Discover the biggest gems of Croatia’s neighboring country - Slovenia. Start your day with the capital Ljubljana, an enchanting town that will win your heart immediately. Your next destination is the most visited European cave – Postojna cave. There you will soak up some mesmerizing views of underground karst life. Continue to one of the most impressive castles you will see that is built in a rock - Predjama Castle. During your journey you will be accompanied with an expert guide that will share interesting stories and put emphasis on the hidden gems.
Pickup included
Meet a driver at your Zagreb hotel or a central location, then begin the journey to Ljubljana in a climate-controlled vehicle, crossing the border into Slovenia en route. Upon arrival in Ljubljana board a glassed-in funicular railway up to the Ljubljana Castle, a medieval fortress with views across the city (return funicular ticket included). Stretch your legs on a walking tour of the center, learning about Ljubljana history, architecture and culture along the way from licensed local guide. See a quirky cement bridge decorated with dragons, long a symbol of Ljubljana. Enjoy some free time after to keep exploring on your own or grab a drink in a local café and than proceed to Postojna Cave.
Upon arrival at Postojna Cave, the most visited European cave, you’ll go underground into a web of tunnels, passages, halls, and galleries with intricate karst formations, then ride a narrow gauge train through the cave which will create a mesmerizing experience. Embrace all of the beauties on the guided tour of the cave which also includes a train ride inside.
Visit a picturesque Predjama Castle that is built within a cave mouth. Learn more about the fascinating history of the castle with an audio guide. Following your time at Predjama Castle, begin the return trip to Zagreb, where this tour concludes with drop-off at your hotel or a central location.
Our guide will wait in front of the Meteorological station. This is a small display that shows temperature and barometric pressure on the north side of the park.
• Please provide the info about the location of your hotel through Viator message or at petros@petros.hr
• A current valid passport or EU ID is required on the day of travel
• The temperature in the cave is around 8 Celsius (46 Fahrenheit), please wear appropriate warm clothes.
• A moderate amount of walking is involved with some steep parts. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
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