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Discover Slovenia's stunning natural beauty on this full-day tour from Ljubljana, exploring Kranjska Gora, Soa Valley, waterfalls, lakes, and mountain passes.
This Kranjska Gora & Soa Valley tour from Ljubljana offers a well-rounded glimpse into some of Slovenia’s most picturesque spots. With a carefully curated itinerary that covers everything from towering waterfalls to serene mountain lakes, it promises a full day of scenic beauty and cultural highlights. The experience is designed to showcase the country’s natural grandeur in a comfortable, guided setting—perfect for those who love stunning landscapes but prefer not to navigate on their own.
One of the standout features of this tour is the exclusive access to all the key attractions in the area, including the Pericnik Waterfall, Lake Jasna, and the Vri Pass. The inclusion of a knowledgeable guide makes a significant difference, especially for travelers interested in local insights and historical context. An added bonus is the chance to walk behind the Pericnik Waterfall—an experience that many find awe-inspiring.
However, a possible consideration is the lengthy day’s schedule and the amount of driving involved. If you prefer relaxed, shorter excursions or are sensitive to long bus rides, this might not be ideal. But for those eager to pack a lot into one day, the trip offers excellent value. It’s particularly suited for travelers who want an immersive, scenic journey with authentic experiences in Slovenia’s mountain regions.


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Meeting at 8:30 am in Ljubljana, the tour begins early enough to fit in a full day of exploration. The transportation is in a comfortable vehicle, allowing you to relax during the long drives between stops. With a maximum group size of 50 travelers, it’s a decent size for socializing but still maintains some intimacy.
Our first stop is the Pericnik Waterfall, located near Triglav National Park. This waterfall is renowned for its impressive 45-meter cascade and the unique opportunity to walk behind it. One reviewer shared that their guide, whose name isn’t specified but was described as attentive, made the experience memorable by sharing interesting facts about the waterfall’s formation and the surrounding area. The walk behind the waterfall offers a dramatic perspective, allowing you to stand amid the roaring water while feeling the spray.
Next, we visit Kranjska Gora, Slovenia’s most famous mountain resort. This charming village, close to Austria and Italy, exudes Alpine charm. You’ll have about 30 minutes here to stroll, take photos, or simply soak in the mountain air. Travelers find this stop a great chance to experience Slovenian mountain culture, with many restaurants and cafes to choose from. One reviewer mentioned how the local hospitality and cultural touches added to the charm of this place.
The journey continues to Lake Jasna, a stunning glacial lake set amidst the Julian Alps. The 45-minute stop is perfect for a peaceful walk along the trails, with views of the surrounding peaks reflected in the clear waters. It’s a great place to breathe in fresh mountain air and enjoy the serenity. Visitors love the views here, often describing it as an ideal spot for photography and relaxing moments.
Traveling into Trenta, you’ll explore the Great Soa Gorge, one of the most beautiful and pristine natural sights in the area. A 30-minute walk along the gorge reveals spectacular scenery with towering cliffs and rushing waters. This site’s natural beauty is something you’ll likely want to photograph and remember. One reviewer appreciated the chance to see such a pristine environment that’s well-preserved within Triglav National Park.
Crossing the Vri Pass at 1,611 meters, the tour reaches its highest point. The serpentining road, with 50 curves and mountain views on all sides, is a highlight for many. The pass provides panoramic vistas that make for memorable photos. The high-altitude drive is a reminder of Slovenia’s dramatic terrains and the effort involved in connecting these mountain communities. The stop here lasts about 30 minutes, enough for photos and a breath of fresh air.
The last major stop is the Kozjak Waterfall, a 15-meter cascade set within a narrow gorge. You might find the hike intense, but the view is worth it. This waterfall is often praised for its peaceful setting and the chance to see Slovenia’s lush flora. It’s a relatively longer stop—about two hours—giving you plenty of time to explore, take photos, or just enjoy the peaceful surroundings. One reviewer noted the waterfall’s captivating beauty and the tranquil atmosphere it offers.

A Tripadvisor review highlights how “a guide super attentive in a very comfortable vehicle” made their day memorable, emphasizing the importance of good guiding in enhancing the experience. The same reviewer called it an “unforgettable day discovering Slovenia’s hidden wonders,” which speaks volumes about the tour’s ability to surprise and delight.
Another review mentioned how the tour efficiently covers all the natural sites without feeling rushed, thanks to a well-planned schedule. The guide’s local knowledge and friendly attitude seem to be a significant part of why travelers like this experience so much.
At 10 hours, this is a full-day commitment but one that packs in a lot of sights, making the cost of around $161.63 per person quite reasonable. The price includes transportation in a comfortable vehicle, guided commentary, and entrance to certain sites (like waterfalls and lakes). However, Kozjak Waterfalls’ entrance fee is not included, so you might want to have some cash or card handy for that.
The tour’s pickup service adds convenience, and the mobile ticket simplifies logistics. Given the average booking time of 57 days in advance, it’s advisable to reserve ahead of time, especially during peak seasons.
This experience is ideal for travelers who want to see a wide range of Slovenia’s natural beauty in one day, without worrying about driving or planning multiple stops. It’s perfect for outdoor lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone wanting an immersive taste of the Julian Alps and Soa Valley.
While the itinerary is well-balanced, the long day involves a fair amount of driving, which could become tiring. If you prefer more relaxed, shorter outings or have mobility concerns, it’s worth noting. Also, the weather can impact the experience—most activities are outdoors, so good weather ensures the best views and enjoyment.

This Kranjska Gora & Soa Valley tour offers a wonderful blend of Slovenia’s most captivating natural sights, all within a single day. From the roar of Pericnik Waterfall to the tranquil waters of Lake Jasna and the scenic Vri Pass, it’s a journey designed to showcase the country’s diverse landscapes. The knowledgeable guides and thoughtfully planned stops make it easier for travelers to enjoy authentic, memorable moments without the hassle of navigating on their own.
If you’re after a full-day adventure that combines natural beauty, cultural highlights, and stunning mountain vistas, this tour delivers significant value for its price. It’s especially suited for those who want an efficient, guided exploration of Slovenia’s most scenic corners, with plenty of opportunities for photos and relaxed sightseeing.
This tour stands out as a balanced, engaging, and beautifully organized way to experience Slovenia’s outdoor treasures—perfect for nature lovers and curious explorers alike.

Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes, transportation in a comfortable vehicle is part of the package, making it easy to relax and enjoy the scenery.
What is the tour duration?
The tour lasts approximately 10 hours, starting at 8:30 am and ending later in the day.
Are the attractions accessible?
Most stops are accessible, but some may involve walking or light hiking, such as at Kozjak Waterfalls or the gorge.
How many stops are there?
There are six main stops, including waterfalls, lakes, mountain passes, and scenic gorges.
Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?
Most travelers can participate, but consider the long day and walking involved—it’s best suited for those comfortable with a full day of outdoor sightseeing.
What’s included in the price?
The price covers transportation, guided commentary, and entrance to certain sites. Kozjak Waterfalls’ entrance fee isn’t included.
What should I bring?
Wear comfortable shoes, bring water, a camera, and weather-appropriate clothing, especially if visiting mountain passes.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.
Is this tour available year-round?
Most weather dependent, but the schedule and availability should be checked in advance during off-peak seasons.
How many people are in each group?
The tour can accommodate up to 50 travelers, ensuring a lively but manageable group.