Slovenia Solo Travel

Slovenia is a natural choice for active types, who will be kept endlessly entertained by the country’s outdoor pursuits. Hiking through Triglav National Park, kayaking across Lake Bled and cycling through the Julian Alps are all equally enjoyable unaccompanied as in a group. Slovenia solo travel is also perfect for those who crave some peace and quiet, and while the Adriatic Coast is only 29 miles long, its seaside towns (Koper, Izola and Piran) and pretty beaches (Portorož, Piran and Mestna) provide welcome retreats for solo sun-seekers.

For the culinary curious, exploring Ljubljana’s growing food scene is an excellent way to fill your itinerary during Slovenia solo travel. The Odprta Kuhna (Open Kitchen) is teeming with all manner of treats, from classic Slovenian street food (including burgers) to fancier offerings (such as grilled steak and Slovene wine). Fuelled by these authentic delicacies, head up to Ljubljana Castle, which provides panoramic views of the jewel-box city’s colourful buildings. If you fancy some accompaniment during your solo trip, take a tour of the capital’s Old Town alongside a local guide who will introduce you to Jože Plecnik’s innovative architecture, which has become integral to Ljubljana’s identity.