How much does the Slovenia multisport tour cost?

Prices start from €1,245 per person in a double room in Season A and €1,295 in Season B. A single room within a party costs €380 extra, and a single traveller pays €490 including the single room. Children up to 12 sharing with parents get 30% off the basic price, and a third adult gets 10% off.

When can I do the Slovenia multisport tour in the Julian Alps?

You can start any day between 2 May and 3 October 2027. Season A runs from 2 May to 14 August and from 19 September to 3 October, while Season B, from 15 August to 18 September, is the peak period. The date of Day 1 sets the season for the whole tour.

How difficult is the Slovenia multisport tour?

The tour is rated 2 out of 4, medium. It combines two moderate cycling days of 40 and 45 km, two walks of 17 and 14 km, a guided rafting trip and relaxed lake kayaking. No technical experience is required, and average fitness is enough, which makes it suitable for active families.

Is bike rental included in the Slovenia multisport tour?

Yes. A touring bike is included for the two cycling days, Days 3 and 4, with a Standard Damage Waiver that caps your liability for accidental damage at €50. An e-bike upgrade costs €50 per day, extra bike days cost €25 (touring) or €50 (e-bike), and a Waiver Upgrade to zero excess costs €25 or €50.

How do I get to Kranjska Gora and back from Bohinj?

Ljubljana, Trieste, Venice and Klagenfurt are the nearest airports. A private transfer from Ljubljana Airport to Kranjska Gora costs €140 for 1 to 3 people. At the end, a transfer from Bohinj costs €160 to Ljubljana Airport, €175 to Ljubljana city or €75 to Bled. Each bike adds €10 to the transfer price.

Which activities are guided on the Slovenia multisport tour?

The rafting trip on the Sava Dolinka on Day 5 is guided and lasts about three hours on grade 2–3 water. All other activities are self-guided, with route descriptions and maps in a navigation app. The car transfer to the Pokljuka plateau on Day 6 and the half-day kayak or canoe rental on Day 7 are included.

Is the Slovenia multisport tour suitable for families with children?

Yes. The tour is marked family friendly, with moderate cycling and walking days, beginner-friendly rafting and relaxed kayaking on Lake Bohinj. Children up to 12 sharing a room with their parents receive a 30% discount on the basic price. Luggage is transferred between the three bases, so days stay light.

Slovenia Multisport Cycling Tour

Julian Alps, Slovenia

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Trekking bikeE-bike8 days / 7 nights85 km2/5Medium-EasyLinear

Self-guided
Solo-friendly
Family

Short Description

Spend 8 days cycling, hiking, rafting and kayaking in Slovenia's Julian Alps, from Kranjska Gora to Bled and Lake Bohinj. Ride two valley stages beneath Triglav, walk alpine pastures, raft the emerald Sava Dolinka and paddle a clear lake.

Tour Program

Day 1: Arrival in Kranjska Gora
You will arrive in the alpine resort of Kranjska Gora, beneath the western Julian Alps, and check into your 3-4★ hotel. An easy evening stroll to Lake Jasna will set the tone for the week.

Day 2: Jasna Valley walk (17 km hike, about 5 h; +460/−460 m)
You will warm up with a walk to Lake Jasna and through the valley beneath the peaks of Prisank and Razor. The route will pass the Russian Chapel below the Vršič road before returning to Kranjska Gora for a second night.

Day 3: Kranjska Gora – Bled by bike (40 km; +290/−620 m)
You will pick up your touring bike and ride into Triglav National Park along the Sava Dolinka into the Krma Valley, stopping for lunch beneath Triglav. The route will continue through the Radovna Valley to Lake Bled, with an optional detour to Vintgar Gorge.

Day 4: Bled – Kropa – Radovljica loop by bike (45 km; +640/−640 m)
You will ride at the foot of the Jelovica plateau to Kropa and its iron-forging museum, where you can hammer your own nail. The loop will continue to the preserved old town of Radovljica and back to Lake Bled.

Day 5: Rafting on the Sava Dolinka (about 3 h; grade 2–3)
You will join a guided rafting trip on the emerald Sava Dolinka near Bled. The river is splashy and scenic, and suitable for beginners. The rest of the day will be yours to enjoy by the lake.

Day 6: Pokljuka – Uskovnica – Lake Bohinj hike (14 km hike, about 4 h; +30/−830 m)
A car transfer will take you from Bled up to the Pokljuka plateau. From there you will walk through mountain pastures at Uskovnica and the historic village of Studor, descending to Lake Bohinj.

Day 7: Kayaking on Lake Bohinj (half-day rental)
You will paddle the clear waters of Slovenia's largest lake beneath the Julian Alps. If you prefer, you can swap the kayak for a canoe and take it slow.

Day 8: Departure
Your tour will end after breakfast in Ribčev Laz on Lake Bohinj, or you can extend your stay at the lake.

Tour details

LinearSelfguidedMinimum 1 person

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
🚲 Bike Rental
💼 Luggage transfer
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
🏞️ Guided rafting trip on the Sava Dolinka (Day
🚣 Half-day kayak or canoe rental on Lake Bohinj
🚕 Car transfer Bled → Pokljuka

❌ What is not included?

🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed
🛡️ Travel insurance

🙋 Common questions

How much does the Slovenia multisport tour cost?
Prices start from €1,245 per person in a double room in Season A and €1,295 in Season B. A single room within a party costs €380 extra, and a single traveller pays €490 including the single room. Children up to 12 sharing with parents get 30% off the basic price, and a third adult gets 10% off.
When can I do the Slovenia multisport tour in the Julian Alps?
You can start any day between 2 May and 3 October 2027. Season A runs from 2 May to 14 August and from 19 September to 3 October, while Season B, from 15 August to 18 September, is the peak period. The date of Day 1 sets the season for the whole tour.
How difficult is the Slovenia multisport tour?
The tour is rated 2 out of 4, medium. It combines two moderate cycling days of 40 and 45 km, two walks of 17 and 14 km, a guided rafting trip and relaxed lake kayaking. No technical experience is required, and average fitness is enough, which makes it suitable for active families.
Is bike rental included in the Slovenia multisport tour?
Yes. A touring bike is included for the two cycling days, Days 3 and 4, with a Standard Damage Waiver that caps your liability for accidental damage at €50. An e-bike upgrade costs €50 per day, extra bike days cost €25 (touring) or €50 (e-bike), and a Waiver Upgrade to zero excess costs €25 or €50.
How do I get to Kranjska Gora and back from Bohinj?
Ljubljana, Trieste, Venice and Klagenfurt are the nearest airports. A private transfer from Ljubljana Airport to Kranjska Gora costs €140 for 1 to 3 people. At the end, a transfer from Bohinj costs €160 to Ljubljana Airport, €175 to Ljubljana city or €75 to Bled. Each bike adds €10 to the transfer price.
Which activities are guided on the Slovenia multisport tour?
The rafting trip on the Sava Dolinka on Day 5 is guided and lasts about three hours on grade 2–3 water. All other activities are self-guided, with route descriptions and maps in a navigation app. The car transfer to the Pokljuka plateau on Day 6 and the half-day kayak or canoe rental on Day 7 are included.
Is the Slovenia multisport tour suitable for families with children?
Yes. The tour is marked family friendly, with moderate cycling and walking days, beginner-friendly rafting and relaxed kayaking on Lake Bohinj. Children up to 12 sharing a room with their parents receive a 30% discount on the basic price. Luggage is transferred between the three bases, so days stay light.