Road trips in Slovenia
6 road trips and 22 hand-picked places in Slovenia, with routes, stops and practical tips for driving and camping.
- Trip guides
- 6
- Places
- 22
- Motorways
- Vignette needed for motorways
- Speed limit
- 130 km/h
Few or none. Buy the e-vignette online before you drive on motorways. Driving in Europe
Road trips through Slovenia
Slovenia’s Julian Alps
Slovenian Karst: caves and a cave castle
Kamnik Alps and the Logar Valley
Eastern Slovenia: castles and wine hills
Lake Bohinj and the lower Soča valley
Karst, Vipava and Brda: caves, horses and wine hills
Places worth the detour in Slovenia
Blejsko jezero
Postojna Cave
Velika Planina
Logar Valley
Old Vine House
Jeruzalem Wine Hills
Lake Bohinj
Škocjan Caves
Vršič
Soča
Predjama Castle
Rinka Waterfall
Celje Castle
Ptuj Castle
Vintgar Gorge
Savica Waterfall
Tolmin Gorges
Kozjak Waterfall
Lipica Stud Farm
Štanjel
Solkan Bridge
Šmartno
FAQs
What are the best road trips in Slovenia?
Popular routes include Slovenia’s Julian Alps, Slovenian Karst: caves and a cave castle, Kamnik Alps and the Logar Valley and Eastern Slovenia: castles and wine hills. CampingSpirit has 6 trip guides that pass through Slovenia, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary and a route map.
Which places in Slovenia are worth a detour?
Our editors recommend Blejsko jezero, Postojna Cave, Velika Planina, Logar Valley, Old Vine House and Jeruzalem Wine Hills.
Do you need a vignette or pay tolls in Slovenia?
Vignette needed for motorways. Buy the e-vignette online before you drive on motorways. Rules and prices change. Check official sources before you travel.
What is the motorway speed limit in Slovenia?
130 km/h on motorways for cars, unless signs show otherwise.
Are there low-emission zones in Slovenia?
Few or none.