Alpine Multisport Adventure Tour Slovenia – Wild Active Holiday
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Pair forest gravel climbs with a high-mountain hike
Navigate pools and waterfalls with your canyoning guide
Soar above the Sava Dolinka Valley on seven ziplines 2027 Early booking offer: save 3% until 31 December 2026.
Departure
Daily from May 9 to October 3, 2027
Duration
8 Days / 7 Nights
Starting Point
Arrival in Lake Bled
Total Distance
147 km
Activity Level
Sportive
Bled, Pokljuka & Bohinj — gravel, peaks and wild water
Designed for fit, active travellers who enjoy full days outdoors: sustained gravel climbs, marked mountain trails and guided water activities, with several days of 4–7 hours of activity. Gravel experience recommended; no technical mountaineering required, but sure-footedness is essential.
Itinerary
Arrive in Bled, Slovenia’s classic alpine resort and the gateway to the Julian Alps. After check-in, enjoy a walk by the lake, visit Bled Castle, take a traditional pletna boat to the island, or simply relax before the active week ahead.
In the afternoon, the perspective changes completely. A guided Zipline Dolinka adventure takes you high above the Sava Dolinka Valley on seven ziplines, with wide views of the river, forests and alpine surroundings. It is an exhilarating way to begin the week: nature at close quarters in the morning, then a bird’s-eye view in the afternoon.
Leave Bled along the lakeshore before continuing through Bohinjska Bela, where village houses and wooded slopes mark the transition from the lake into quieter alpine countryside.
From here, the route climbs beneath Galetovec towards the Pokljuka plateau. This is the main effort of the day: settle into your own rhythm as the valley gives way to forest and the landscape becomes increasingly mountainous.
On Pokljuka, gravel roads lead through the forest past Kranjska Dolina and Javorniška Planina. The contrast between sheltered woodland and open pasture gives the final part of the ride its character, with quieter surroundings replacing the bustle around Bled.
Finish at Rudno Polje, your base on the plateau for the next part of the adventure. After the climb from the lake, enjoy a relaxed evening in the mountain setting before tomorrow’s hike.
Swap your gravel bike for walking boots and head into the high-mountain scenery above Pokljuka. Starting from Rudno Polje, the loop links the Lipanca pasture with Viševnik and the surrounding plateau, moving from forest paths into open alpine terrain.
As you gain height, the views open across the Julian Alps. Quiet pastures, mountain slopes and the changing perspectives along the loop make this a rewarding contrast to the cycling days. Take time to enjoy the scenery before descending back towards the plateau.
The route depends on mountain conditions. A lower pasture hike replaces the high-mountain loop in poor weather, allowing you to enjoy Pokljuka without committing to exposed terrain.
Back on your gravel bike, leave the quiet forests of Pokljuka and make your way towards the Bohinj Valley. Forest tracks, peaceful roads and alpine villages give the ride a changing rhythm, with glimpses of the mountains appearing between the trees as you descend.
The landscape gradually opens into meadows and village scenes before revealing Lake Bohinj beneath its steep mountain backdrop. After the high plateau, the valley feels like a different world: broad views, clear water and a gentler pace. Settle into Bohinj and enjoy time beside Slovenia’s largest natural lake after a satisfying day on the bike.
Discover a different side of Bohinj on a guided canyoning adventure. Natural slides, clear pools and waterfalls turn the landscape into a playful course, with your guide leading the way through each section and helping you tackle the ropes and descents.
The canyon and difficulty are chosen according to water levels, weather and the activity provider’s safety assessment. This keeps the experience matched to the conditions on the day.
Afterwards, enjoy a shorter hike or a relaxed afternoon exploring Bohinj. Depending on time and energy, you can choose the lakeside villages, Mostnica Gorge, Savica Waterfall or a quiet walk beside the lake — a lovely balance to the morning’s adventure.
Your final gravel stage closes the loop from Bohinj back to Bled via the Jelovica plateau. Settle into the climb as the valley gives way to woodland, then enjoy the quiet character of the plateau’s forest roads, far from the bustle around the lakes.
This is the longest ride of the week and a fitting final challenge, combining steady effort with the satisfaction of linking the two alpine valleys under your own steam. As you descend towards Bled, the familiar lake scenery welcomes you back. Return your bike and enjoy a final evening reflecting on a week of cycling, hiking and water adventures.
The tour ends after breakfast in Bled. Continue independently or reserve one of the optional private transfers listed below.
Price
Price per person based on two people sharing:
Date of Day1 sets the trip's season.
(Currency converter)- 7 nights in 3★/4★ hotels & guesthouses, ensuite, bed & breakfast
- Gravel bike rental Day 3 – Day 7, incl. lock, spare tube, repair kit & Standard Damage Waiver (€150 excess)
- Scheduled guided activities: Zipline Dolinka and canyoning in Bohinj
- Luggage transfers Bled – Pokljuka – Bohinj – Bled (1 piece pp, max 23 kg)
- Local tourist and other taxes
- Backup hotline service throughout the trip
- Digital route information, maps and navigation in the GUIBO app — access included for each adult traveller. Additional access: €15.
- Welcome meeting for direct bookings
- Single-room supplement within a party: 380 € per person, per tour
- Single traveller supplement (single room included): 430 € per booking party
- Upgrade to e-MTB (instead of gravel bike): 30 € per booking
- Additional luggage (maximum 23 kg): 30 € per additional piece, per tour
- Printed travel documents (optional; digital travel documents are included): 30 € per booking
Prices per person, per night. Double: sharing a double room. Single: single occupancy.
| Location | Season A | Season B |
|---|---|---|
| Bled3★/4★ | Double: 115 €Single: 215 € | Double: 130 €Single: 225 € |
| Pokljuka3★ hotel | Double: 90 €Single: 125 € | Double: 90 €Single: 125 € |
| Bohinj4★ | Double: 125 €Single: 210 € | Double: 135 €Single: 225 € |
- Third adult in a triple room: 10% discount on the third traveller’s base tour price.
Entrance fees, lunches, dinners, additional transfers, not mentioned in tour program.
Route Profile
147 km
2,842 m
2,823 m
Accommodation
Carefully selected 3-star and 4-star hotels and guesthouses, with ensuite rooms and breakfast. The exact accommodation may vary according to availability while the published comfort level is maintained.
- Day 1: 3★/4★ hotel in Bled
- Day 2: 3★/4★ hotel in Bled
- Day 3: 3★ hotel in Pokljuka
- Day 4: 3★ hotel in Pokljuka
- Day 5: 4★ hotel in Bohinj
- Day 6: 4★ hotel in Bohinj
- Day 7: 3★/4★ hotel in Bled
Travel Options & Local Transfer
Starting point of this trip is Lake Bled in northwestern Slovenia, with the nearest international airports in Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, and Trieste. The tour ends in Bovec, in the Soča Valley, with transfer options available back to Bled, Ljubljana, or airports.
Getting to Bled
By plane: Closest airport is Ljubljana (LJU), served by several international airlines. From the airport, you can reach Bled by local bus (via Kranj, about 2–3 hrs) or book our direct transfer (see below). Klagenfurt (Austria) and Trieste (Italy) airports are also convenient.
By train: Nearest railway station is Lesce-Bled, 4 km from the town centre. From there, take a local bus or book our transfer.
By car: From the A2 motorway take the exit for Lesce/Bled. Bled is well connected to Austria (via Karavanke Tunnel or Loibl Pass) and Italy (via Tarvisio).
Back from Bovec
By plane: Need to catch a flight? Our transfers from Bovec connect to Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, or Trieste airports
By train: The nearest railway station is in Most na Soči (about 30 km away), linked to Bohinj, Jesenice, and Nova Gorica. From there, onward travel by train to Ljubljana is possible.
By car: If your car is in Bled, we can arrange a transfer back. Alternatively, local bus connections exist but are limited and slow (5–6 hrs via Kranj).
Available Transfers
1–3 persons: 210 €
4–8 persons: 250 €
1–3 persons: 20 €
4–8 persons: 30 €
1–3 persons: 90 €
4–8 persons: 125 €
1–3 persons: 125 €
4–8 persons: 165 €
1–3 persons: 385 €
4–8 persons: 435 €
1–3 persons: 435 €
4–8 persons: 495 €
1–3 persons: 180 €
4–8 persons: 200 €
All prices per transfer, one way. Price includes transport of bikes.
Rental Bikes
Choose the bike category that suits your ride. We offer a range of frame sizes and will help you find the right fit.
Bike rental prices shown here apply when booking a bike with this tour. Rates on Rentabike.si are for standalone rentals.
Gravel bike
Megamo Jakar 30
Aluminium frame · carbon fork · Shimano GRX RX400 2×10 · hydraulic disc brakes · 700×45C
E-MTB
Rock Machine Torrent INT E50-29B
Aluminium frame · Shimano Altus 1×9 · disc brakes · Bosch Performance Line · 500 Wh
The models and specifications shown are representative. Your bicycle may differ in model, colour or individual components, but will be of a comparable or higher standard within the booked bike category.
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To be honest: I was not sure what we will get - but it was a really good tour and a great vacation for us. One of the best we had.
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