experience some fantastic skiing and snowboarding in Slovenia. A year-round Olympic facility is also included, drawing amateur and professional athletes. The outstanding Zree Health Resort, which has solariums, saunas, and swimming pools with thermal spring water, is close by.

Rogla

Golte Ski Resort, a more modest ski resort in Slovenia, is one of the best in the country. The Golte Ski Resort is regarded as one of Slovenia's most attractive ski resorts, so what it lacks in size, it makes up for in beauty. Near Kranjska Gora, the Golte Ski Resort is situated immediately above the community of Mozirje. Given that it is less busy than some of the other Slovenian ski resorts, Golte Ski Resort is ideal for families. Golte Ski Resort offers breathtaking views of the Karavanke and Savinjske Alps. It features 12 kilometres of family-friendly (and not too steep) ski slopes and 5 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails surrounding the ski resort, making it one of Slovenia's best ski destinations. The Golte Ski Resorts hotel, one of many nearby eateries, nightclubs, and lodging options, offers all the requirements aside from ski slopes. They provide wellness and spa facilities with various saunas, massage rooms, pool areas, and more!

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The largest market is hosted in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on Preeren Square, where you can take in all the festive splendour in the city's Old Town. The Straw Christmas Crib at Gallus Embankment is a celebration of Festive December in Ljubljana. Breg, Cankarjevo, Gallusovo near Petkovškovo nabrežje, Congress Square (Kongresni trg), and Prešeren Square (Prešernov trg) are some additional locations throughout the city where you may enjoy mulled wine, local fare, and holiday shopping. Many different souvenirs are available, ranging from sweets, honey, and locally brewed beverages to hats, scarves, gloves, and fashion accessories. Throughout December, various events are held daily in the city's main streets and squares to complement Ljubljana's Christmas markets. Every day from 10 am to 10 pm, the market is open (on weekends, from 10 am to 11 pm).

Ljubljana Christmas Markets

Radovljica hosts a similar atmospheric market where the city's heart is transformed into a veritable wonderland with a wide variety of activities for kids and adults. The Christmas light switch-on at the beginning of December kicks off the festivities. On that day, you can wander through St. Nicholas Fair in the afternoon and savour delectable cuisine at a neighbourhood restaurant taking part in the Month of Taste Radoljica in the evening. Radovljica organises the holiday programme later in December, featuring a range of activities for kids, families, and others looking to experience some old-town charm in addition to concerts and delicious local cuisine. Visitors can take advantage of a Christmas market, concerts, Taste Radol'ca street food, kid-friendly programmes, and Ana Mraz Festival Street acts throughout the ten-day holiday season.

Radovljica Festive December

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One of our favourite winter hobbies is snowshoeing. It enables you to traverse deep snow with ease and enter among lovely snowscapes. It's easy to do and doesn't require any prior expertise; anyone who can walk can snowshoe, making it suitable for people of all ages. This Bohinj snowshoe trek takes you through quiet forests, over plateaus, and over gently undulating terrain to some of Slovenia's most stunning locations. Your day will come to a close with dinner at a "Gostilna," Slovenia's highest mountain, where you can savour delectable regional fare while taking in views of Triglav.

Snowshoeing in Bohinj

Take a wintertime stroll while pulling a vintage wooden toboggan, then take pleasure in the thrilling descent. This entertaining activity combines winter walking with beautiful views and an exhilarating slide back to base. Kids will love it (and adults will, too!). The cost includes transfers to and from Bled for returns as well as the rental of the sledge.

Winter Walk and Tobogganing in Bled

Slovenia is a terrific spot to start if you've never skied or snowboarded. There are several ski resorts to choose from, making it easy to find serene, forgiving slopes where you can practise your first turns. Children and adults will receive instruction from knowledgeable, English-speaking local guides in a small group (maximum of 4), ensuring that you pick up skiing skills quickly. This one-day ski school trip is a fantastic introduction for beginners, those looking to brush up on their skiing abilities, or those looking to advance their skiing.

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This journey takes you to the lovely Pokljuka plateau and is a fantastic day trip for walkers who love the winter. Your local guide will start at about 1400 metres and take you through stunning winter forests, above the treeline, past frozen meadows and shepherds' homes, and up to the mountain's peak. You'll enjoy breathtaking views of the tallest peaks in Triglav National Park and the breathtaking valleys surrounding them. You only need hiking boots, poles, and a reasonable fitness level for this route because it is considered easy.

Winter Hiking on the Pokljuka Plateau

Have you ever yearned to ascend a freezing waterfall? You now have the chance to study. This five-hour course will teach you how to swing your ice picks and kick your crampons satisfyingly into a mass of ice to propel yourself to the top. The course is for complete beginners (although groups of experienced ice climbers can also be catered for), and the price includes your instructor, transport from Bled, and all the ice-climbing equipment.

Ice Climbing in Triglav National Park  

This day trip combines two of Slovenia's outstanding features into a single excursion: first, the renowned Lipizzaner farm, the world's oldest continually functioning stud farm and the source of horses praised for their beauty, power, intelligence, and agility. The Kocjan Caves will be your next stop, and the magic never gets old. Consider the Lord of the Rings Mines of Moria while picturing these vast underground tunnels, magnificent stalactite and stalagmite formations, and an underground river that runs through it all.

Skocjan Caves and the Lipizzaner Horses

This is a terrific sport for couples because galloping through a frozen forest on horseback has a very romantic feel (as well as families). The two-hour option for novice riders explains the fundamentals of horseback riding before taking you on paths around Bled, where you may explore the woods, hills, and vistas of this famous lake. Riders with more experience can choose the 6-hour trek, which will take them further into the Triglav National Park's surrounding winter wonderland. Carry on!

Winter Horse Riding Around Bled

You can avoid the resort crowds and create your lines on mountains away from the crowds by participating in the growingly popular ski touring activity. This one-day excursion in the mountains near Bled brings you into the fantastic Julian Alps landscape, an excellent place for ski touring in Slovenia. You must be a proficient skier (or snowboarder). Nevertheless, the group's skill level, from novice backcountry hunters to expert ones, can be considered while designing the trips and the terrain. Touring procedures and complete safety are covered. With this fantastic day trip, you can discover stunning terrain that is seldom visited.

Day Ski Tour around Bled

Experienced skiers and snowboarders should join this freeriding adventure at Vogel in the Julian Alps to discover Slovenia's best "side-country" runs. After taking the Vogel cable car and admiring the breathtaking views of Lake Bohinj, you'll ski away from the resort, where your local guide will show you the best-untracked powder stashes and secret snow stashes. If you want to experience Slovenia's best snow-covered terrain, this trip is for you.

Freeride Skiing or Snowboarding in Vogel

A severe obstacle could be found in taking on Triglav. A Slovene is not considered a true Slovene unless they have summited Triglav, Slovenia's highest mountain at 2863 metres, depicted on their flag. For seasoned climbers in top physical condition, this journey takes about 11 hours. An area expert who can also lend you climbing gear will serve as your guide. By spending the night at a lodge on the mountain, you can extend your trip to two days. The best winter experience Slovenia has to offer is this if you have what it takes to succeed.

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Without a doubt, the event was unforgettable this year as well. The whole thing was available for the kids to borrow. Additionally, we handled expert direction and top-notch animation. Along with sports activities, we offered tourists lots of entertainment with mascots, rapid photo printing, and social games for the youngest visitors. Together with our partners, we offered delectable appetisers, hot tea, and fantastic prizes. Everyone who came to the event was welcome to attend. Each year, our partner base grows significantly. They previously stated they would attend the upcoming GAE 2023 Snow Kidz Festival. Accessible instructors, professional supervision, top-notch animation, free buffs, shirts, drinks, cookies, and lollipops from sponsors.

SnowKidz Festival Gače

World Snow Day was held at the Golte ski resort in beautiful, bright weather. We draw an increasing number of kids to the event each year. This year, we have former professional skier Bernard Vajdi from the Slovenian national ski team, who will help us design a huge slalom challenge on a slope that is 50 metres long. Visitors had the chance to test new Volkl and Elan sky models during the day. We provide free ski lessons, entertaining snow activities, and a wheel of fortune with lots of tempting prizes for the kids.

Snow Festival Golte

What goes up must also come down, or in September, runners race up where eagles fly down in the winter. The Goriek brothers' ski jump will once again host the Red Bull 400 Planica, the world's steepest and most difficult Red Bull 400 test. Accept the challenge, please? Many runners compete in international competitions against the ski jump queen every year. The run has a maximum gradient of 38 degrees, begins at the airfield's far end and terminates at the top of the runway. The Red Bull 400 test at the Goriek Brothers' Airfield is regarded as the biggest, longest, and toughest test in the entire globe. So, it's a significant task and a strength and endurance test!

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