By air: Slovenia is well served by major airlines. Of the mainstream carriers, The Slovene national airline Adria Airways flies to Ljubljana airport twice daily from Munich and Frankfurt. Additionally they serve Amsterdam, Brussels, Barcelona and Copenhagen on a weekly basis.

EasyJet flies every day from London and Paris to Ljubljana. Ryanair serves Klagenfurt and Graz in SE Austria plus Trieste in NE Italy, all of which are very close to the starting points of our trips.

Ljubljana Airport is 25 km from the centre. There are regular bus shuttle connections to the city but no trains are operating from there. If you need an airport transfer, please go here.

By train: Ljubljana has a centrally located railway station. All trains from Italy, Austria, Germany, Hungary and Croatia stop here.

Lake Bled station is called Lesce - Bled. It is 4 km from the centre of the town, but there are good bus connections. Koper station is 1 km from the centre and port. Directly it is only connected with Ljubljana, for trains of other origins you may need to change at Sežana railway station. Alternatively Trieste and Tarvisio can be used with good connections from and to Venice. For train connections in detail, look here.

By bus: Eurolines and Touring (mostly from Germany) buses stop in Ljubljana. From here all local destinations in Slovenia can be reached easily. The timetable is here.

By car: Slovenia can easily be reached by car and there is a good network of motorways.

Some travel distances: Ljubljana is from 400 km Vienna, 460 km from Munich, 260 km from Venice and 1240 km from Amsterdam. From Ljubljana the distances are: to Bled 56 km, Maribor 115 km and to Koper 96 km, all by motorway.

ViaMichelin site has a good travel planner. Car parking is arranged at all starting points of the trips. Please see the tour descriptions. If you wish to rent a car, please see our offer!