The Ultimate Slovenian Adventure: Multi-day Activity Trip From Ljubljana

After arrival you will be taken to Bovec, adventure capital of Slovenia. You will stay in the first self sustainable eco-adventure resort in Europe near the amazing Emerald River Soča. The accommodation "off the grid" and all electricity is produced by the sun. You will still be able to charge your phones, computers and connect to wifi, but do not tell around. The resort has its our own water source & therefore you will drink spring water without additives. Vacuum solar collectors provide hot water in outside wooden showers made with handpicked stones from Soca river.

Day 1

River rafting and welcome party

Day 2

Biking and kayaking

Day 3

Climbing and zip lining

Day 4

Canyoning

Day 5, 6 and 7

After an early breakfast you will travel to Istria in Croatia where you will meet your outdoor survival specialist. He will take you to the forest where you will spend 2 nights learning the basics of outdoor survival according to Bear Grylls.Transfer to Mežica Eco Hotel/Farm

Day 8

People usually seek mountain biking enjoyment in the mountains, but you will go through a unique passage in the mountains, along abandoned mysterious tunnels under mount Peca.

Day 9

In 1994 the excavation of ore in Mežica mines was stopped. This means water was no longer drained from the mine so its lower parts were completely flooded all the way to the water shaft where the water flows out. Flooded excavation sites now seem like magical underground lakes.Your guide leads you along a small underground river until you reach the magical underground lakes almost 700 m below the surface. Visitors can now enjoy the peaceful and pristine water and explore the underground labyrinth, submerged tunnels and excavation sites. To end your journey, you will follow a narrow passage, paddle through some minor rapids and arrive back at the starting point. Transfer and night in Ljubljana

Day 10

We will spend last day in Ljubljana. Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is one of Europe’s smallest, most compact and charming cities. With a population of less than 300,000, it has none of the seething crowds, gridlocked traffic and overwhelming noise synonymous with most major cities. But it does have a plethora of cultural treasures, excellent restaurants and stunning architecture, all flooded with a bewitchingly languorous atmosphere. It’s located in the center of Slovenia at the crossroads of two mountain ranges – the Dinarides and the Alps – and forms the geographical, political, cultural and infrastructural heartland of the country.