Lake Bled

Airport transfer to Bled(40 minutes)

Pre-book GoOpti shuttle (~15 EUR) or rent a car. The A2 motorway from the airport drops you right at the Bled exit. If arriving by bus from Ljubljana, it's 75 minutes for 7 EUR

Check-in and freshen up(1 hour)

Stay in the Vila Bled area (south shore) or near the shopping center for budget options. Hotels fill fast June-September — book at least a month ahead

Lakeside promenade walk(1.5 hours)

Start from the Grand Hotel Toplice and walk east along the south shore. The afternoon light on Bled Island is gorgeous. Stop at the Zaka inlet where the Julian Alps frame the lake perfectly

Kremna rezina at Park Hotel cafe(45 minutes)

The original bled cream cake since 1953 — vanilla custard and whipped cream between crispy pastry layers, ~5 EUR per slice. Over 12 million slices served. Get a terrace seat overlooking the lake

Pletna boat to Bled Island(1.5 hours)

Board a traditional pletna boat from the west shore (~15 EUR round trip). Climb 99 stone steps to the Church of the Assumption and ring the wishing bell. Alternatively, rent a rowboat (~20 EUR/hour) and row yourself across

Bled Castle(1.5 hours)

15 EUR entry. Perched on a 130m cliff above the lake since 1004 AD. The museum traces the lake's history, the printing press lets you print your own souvenir, and the wine cellar offers tastings. Open 8AM-8PM summer

Lunch at Gostilna Pri Planincu(1 hour)

A local favorite in Bled town, one street back from the lake. Štruklji (rolled dumplings) for ~8 EUR and grilled trout for ~14 EUR. Much better value than the lakefront restaurants that charge 30-50% more

Ojstrica viewpoint hike(1.5 hours)

The classic postcard shot of Lake Bled. Start from the southwest shore campsite area — 25 minutes uphill through forest. Wear proper shoes, not sandals — steep trail with exposed roots. Mala Osojnica (30 min, steeper) gives an even better overhead angle. No railings at the top

Vintgar Gorge(1.5 hours)

1.6 km wooden walkway along the Radovna River, ending at the 13m Sum waterfall. 10 EUR entry. Open April-November, 8AM-7PM summer. Located 4 km northwest of Bled — drive or take the free shuttle bus from Bled bus station (runs hourly in summer). Arrive by 8:30AM to avoid crowds

Drive to Lake Bohinj(30 minutes)

26 km southwest of Bled through Triglav National Park. Free parking at Ribčev Laz if you arrive before 10AM, otherwise use the Zlatorog parking (3 EUR/hour)

Lake Bohinj exploration(3 hours)

Far less touristy than Bled — this is where Slovenians actually go. Swim at the free beach near the stone bridge (water reaches 22°C in August). Take the Vogel cable car (19 EUR return) for panoramic views of the entire Julian Alps. The Church of St. John the Baptist near the bridge has 15th-century frescoes

Dinner at Gostilna Rupa in Bled(1.5 hours)

Cozy cellar restaurant with stone walls. Try the Bled specialties: game goulash with polenta (~16 EUR) or homemade žlikrofi pasta (~12 EUR). Reservation recommended in summer

Bus or drive to Ljubljana(1 hour 15 minutes)

Direct buses depart Bled every 60-90 minutes, 7 EUR one-way. By car, it's a 40-minute drive on the A2 motorway. Park at the P+R Dolgi Most lot (1.20 EUR/day) and take bus 6 to the center

Ljubljana Central Market and Dragon Bridge(1.5 hours)

Designed by architect Jože Plečnik, the riverside market runs daily except Sunday. Sample local cheeses, dried meats, and štruklji. Walk across the Dragon Bridge (1901) — Ljubljana's most photographed landmark — to see the four green dragon statues

Ljubljana Castle funicular and old town(2 hours)

Funicular ride 4 EUR return (or walk up in 15 min). The castle sits on a hill overlooking the city — panoramic views from the viewing tower. The old town below has Baroque facades, cobblestoned lanes, and Triple Bridge

Lunch at Odprta Kuhna street food market(1 hour)

Open Kitchen market runs every Friday March-October on Pogačar Square. Dozens of food stalls with dishes from 5-10 EUR. If not a Friday, try Gostilna na Gradu in the castle for upscale Slovenian cuisine (mains 15-25 EUR)

Evening back at Bled — sunset swim(1 hour)

Return to Bled in time for a sunset swim. The designated beach (Grajsko kopališče) charges 9 EUR with facilities, or swim free from the eastern and southern shores. Water reaches 24°C in August

Morning Lake Bled loop walk(1.5 hours)

The 6 km lakeside trail is flat and easy — perfect for a morning stroll. Start clockwise from the Grand Hotel Toplice. The western shore is the quietest section with the best mountain reflections. Free

Coffee at Kavarna Park(45 minutes)

The Grand Hotel Park terrace has lake views and serves Slovenian coffee with a slice of potica (walnut roll cake) for ~7 EUR. A more relaxed alternative to the busy Park Hotel cafe

Straža Bled adventure hill (optional)(2 hours)

Chairlift to the top, then summer toboggan run (7 EUR) or zip line over the lake. Open May-October on the southern shore. Great for families or anyone wanting panoramic views without the steep hike

Afternoon swimming or spa(2 hours)

Swim in the lake or splurge on the Bled Grand Hotel Toplice's thermal pool (open to non-guests, check availability). The heated pool overlooks the lake and draws from thermal springs

Drive to Pokljuka Plateau(30 minutes)

A forested alpine plateau at 1,300m above sea level, 20 km from Bled. Home to the biathlon World Cup venue. The mountain air up here is noticeably fresher

Pokljuka Gorge trail(2 hours)

A scenic 2 km out-and-back walk through a narrow gorge with moss-covered walls. Moderate difficulty, good path. Free entry. Less crowded than Vintgar. Start from the car park near the Šport Hotel Pokljuka

Lunch at a mountain hut (koča)(1 hour)

Stop at Koča na Pokljuki for homemade jota (bean and sauerkraut stew, ~7 EUR) and štruklji. Mountain huts in Slovenia serve hearty food at fair prices. Cash preferred

Mostnica Gorge (near Bohinj)(1.5 hours)

A 2 km trail along the Mostnica River with emerald green pools, natural rock formations, and the famous Elephant Rock. Entry: 5 EUR. Less touristy than Vintgar. Follow the trail from Stara Fužina village near Lake Bohinj

Farewell dinner at Penzion Mlino(1.5 hours)

A lakeside restaurant with its own garden and Bled Island views. Fresh trout from the lake (~16 EUR), homemade pasta, and local Laško beer. One of the most romantic dinner settings in Bled. Book ahead

Early sunrise at Ojstrica or lakeside(1 hour)

If you missed it on Day 2, the sunrise over Bled Island from Ojstrica viewpoint is legendary. Otherwise, watch from the lakeside promenade near the rowing center — the morning mist over the water is magical

Last cream cake and shopping(1 hour)

Pick up Slovenian souvenirs from the Bled Shopping Center — local honey (8-12 EUR), pumpkin seed oil (Bučno olje, 6-8 EUR), and Bled cream cake gift boxes. The tourist shops on the main road are overpriced — try Mercator supermarket for local products

Airport transfer and departure(45 minutes)

Allow 45 minutes by car to Ljubljana Airport (LJU). GoOpti shuttle services run to the airport for ~15 EUR if pre-booked. For international flights, arrive 2.5 hours before departure

Airport transfer to Bled(40 minutes)

Pre-book GoOpti shuttle (~15 EUR) or rent a car. The A2 motorway makes the 36 km drive straightforward

Check-in and orientation(1 hour)

Stay on the south shore for lake views or near the shopping center for budget options. Hotels fill June-September — book a month ahead

Lakeside promenade walk(1.5 hours)

Walk from Grand Hotel Toplice east along the south shore toward the Zaka inlet. The Julian Alps frame the lake perfectly in afternoon light

Kremna rezina at Park Hotel cafe(45 minutes)

The original cream cake since 1953 — ~5 EUR per slice. Get a terrace seat for the lake view

Pletna boat to Bled Island(1.5 hours)

Traditional pletna boat from the west shore (~15 EUR round trip). Climb 99 steps, ring the wishing bell in the Church of the Assumption

Bled Castle(1.5 hours)

15 EUR entry. Museum, printing press, wine cellar tastings. Open 8AM-8PM summer. The cliff-edge terrace 130m above the lake is spectacular

Lunch at Gostilna Pri Planincu(1 hour)

One street back from the lake in Bled town. Štruklji (~8 EUR), grilled trout (~14 EUR). 30-50% cheaper than lakefront restaurants

Ojstrica and Mala Osojnica viewpoints(2 hours)

Ojstrica (25 min hike) for the classic shot, Mala Osojnica (30 min, steeper) for the iconic overhead view. Proper shoes essential — steep with exposed roots

Vintgar Gorge(1.5 hours)

1.6 km wooden walkway along the Radovna River to the 13m Sum waterfall. 10 EUR. Arrive by 8:30AM to avoid crowds. 4 km northwest of Bled

Drive to Lake Bohinj(30 minutes)

26 km through Triglav National Park. The shift from tourist Bled to local Bohinj is palpable

Lake Bohinj swimming and Vogel cable car(3 hours)

Swim free at the beach near the stone bridge (22°C in August). Vogel cable car (19 EUR return) for panoramic Julian Alps views. Church of St. John the Baptist has 15th-century frescoes

Dinner at Gostilna Rupa(1.5 hours)

Cellar restaurant in Bled. Game goulash with polenta (~16 EUR), homemade žlikrofi pasta (~12 EUR). Book in summer

Bus to Ljubljana(1 hour 15 minutes)

Direct buses every 60-90 minutes, 7 EUR one-way. Or 40-minute drive via A2

Central Market and Dragon Bridge(1.5 hours)

Plečnik-designed riverside market (daily except Sunday). Sample local cheeses and dried meats. The Dragon Bridge's four green dragons are Ljubljana's mascot

Ljubljana Castle(2 hours)

Funicular (4 EUR return) or walk up in 15 min. Panoramic views from the viewing tower. The old town below has Baroque facades and Triple Bridge

Lunch at Odprta Kuhna (Friday) or Gostilna na Gradu(1 hour)

Open Kitchen street food market (Fridays, dishes 5-10 EUR). Other days: Gostilna na Gradu in the castle (mains 15-25 EUR)

Metelkova Mesto art district(1 hour)

A former military barracks turned street art and nightlife complex. Covered in murals, sculptures, and alternative culture. Free to walk around. Active nightlife Thursday-Saturday

Morning lake loop walk(1.5 hours)

6 km flat trail around the entire lake. Start clockwise from Grand Hotel Toplice. The western shore has the quietest sections with mountain reflections. Free

Rowboat to Bled Island(2 hours)

Rent a rowboat from the eastern shore (~20 EUR/hour) and row yourself across. The lake is 2.1 km long and 30m deep — peaceful paddling with Alps views

Lunch at Kavarna Park(45 minutes)

Grand Hotel Park terrace with lake views. Coffee and potica (walnut roll cake, ~7 EUR)

Straža adventure or thermal spa(2 hours)

Straža: chairlift, summer toboggan (7 EUR), zip line. Or Grand Hotel Toplice thermal pool overlooking the lake

Drive to Pokljuka Plateau(30 minutes)

Alpine plateau at 1,300m, 20 km from Bled. Home to the biathlon World Cup venue

Pokljuka Gorge trail(2 hours)

2 km out-and-back through a narrow gorge with moss-covered walls. Moderate difficulty. Free. Less crowded than Vintgar

Lunch at Koča na Pokljuki(1 hour)

Mountain hut serving jota (bean stew, ~7 EUR) and štruklji. Cash preferred

Mostnica Gorge(1.5 hours)

2 km trail with emerald pools, the famous Elephant Rock. 5 EUR entry. From Stara Fužina near Lake Bohinj

Drive over Vršič Pass(1.5 hours)

The highest mountain pass in Slovenia (1,611m) with 50 hairpin bends. Dramatic scenery. Stop at the Russian Chapel — a poignant WWI memorial built by Russian POWs. Drive carefully; the road is narrow

Soča River exploration(2 hours)

The impossibly turquoise Soča River is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Walk the Soča Trail from Lepena to the Great Soča Gorge (1.5 hours, moderate). The Napoleonov Most (Napoleon's Bridge) viewpoint shows the gorge at its narrowest

Lunch in Bovec(1 hour)

The adventure capital of Slovenia. Eat at Gostilna Sovč — local trout and venison dishes (~12-16 EUR). Bovec sits in a valley ringed by 2,000m peaks

Optional: Soča River rafting or zip line(2.5 hours)

White water rafting on the Soča (from ~40 EUR, class II-III rapids). Or the Zip Line Park in Bovec — the longest zip line in Europe at 600m (25 EUR). Book ahead in summer

Drive to Piran(2 hours)

150 km from Bled via the motorway. Or combine with a morning in Ljubljana. Park outside Piran (the town is mostly car-free) at the garage near the marina (~5 EUR/day)

Piran Old Town(2.5 hours)

Venetian architecture, narrow lanes, and Tartini Square — named after the famous violinist born here. Climb the bell tower of St. George's Church (2 EUR) for views across to Croatia and Italy. The medieval town walls offer free panoramic walks

Lunch at Pri Mari(1.5 hours)

Seafood restaurant on the waterfront. Fresh calamari (~12 EUR), grilled sea bass (~18 EUR), and local Malvazija white wine. The terrace overlooks the fishing harbor

Sečovlje Salt Pans(1 hour)

700-year-old salt harvesting flats south of Piran. Entry: 7 EUR. Walk the paths between evaporation pools. Buy fleur de sel (premium sea salt) from the shop — a distinctive Slovenian souvenir (~5 EUR)

Slovenian cooking class(3 hours)

Several operators near Bled offer hands-on classes (~50-70 EUR). Learn to make štruklji, potica, and jota. Most include a market visit for ingredients and lunch with wine pairing. Book via local tourism office

Afternoon at Bled town(2 hours)

Explore beyond the lake — the town itself has small galleries, a church, and the local Mercator supermarket where Slovenians buy actual groceries. The area around the bus station feels more authentic than the lakefront

Dinner at Vila Preseren(1.5 hours)

Elegant lakeside dining named after Slovenia's national poet. Fish from the lake, Gorenjska regional specialties. Mains 18-28 EUR. Terrace seats with island views

Drive to Škocjan Caves(1.5 hours)

130 km south of Bled via the motorway. The caves are near the town of Divača in the Karst region

Škocjan Caves guided tour(2 hours)

UNESCO World Heritage since 1986. The underground canyon is 146m deep, 120m wide, and 2.6 km long — it dwarfs you. Guided tours only, 28 EUR. The Murmuring Cave and Cerkvenik Bridge crossing are jaw-dropping. Temperature inside ~12°C year-round — bring a layer. Tours run every 1-2 hours

Lunch at Gostilna Malovec near Štanjel(1 hour)

Karst region cuisine in a hilltop village. Pršut (air-dried ham, ~8 EUR), homemade pasta with truffles (~14 EUR), and Teran red wine from local vineyards. The Karst is Slovenia's culinary heartland

Štanjel village walk(1 hour)

A fortified Karst village with Ferrari Garden (designed by architect Max Fabiani) and medieval ramparts. Free to walk. Virtually no tourists. One of Slovenia's most photogenic small villages

Drive to Kranjska Gora(40 minutes)

35 km northwest of Bled. A ski resort in winter, hiking and cycling hub in summer. The drive through the Sava Valley is beautiful

Jasna Lake(1 hour)

A crystal-clear alpine lake at the edge of town. Free. The bronze statue of the mythical Zlatorog (Golden Horn chamois) sits beside the lake. Swimming possible in summer but cold

Planica Nordic Centre(1.5 hours)

Home to ski jumping and ski flying world records. The ZIP line from the top of the ski jump (25 EUR) gives you a taste of what jumpers see. Museum of Slovenian skiing included. Summer visitors can use the viewing platform

Lunch at Gostilna Pri Martinu(1 hour)

Traditional mountain restaurant in Kranjska Gora. Game goulash, mushroom soup, and homemade strudel. Mains ~12-18 EUR. Hearty alpine portions

Zelenci Nature Reserve(1 hour)

The source of the Sava Dolinka river — an emerald spring surrounded by marshland. Free. A boardwalk leads to the spring. The water clarity is unreal. Located between Kranjska Gora and the Italian border

Sleep in and lazy morning(3 hours)

After 11 days of exploring, take a genuinely slow morning. Breakfast at your hotel, read on the lakeside benches, or swim in the calm morning water

Revisit a favorite spot(2 hours)

Go back to Lake Bohinj for a quieter swim, revisit Vintgar Gorge (less crowded in afternoon), or row out to Bled Island again — this time at sunset for completely different light

Dinner at Penzion Mlino(1.5 hours)

Lakeside restaurant with garden and island views. Fresh trout (~16 EUR), local wines. One of the most romantic settings in Bled

Walk or drive to Radovljica(15 minutes)

7 km north of Bled. A small medieval town that most Bled tourists never visit. Free parking near the old town

Beekeeping Museum (Čebelarski muzej)(1 hour)

Slovenia has 10,000+ beekeepers — apiculture is a national passion. The museum (6 EUR) displays painted beehive panels — a unique Slovenian folk art tradition. Honey and beeswax products in the shop make great souvenirs

Chocolate Festival Museum (Lectar)(45 minutes)

Lectar gingerbread workshop — a tradition since 1766. Watch artisans decorate lectar hearts (traditional love tokens). Buy one from ~3 EUR or take a decorating workshop (~15 EUR)

Lunch at Gostilna Lectar(1 hour)

Attached to the gingerbread workshop. Slovenian home cooking in a historic inn. Beef tongue with horseradish, pumpkin soup, and strudel. Mains ~12-16 EUR. Charming old-world atmosphere

Farewell sunset from Bled(1.5 hours)

One final evening at Lake Bled. Watch the sunset from the western shore where the Julian Alps catch the last golden light. If the sky is clear, the pink-orange reflections in the lake are unforgettable

Early morning sunrise walk(1 hour)

The sunrise over Bled Island from the eastern shore is legendary. The morning mist over the water, the church silhouette against the Alps — this is the image you'll carry home

Last shopping and cream cake(1 hour)

Slovenian souvenirs: local honey (8-12 EUR), pumpkin seed oil (6-8 EUR), Bled cream cake gift box. Mercator supermarket for local products at local prices

Airport transfer(45 minutes)

GoOpti shuttle (~15 EUR) or drive to Ljubljana Airport (LJU), 36 km away. Allow 2.5 hours before international flights

Airport transfer to Bled(40 minutes)

GoOpti shuttle ~15 EUR or rental car. A2 motorway, 36 km

Lakeside promenade walk(1.5 hours)

South shore toward Zaka inlet. Julian Alps backdrop

Kremna rezina at Park Hotel(45 minutes)

Original cream cake since 1953. ~5 EUR/slice

Pletna boat to Bled Island(1.5 hours)

~15 EUR. 99 steps, wishing bell

Bled Castle(1.5 hours)

15 EUR. Museum, wine cellar, printing press

Lunch at Gostilna Pri Planincu(1 hour)

Štruklji ~8 EUR, trout ~14 EUR

Ojstrica and Mala Osojnica(2 hours)

Postcard viewpoints. Proper shoes essential

Vintgar Gorge(1.5 hours)

10 EUR. 1.6 km to Sum waterfall. Arrive 8:30AM

Lake Bohinj(3 hours)

Swimming, Vogel cable car (19 EUR). St. John church frescoes

Dinner at Gostilna Rupa(1.5 hours)

Game goulash ~16 EUR

Bus to Ljubljana(1 hour 15 minutes)

7 EUR. Or 40-min drive

Ljubljana Castle(2 hours)

Funicular 4 EUR

Metelkova Mesto(1 hour)

Street art and alternative culture

Rowboat to Bled Island(2 hours)

~20 EUR/hour

Lunch at Koča na Pokljuki(1 hour)

Jota ~7 EUR

Mostnica Gorge(1.5 hours)

Elephant Rock. 5 EUR

Vršič Pass drive(1.5 hours)

1,611m. 50 hairpin bends. Russian Chapel

Soča Trail hike(2 hours)

Turquoise river gorges

Lunch in Bovec(1 hour)

Gostilna Sovč. Trout ~12-16 EUR

Optional rafting or zip line(2.5 hours)

Rafting from ~40 EUR. Zip line 600m 25 EUR

Lunch at Pri Mari(1.5 hours)

Seafood. Calamari ~12 EUR

Sečovlje Salt Pans(1 hour)

7 EUR. 700-year-old salt harvest

Cooking class(3 hours)

~50-70 EUR. Štruklji, potica, jota

Dinner at Vila Preseren(1.5 hours)

Lakeside dining. 18-28 EUR

Škocjan Caves tour(2 hours)

28 EUR. 146m deep, 2.6 km. 12°C inside

Lunch near Štanjel(1 hour)

Karst cuisine. Pršut, truffles. Teran wine

Štanjel village(1 hour)

Ferrari Garden, medieval ramparts

Jasna Lake(1 hour)

Crystal alpine lake. Zlatorog statue

Planica Nordic Centre(1.5 hours)

Ski jump zip line 25 EUR

Zelenci Nature Reserve(1 hour)

Emerald spring. Boardwalk. Free

Beekeeping Museum(1 hour)

6 EUR. Painted beehive panels

Lectar gingerbread workshop(45 minutes)

Since 1766. Workshop ~15 EUR

Drive to Maribor(2 hours)

170 km east. A1 motorway. Different character from alpine Slovenia

Old Vine House(1 hour)

The world's oldest grape vine — 450+ years old, still producing wine. Free museum. Wine tasting from 10 EUR

Lent district walk(1.5 hours)

Riverside district with medieval towers, the Jewish quarter, and the Water Tower. Host of the Lent Festival (June/July)

Lunch at Mak(1 hour)

Modern Slovenian in Maribor's Old Town. Lunch menu 10-16 EUR

Overnight in Maribor(settled)

Stay near Glavni trg (Main Square). Hotels from ~60 EUR

Drive to Ptuj(30 minutes)

30 km from Maribor. A medieval town on the Drava River

Ptuj Castle(1.5 hours)

7 EUR. Hilltop castle with collections of musical instruments, costumes (kurent carnival masks), and regional history. Panoramic views over the Drava Valley

Ptuj Old Town(1.5 hours)

Dominican Monastery, Town Hall Square, Orpheus Monument (2nd-century Roman tombstone). Thermal spas at Terme Ptuj (15 EUR) for afternoon relaxation

Lunch at Gostilna Ribič(1 hour)

Fish restaurant on the Drava River. Freshwater fish dishes, Slovenian wine. 12-18 EUR

Drive to Postojna(1.5 hours)

From Bled, 115 km south. Can combine from Maribor route if driving back

Postojna Cave(1.5 hours)

27.90 EUR. Electric train rides into the cave, then walking tour through massive caverns. The proteus (olm) — 'baby dragon' — is a blind salamander found only here. 10°C inside

Predjama Castle(1.5 hours)

16.90 EUR (or combo 38.90 EUR). A Renaissance castle built into a 123m cliff mouth. Erase Predjamski, the 'Robin Hood of Slovenia,' held off a Habsburg siege here for a year. Secret cave passages

Lunch at Gostilna Požar near Postojna(1 hour)

Karst region cuisine. Jota, pršut, local wine. 10-15 EUR

Sunrise photography walk(1.5 hours)

Bled Island in early morning mist. The western shore at 5:30AM in summer

Farm visit near Bled(2.5 hours)

Visit a working alpine farm (turistična kmetija). See cheese-making, meet animals, sample products. Several farms near Bled offer visits from ~15 EUR. Check at tourism office

Drive to Logarska Dolina(2 hours)

100 km east. Entrance fee to the valley ~7 EUR/car. A glacial valley enclosed by 2,000m peaks

Rinka Waterfall(1.5 hours)

90m waterfall at the head of the valley. 20-minute walk from car park. One of Slovenia's highest and most photogenic falls. Free

Valley floor walk(2 hours)

Flat walking path through the 7 km valley. Traditional farmsteads, flower meadows, mountain streams. Free. The setting rivals any Alpine valley in Europe

Lunch at a valley farmstead(1 hour)

Several farms in the valley serve traditional meals. Buckwheat porridge with mushrooms, homemade sausages. ~10-15 EUR

Drive to Idrija(1.5 hours)

80 km southwest. A small town with a surprisingly rich heritage

Anthony's Shaft mercury mine tour(1.5 hours)

15 EUR. Underground tour of the 500-year-old mercury mine — the second-largest in the world. The miners' stories and working conditions are vivid. Temperature ~13°C

Idrija lace-making(1 hour)

Idrija is famous for bobbin lace — a tradition since the 1600s. The Lace School and Museum (5 EUR) shows the intricate process. Lace pieces from 15 EUR

Lunch at Gostilna Kos(1 hour)

Try žlikrofi — Idrija's signature dish. Tiny potato dumplings in meat sauce. 8-12 EUR. You won't find better žlikrofi anywhere else in Slovenia

Morning swim in Lake Bled(1 hour)

The lake is yours. Last swim with the castle and island in view

Sunset at western shore(1.5 hours)

The Julian Alps catch the last golden light. The pink-orange reflections. The church bell on the island. This is the image you'll keep

Farewell dinner at Restavracija 1906(2 hours)

In the Grand Hotel Toplice. Fine dining overlooking the lake. Tasting menu ~65 EUR. The most elegant farewell Bled can offer

Last shopping(1 hour)

Honey, pumpkin seed oil, cream cake gift box

Airport transfer(45 minutes)

LJU airport, 36 km