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What to check before booking a private transfer in Slovenia

What to check before booking a private transfer in Slovenia

Nine questions worth asking any operator before you pay: per car or per person, what the price covers, what happens if the flight is late, and who is actually driving.

7 min read

From Ljubljana airport to the ski slopes

From Ljubljana airport to the ski slopes

Which resorts are actually reachable from Brnik, what the transfer costs with skis and boots, and why the Austrian side is closer than the map suggests.

7 min read

Four days in Slovenia without hiring a car

Four days in Slovenia without hiring a car

A day by day plan for a short first trip, with what the transport actually costs against a hire car once the vignette, the fuel and the parking are counted.

8 min read

Being picked up from your hotel in Ljubljana

Being picked up from your hotel in Ljubljana

Where a car can actually stop in Ljubljana, why the old town hotels are the awkward ones, and what to arrange the night before an early flight.

6 min read

Do you need a car in Slovenia?

Do you need a car in Slovenia?

The honest answer is that it depends on four things, and for most one-week trips it is no. What a hire car really costs here once vignettes, parking and the Bled problem are counted.

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Flying into Zagreb for Slovenia: is it actually cheaper?

Flying into Zagreb for Slovenia: is it actually cheaper?

Zagreb often has the cheaper flight, and it is 155 km from Ljubljana. What the ground leg really costs, how the border works now, and when the cheap ticket stops being cheap.

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A cruise day in Koper: what you can actually see

A cruise day in Koper: what you can actually see

Ships call at Koper for eight to ten hours. What fits into that window, what does not, and how far the ship's own excursion desk is from the truth.

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Bled to Bovec: the Vršič pass, and the road for when it is shut

Bled to Bovec: the Vršič pass, and the road for when it is shut

Two roads connect Bled with the Soča valley and only one of them is open all year. What the Vršič pass is really like, when it closes, and why the price does not drop in summer.

6 min read

How to get from Ljubljana Airport to Bled

How to get from Ljubljana Airport to Bled

Every way from Brnik to Lake Bled compared: bus, shuttle, taxi and private transfer, with real prices, journey times and what each one actually involves with luggage.

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Taxi, shuttle or private transfer from Ljubljana Airport

Taxi, shuttle or private transfer from Ljubljana Airport

How to get from Ljubljana Airport to the city: every option compared on what it really costs from Brnik once you count the waiting, the walking and the second ticket.

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Ljubljana to Venice: train, bus, driving or transfer

Ljubljana to Venice: train, bus, driving or transfer

The 240 km between Ljubljana and Venice compared honestly: what the train really costs in time, why the bus is popular, and when a private car is worth it.

6 min read

Ljubljana to Vienna: transfer, train or bus

Ljubljana to Vienna: transfer, train or bus

The 380 km between two capitals, compared honestly: what the train actually involves, why the airport costs more than the city, and when a private car earns its price.

6 min read

Piran and Portorož: getting to the coast, and where the car has to stop

Piran and Portorož: getting to the coast, and where the car has to stop

Slovenia's coast is 120 km from Ljubljana and easy to reach. Piran's old town is a different matter: no car has ever been allowed to drive into it.

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Wedding transfers in Slovenia: what actually needs planning

Wedding transfers in Slovenia: what actually needs planning

A wedding transfer is really several pickups on a fixed schedule, not one trip from A to B. What that changes about how to book one, especially at Bled.

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Transfers for conferences and events in Ljubljana

Transfers for conferences and events in Ljubljana

A real 2026 calendar, the venues that actually host it, and what a private transfer solves that a shared shuttle does not: a delegation with a schedule.

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Cycling Slovenia one way: four routes that stop being loops

Cycling Slovenia one way: four routes that stop being loops

The Vršič pass, Bled to Bohinj, the Vipava valley and the Parenzana, ridden in one direction with the car meeting you at the end. Gradients, surfaces, the burja, and what the lift costs.

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Day hire or separate transfers: the arithmetic, and when the cheaper one is wrong

Day hire or separate transfers: the arithmetic, and when the cheaper one is wrong

Booking a car for the day costs more than booking the same stops as transfers. Here is the actual difference on three real days, what the extra buys, and when you should keep your money.

6 min read

How long is the drive? Times, distances and fares from Ljubljana and Bled

How long is the drive? Times, distances and fares from Ljubljana and Bled

Road distances and realistic drive times to the airports, the Austrian and Italian cities, the coast and the Alps, from both Ljubljana and Bled, with the fixed fare for each.

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Winter driving in Slovenia: the dates the rules change, and what they cost you

Winter driving in Slovenia: the dates the rules change, and what they cost you

Winter equipment becomes compulsory in Slovenia on 15 November, in Austria on 1 November and in Croatia on 15 November — with different tread depths and different triggers. What that means if you were going to hire a car.

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Christmas markets within a day of Ljubljana: the 2026 dates, and the one most people get wrong

Christmas markets within a day of Ljubljana: the 2026 dates, and the one most people get wrong

Ljubljana, Zagreb, Salzburg and Vienna, with the dates each market actually opens and closes, how long the drive is, and why the week after Christmas catches people out.

6 min read

December in Ljubljana: why hotels call it the real season, and how to plan New Year's Eve

December in Ljubljana: why hotels call it the real season, and how to plan New Year's Eve

Ljubljana hotels have sold out on New Year's Eve before, and December regularly outdraws months most people call peak season. The Festival of Lights, Grandpa Frost's carriage of real Lipizzaner horses, where the fireworks are, and why to book the car as early as the room.

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Which airport should you fly into for Slovenia?

Which airport should you fly into for Slovenia?

Ljubljana's airport is small, so the cheap flight is often into Venice, Zagreb or Treviso. Here is what the ground leg costs from each, and the number the cheaper flight has to beat.

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Slovenia's thermal spas from Ljubljana: which one, and how to get there

Slovenia's thermal spas from Ljubljana: which one, and how to get there

Six terme within two hours of the capital, each built for a different trip — a water park for children, a mineral-water cure, a family resort with a deer park and a chocolate monastery next door, a detox weekend, a beer spa. Distances, drive times and fares for each.

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Beyond Bled and Postojna: six Slovenia day trips most visitors miss

Beyond Bled and Postojna: six Slovenia day trips most visitors miss

A deer park and a chocolate-making monastery, a UNESCO mercury mine, Europe's largest herders' settlement, a 90-metre waterfall, the original stud farm for the white horses, and a medieval town nobody flies in for. All a day trip from Ljubljana.

7 min read

Kranjska Gora or Logarska Dolina: Slovenia's two Alpine valleys, compared

Kranjska Gora or Logarska Dolina: Slovenia's two Alpine valleys, compared

Two different mountain ranges, both sold as "the Slovenian Alps." The Vršič Pass and a wartime chapel built by Russian prisoners against a 90-metre waterfall nobody has heard of. What each day actually looks like, and which one to pick.

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