By Wendy Byard
Travel Advisor for solo women travellers
Slovenia & Lake Bled – Solo Travellers Tour
A 6-day escape through Slovenia’s hidden gems, from wine country to mountain lakes

Why I Chose This for You
Because Slovenia feels like Europe’s best-kept secret. I wanted you to experience the elegance of its towns, the warmth of its culture, and the breathtaking serenity of Lake Bled. It’s short, sweet, and absolutely packed with beauty — perfect for a first-time solo adventure or a magical spring escape.
About this Trip
Slovenia may be one of Europe’s smallest countries, but it’s brimming with charm. From the lively capital of Ljubljana and the Venetian elegance of Piran to the vineyards of Maribor and the shimmering magic of Lake Bled, this tour captures the best of this hidden gem in the heart of Europe.
Specially designed for solo travellers, you’ll be guided by local experts, share a welcome dinner with like-minded companions, and stay in hand-picked 4★ hotels as you journey through diverse landscapes — Alpine, Mediterranean, and Continental — in just six days.

Itinerary Highlights
Guided tour of Ljubljana’s Old Town & castle views
Piran – Slovenia’s Adriatic gem with Venetian influence
Lipica Stud Farm – home of the Lipizzaner horses
Ptuj & Maribor – Slovenia’s oldest town plus vineyard visit & wine tasting
Lake Bled – Boat ride to fairy-tale Bled Island & free time lakeside
Whats Included
Return flights & transfers
5 nights in 4★ hotels with breakfast
8 guided tours & experiences
Welcome dinner or drinks
Small group size (max 25)
Checked luggage & hotel porterage
Expert Solo Tour Manager
Helpful Hints
Currency: Euro (€)
Weather: May = spring, pleasant 15–22°C. Sunshine + occasional showers. Pack layers & light rain jacket.
Fitness Level: Gentle–moderate (walking tours, cobblestones, optional steps at Bled).
Group Size: Max 25 on solo departures.
Time Zone: CET (UK+1).
Best For: Fairy-tale scenery, history, gentle culture-rich adventure.
Packing Tip: Try Slovenia’s famous Kremsnita cream cake at Lake Bled.




