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The Slovenian Adriatic Coast
At 49km stretching from Croatia to Italy, the Slovenian part of the Adriatic coast may not be as long as its neighbouring Dalmatian one, but here it is quality over quantity. The Adriatic resorts Portoroz and Strunjan attract guests with their mild climate and Mediterranean flair. At the same time they are relatively off the beaten track and so avoid the usual summer swarms of tourists at beach destinations. The neighbouring town or Piran will take you back in time with beautifully maintained Mediterranean Gothic architecture. Read more about the Slovenian Adriatic Coast on our blog here.
Northwest Slovenia
In northwestern Slovenia, the Julian Alps frame the country's border with Italy and Austria. From the Trenta Valley flows the crystal-clear Soca river and not far away lies the azure blue Lake Bled. Slovenia’s highest point, Mount Triglav, provides a challenge for hikers as well as nature enthusiasts. After Finland and Sweden, Slovenia is the third most forested country in Europe.
Amongst this emerald-hued landscape of green mountains and hills, picturesque valleys and forests, are situated some of the world’s best thermal spring spas with unique healing properties.
Northeast Slovenia
The Lower Styria region in Northeast Slovenia is renowned for three natural remedies used for spa and medical wellness treatments:
- Mineral waters enriched with natural carbon dioxide
- Medicinal mud (peloid)
- Mountainous air
The second-largest city in Slovenia, Maribor, was selected as a capital of culture in 2012, and so aside from being visually pleasing with old red rooves, winding streets and vineyards, you’ll have no shortage of cultural activities to enjoy there. For even more culture, fly to Slovenia’s vibrant capital Ljubliana before heading out into the countryside for your spa break.
Also in this region is the exceptional spa destination of Radenci, famous for its Three Hearts Radenska mineral water used for balneotherapy and liquid therapy.
Further northeast lies the town of Moravske Toplice which has been growing in popularity in recent years due to its extensive thermal spa offerings of 5000sqm with grassy lawns surrounding the pools and natural shade.
Let our expert customer service team help you find which of the spas in Slovenia are best suited to you.