Hi, we are Bojan and Irina

With this website, we want to share our love and passion for Slovenia. Although we live in Sweden, we try to spend as much time as possible in Slovenia. When we are there, we lead an active life filled with excursions, hikes, bike rides, restaurant visits, nature experiences, and more. Join us on our trips, get inspired, and plan your own stay in Slovenia using our blog posts and planning app.

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About Slovenia

Slovenia is a small country in Central Europe, bordering Italy, Austria, Croatia, and Hungary. Historically, it was part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and later Yugoslavia, before gaining independence in 1991. Its history and geographic location have contributed to a diverse landscape, climate, and culture. About 35% of Slovenia is protected under Natura 2000, giving it the largest proportion of protected natural areas in the European Union. Around half of the country is covered by forest, making Slovenia the third most densely forested country in Europe, after Finland and Sweden.

Over the past 10–20 years, Slovenia has emerged as an important tourist destination. Its culinary scene has grown significantly, earning recognition as a food destination, while ecotourism and green tourism are also thriving. Despite this, Slovenia remains relatively off the beaten path, offering a sense of remoteness and discovery. Its natural beauty, compact size, and diversity make it the perfect destination for anyone seeking an active and engaging vacation.

Regions in Slovenia

In the northwest, Slovenia’s landscape is dominated by the Alps and the Prealps, including the Julian Alps, the Karawanke, and the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. The culture here is a blend of traditional Slovenian and Alpine influences, similar to other Alpine regions. The area is home to many streams and rivers, often displaying striking blue and emerald colors due to the high content of limestone crystals. The climate is strongly influenced by the mountains, with alpine weather patterns shaping the region.

Southwestern Slovenia includes the Karst region and the Adriatic coastal area (Primorska). The region’s wine and food culture is strongly influenced by its proximity to the Adriatic Sea, Italy, and Croatia. Many grape varieties are shared with Italy and the Istrian Peninsula, reflecting the cross-border viticultural tradition. The climate is Mediterranean, particularly along the coast.

Northeastern Slovenia is known for its vineyards and spa resorts. The wines produced here share many similarities with those of Austria. In the northeasternmost region, Prekmurje, Hungarian cultural influences are strong, and the area is also renowned for having some of the country’s best cuisine.

Southeast Slovenia is probably the least known region outside the country, yet it has much to offer. Visitors can enjoy its rich food and wine culture, numerous cultural and historical sites, and a variety of spa and wellness facilities.