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Explore Triglav National Park from Bled with this full-day tour featuring waterfalls, lakes, and nature reserves, guided by knowledgeable locals for $161.39.

This full-day tour from Bled offers a compelling way to experience some of Slovenia’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. For $161.39 per person, the 9-hour journey includes visits to iconic sites like Vintgar Gorge, Lake Bohinj, and Zelenci Nature Reserve. Led by a licensed guide, travelers get a detailed narration of each locale, making the experience both scenic and educational.
What makes this tour particularly appealing is its all-inclusive nature: the national park entrance fees are covered, and the comfortable, air-conditioned minivan transports the group smoothly between stops. The tour has a proven track record, with an outstanding rating of 5.0 out of 5 from 100 reviews, and is recommended 100% of the time.
While the tour suits most physically capable visitors over 8 years old, it’s worth noting that hikes can involve quite a few steps, especially around waterfalls, and the overall pace is brisk. The tour operates rain or shine, so packing appropriate clothing is advised.

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The tour begins at pr1motours.com or nearby meeting points such as Clear Kayak Bled and Black Hole Kayaking. Pickup service is available within Bled town, making it easy to start the day without worrying about logistics. The tour departs promptly at 9:00 am, so arriving on time is crucial, especially because Vintgar Gorge’s entry is at a fixed time that cannot be missed.
There’s no parking available at the tour office, so plan to arrive via the provided pickup or public transportation. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, with up to 16 travelers on each trip.

The first stop, Vintgar Gorge, was discovered in 1891 and remains one of the most impressive natural sights in the region. The 1.6 km gorge is accessed via 500 meters of bridges and galleries, offering spectacular views of rushing waters and rocky cliffs.
The admission fee for Vintgar Gorge is included in the tour, simplifying entry. Visitors should be prepared for some walking, as the trail involves steps and narrow pathways, but the scenery makes the effort worthwhile. The gorge’s dramatic landscape provides countless photo opportunities and a chance to witness the power of nature firsthand.

Next, the tour visits Zelenci Nature Reserve, a spring-fed turquoise lake surrounded by mountain wetlands. This 20-minute stop features boardwalks that allow close-up views of rare plants and wading birds, making it a peaceful contrast to the more dramatic gorge.
The admission fee is included, and the short visit offers a chance to appreciate Slovenia’s unique ecosystems. The vibrant colors and tranquil water create a perfect setting for nature photography or simply soaking in the quiet beauty.
A brief 20-minute stop at Lake Jasna follows, showcasing a charming small lake along the Pisnica River. Known for its white-sand shores and mountain views, the lake features a resort and is a popular spot for photos.
Visitors can walk along the shoreline or simply admire the landscape from designated viewpoints. The location’s calm waters and alpine surroundings offer a refreshing pause in the day’s itinerary.

The Pericnik Waterfall is a highlight, with upper and lower waterfalls cascading over a rocky cliff. The 1-hour stop includes a walking trail that offers different vantage points for viewing this spectacular waterfall.
The trail is accessible but involves walking, so comfortable footwear is recommended. The waterfall’s height and the sound of crashing water make it a memorable stop, with plenty of opportunities to take photos.

The group then visits Lake Bohinj, where the waterfall offers beautiful views and a top vantage point toward the lake. This 1-hour visit allows time to enjoy the scenery, perhaps with a short walk along the shoreline.
The lake’s clear waters and surrounding mountains make it one of the most iconic spots in Triglav National Park. The guide provides context about the area’s natural importance, enhancing the appreciation of this peaceful setting.

The Savica Waterfall earns its fame as a double waterfall, flowing over a rocky escarpment in a remarkable display of nature’s power. The 1-hour stop involves walking to the waterfall, giving visitors a close-up view of the cascading water.
The waterfall’s enchanting atmosphere, combined with the sound of rushing water, makes it a favorite among visitors. The trail is manageable but involves some walking, with stunning photo opportunities available at the viewpoint.
The tour includes all national park fees, bottled water, and the services of both a driver/guide and local guide who provide detailed commentary throughout the day. The transport is in an air-conditioned minivan, ensuring comfort during the approximately 9-hour trip.
For lunch, travelers are advised to bring their own, as lunch options on-site are limited, and the scheduled break is around one hour at a lakeside location. The tour is designed to operate in all weather conditions, so appropriate clothing is recommended.
This tour maintains a perfect 5.0 rating from 100 reviews, with many praising the knowledgeable guides, especially Primo and Tadej, for their friendly demeanor and expertise. Reviewers appreciate the stunning views at every stop, from gorges to waterfalls.
Some mention that the hikes up to waterfalls can involve many steps, which could be tiring for some, but the overall experience is described as well-planned and rewarding. The small group size and clear communication contribute to high satisfaction levels.
This tour is best suited for adults and children over 8 years old, with a minimum of 6 participants needed to operate. It is not recommended for those over 65, likely due to physical demands.
Travelers should be prepared for weather variations and pack accordingly. Participants with car sickness should take precautions, as the roads can be winding.
The tour’s maximum of 16 travelers ensures a more personalized experience, making it ideal for those wanting to explore Slovenia’s natural beauty without the hassle of planning.
This full-day guided excursion offers a rundown of Triglav National Park’s most impressive spots. The well-organized schedule allows visitors to see multiple waterfalls, lakes, and natural reserves in one day, which would be difficult to achieve independently.
The knowledgeable guides enrich the experience with insightful commentary, and the included fees and transport provide good value. While the hikes may be strenuous for some, the scenic rewards are plentiful at each stop.
Ideal for those who want to maximize their time in Slovenia’s mountains and appreciate stunning landscapes with expert guidance, this tour balances adventure and comfort in a way that appeals to many travelers.
“It was an incredible day of appreciating the natures stunning beauty. From the river/gorge and lakes to the waterfall, from the valleys to the moun…”
What is the cost of the tour?
The tour costs $161.39 per person.
How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 9 hours, starting at 9:00 am and returning to Bled.
Are park entrance fees included?
Yes, all national park fees are included in the price.
Is lunch provided?
No, lunch is not included; bringing your own is recommended, especially for dietary needs.
What stops are included in the itinerary?
Stops include Vintgar Gorge, Zelenci Nature Reserve, Lake Jasna, Pericnik Waterfall, Lake Bohinj, and Savica Waterfall.
Is pickup from Bled available?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off within Bled town are included.
What is the group size?
The maximum group size is 16 travelers.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It is suitable for children over 8 years old, with adult supervision.
What should I wear?
Dress appropriately for all weather conditions; comfortable shoes are recommended.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start.