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Holidays in Solvenia and how to get there and around

Holidays to Slovenia have only recently become popular and flights to Slovenia couldn’t be easier to find due to the launch of low cost airlines Easyjet and Wizz Air. Holidaymakers seeking more unusual and off-the-beaten-track getaways and a more rural setting for their holiday are being enticed by the quaint Slovenia hotels. You can find cheap flights to Slovenia departing from many airports in the UK and many tour operators offer great value for money on their Slovenia holidays. Getting around in Slovenia is best achieved by bus, there are frequent departures that travel across the whole country. For places such as Bled and Bohinj, the bus is the only possible way of accessing them along with the Julian Alps. On Friday afternoons, you need to make a reservation if you wish to take a bus anywhere due to the many students leaving for Ljubljana for the weekend. It is possible to take a train in Slovenia and it is said to be a charming journey travelling past all the exquisite scenery and unspoilt countryside. A popular choice for British Holidaymakers is hiring a car to get around and it’s well worth discovering the whole of Slovenia rather than just one resort. Car rental agencies can be found in and around the airport.

Slovenia holidays offer something for everyone

Slovenia holidays provide a haven for those in search of an adventurous holiday. The coastal areas offer an array of water sports, including windsurfing or the ever popular jet skiing. For a calming and relaxing holiday option, you can take a fresh dip in the one of the many springs and mud baths in the resort of Portoroz, overlooking the beautiful lakes and astounding mountain backdrop. Slovenia offers a host of attractions in each of its resorts, from horseback riding to visiting mysterious caves. You can also consider hitting the slopes; Slovenia is home to plenty of good ski resorts including Bohinj, Bovec, Pohorje, Cerkno, Kranjska, Gora, Krvavec, Zgornjesavska Valley and Vogel. These resorts offer slopes for the beginner and the more experienced. A must see when holidaying in Slovenia is the Skocjan Caves, a world heritage site located in the South East of the Country, they encompass 6km of underground passages, a host of waterfalls and one of the world’s largest underground chambers, which is said to be breathtaking. Perhaps you could just take a day trip to one of the fascinating resorts, maybe the capital Ljubljana or Piran, Slovenia has plenty on offer.

Food and Drink on holiday in Slovenia

Dining out in Slovenia is a delightful experience. The cuisine is greatly influenced by local Countries taste, for example sausages, ravioli and strudels, all of which are available along with over 1000 national dishes. A favourite delicacy here is ‘potica,’ a cake made with a variety of sweet or savoury filings, said to be delicious. There are also many interesting fish and meat dishes to satisfy your taste buds, washed down with fruity white and rose wine. If you’re looking for a typical restaurant in Slovenia, its best to ask for a ‘restavracija’, which basically means ‘average restaurant’, however if you wish to dine out with the locals just simply ask for a ‘gostilna.’ Both styles of eateries vary massively so giving both a try is advised. For cheap Slovenia flights and hotels visit travel.co.uk today and search through thousands of major tour operators and compare prices to find the best possible deal.