Slovenia's peak tourist season is in full swing despite the floods last weekend, which hit certain destinations and impacted travel. 

 

Most of Slovenia remains fully functional, assuring a pleasant getaway. Destinations and tourism providers are doing their best to offer guests a safe and comfortable stay, and the best travel experience, a Slovenia Tourism Board statement said.

  

The STB is in constant contact with the tourist destinations and does its best to ensure our guests have up-to-date information about the current situation in specific destinations, as well as numerous practical tips and useful links, to make your stay in Slovenia as carefree as possible, it said.

 

Slovenia's summer season is ideal for exploring cultural treasures, embarking Slovenian Coast, indulging in wellness retreats, or savoring exquisite culinary delights. Slovenia's diverse attractions and warm hospitality will leave lasting memories and a desire to return, it said.

 

Slovenia's picturesque coastline, adorned with sun-soaked coastal towns are also known for producing wine, olive oil, and salt. Visitors can also wander amongst the orchards, vineyards, and romantic villages in Brda and visit the renowned Lipica Stud Farm, the historic birthplace of the world-famous Lipizzaner horses, listed on Unesco's Representative List of the World’s Intangible Heritage.

 

The captivating Karst region is another must-see. With around 13,000 caves, including the breathtaking Postojna Cave, Europe's largest cave system, and the  Unesco-listed Škocjan Caves, Slovenia is a paradise for cave enthusiasts.

 

The capital Ljubljana invites travellers to wander its scenic streets, while Maribor, the second-largest city, boasts the world's oldest vine, symbolising the city's rich viticultural heritage. If your heart beats for more into nature, the Pohorje Hills will captivate you with extensive forests, peat bogs, and lakes.

 

For those seeking spa experiences, numerous natural spa resorts like Rogaška Slatina, known for its revered mineral-rich springs, Dobrna Spa with its blend of modern treatments and historic charm, and Terme Olimia Spa with luxurious pools, offer holistic wellness rejuvenating escape.

 

In the eastern part of Slovenia, the Pomurje region  offers a serene haven with rolling hills, vineyards, and quaint villages. Visit Expano, an interactive pavilion, to explore the region's wonders through cutting-edge technology, interactive exhibits, and captivating events. Further south, you can visit Dolenjska and enjoy idyllic moments among vineyards or make unforgettable romantic memories at the charming Otočec Castle.

 

Slovenia has breathtaking outdoors. Dive into the Soča Valley for exhilarating adventures and soak in the natural beauty of Slovenia's haven for nature lovers. Additionally, the valley has become a gastronomic hub under the renowned chef Ana Roš, world's best female chef in 2017. She has masterfully merged the valley's natural splendours with exceptional gastronomy, earning Hiša Franko two Michelin stars. Travellers can also immerse themselves in the wonders of Slovenia's famous Alpine areas—Bled, Bohinj, which promise to create enduring memories.

 

As a travel tip, STB recommends that travellers headed to certain areas -- parts of Upper Savinja Valley, Koroška, Kamnik, and Škofja Loka -- stay updated on the latest conditions by checking local sources and accommodations before embarking on their adventures. Some areas might still be in recovery, and it is important to be well-informed to ensure safe and smooth experiences, it said. - TradeArabia News Service