Slovenia · ZIP LINES
Good zipline rides fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Meet guides at Soča Rafting in Bovec, then ride 10 ziplines across Učja Canyon, from 250 to 600 meters long. Expect a 15-minute safety session, speeds up to 60 km/h, Triglav views, and supportive English, Italian, or German-speaking guides.
“Martin and Vit, our guides were amazing, views were amazing! Overall, one of the best zipline experiences we have ever had!”
Meet your English-speaking guides in central Bled, ride seven ziplines across the Sava Dolinka Valley, and learn about local wildlife and conservation. Guides such as Clara, Luka, Nace, and Marco Polo are known for clear safety instruction and calm encouragement. Allow for steep walking between launch points.
“It was amazing! Marco Polo and Matic are great tour guides. I felt totally safe with them and with the well maintened equipments too.”
Meet Tinaraft in Radovljica at 12:45 pm for an English-language rafting trip on an 8-mile river course, followed by two 250-meter zipline rides. Your guide supplies the raft, safety gear, neoprene shoes, transfers, swimming stops, and easygoing instruction for first-timers.
“It was great to see the environment from the water. The captain was very relaxed and enthousiastic, even though he does it a few times a day. He took alle the time for explaining, joking when possible and a swim at places where it was possible. The activity on the zipline was a bit short, we were glad we had the opportunity to do it twice.”
Meet your guide in Bovec for a 4x4 ride to a zipline park high between Kanin and Rombon. After a safety briefing and gear fitting, fly across five 500-meter lines at speeds up to 60 kph, then return to town. English tours run morning or afternoon.
“You get a very great attraction for your money. Also an experience for the whole family. Very friendly and organized”
Pick a cave, a river or a cellar.
