Hiking in the Julian Alps, Slovenia

Hiking in the Julian Alps, Slovenia 990 , 8 Days

Experience Slovenia's captivating Julian Alps on this unforgettable hiking adventure. Traverse from Bled's iconic shores to alpine plateaus, ancient huts, and majestic peaks. Immerse yourself in a landscape of unparalleled beauty, explore tranquil valleys, and savor local hospitality. Discover a harmonious blend of nature, culture, and history as you journey through this diverse and enchanting region.

Highlights:
♦ Pokljuka high plateau (1280 m)
♦ Triglav Park’s seven lakes
♦ Bled Lake

Long walking days and challenging ascents/descents, these walks may require navigation and mountaineering skills. A good level of fitness and experience is required as the terrain can be rough and exposed in places. The average sum of all daily ascents exceeds 800 meters. Not suitable for children under 12 years.
Waytype: 95% alpine and mountain hiking paths. Surface: 97” natural, unpaved, and gravel. 3% asphalt and paved.

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Price Includes:
Accommodation: four nights in 3* or 4* hotels; 3 nights in mountain huts and dormitories
meals according the description (B-breakfast: L-lunch: D-dinner)
Bedlinen in mountain huts
Car transfer on day 2
Luggage transfer – one piece,max 23 kgs / 50 lb. Lufthansa airline dimensions. Every additional piece 20 EUR per trip,payable on spot
Between overnight addresses in hotels (during high altitude walks,from day 3 to day 6 clients need to carry own clothing / personal items with them).
Tour description and maps in GUIBO application electronic form,one download per room- every additional download 15 EUR
Local tourist and other taxes
Backup service (hotline) during the walk
GPS data
Welcome meeting upon arrival

Not Included:
flight tickets
entrance fees
cable car ride to Vogel high plateau
drinks and meals not mentioned in the program
return trip to Bled

Additional Services:
Extra nights: on request
transfers : on request
Guided ascent to top of Mt Triglav: on request
Printed information package in English including route notes and corresponding maps delivered upon arrival 30 EUR


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Hiking in the Julian Alps, Slovenia (Rated 4.95 / 5 Based on 148 Reviews.)
Price
990 EUR
Duration
8 Days
Single Supplement
330 EUR
Status
Open for booking
Single Traveller: additional 450 EUR

Currency fluctuations might cause correction of price at any time.

Tours of this level demand that you be really in good shape. The paths are not always in the best condition and the marking can be scarce. There are day-treks with big ascents and descents. Changing weather conditions /even in midsummer/ play an important role when trekking/cycling at a very high altitude and may cause changes of the preliminary route. This is to be decided by the mountain guide on the spot. Normally, the treks are 6/8h per day, but some can be longer. Preliminary hiking experience is an advantage, but not necessary if you are really in a good shape. Note that during some of the days, you should personally carry your baggage, which is naturally an additional difficulty. No rock/ice climbing experience is needed.

Group Size
Min. 2
Reservation System Code
SIVIAALP

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