Slovenia declares the pandemic under control and opens its borders

The pandemic situation in Slovenia is under control and we are following it closely. We can change the itinerary at the last minute if necessary.

On 14 May, just over two months after recording its first case Covid-19, Slovenia declared that the pandemic was under control within its territory. According to the government, this means that the borders will be reopened, non-essential services will be resumed and citizens will be able to leave social isolation.

Slovenia currently has the best clinical situation in Europe, allowing us to bring the pandemic to an end,” said Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa.

With the desire to travel in summer, Slovenia is the perfect country for a holiday without crowds and in nature. In addition, the epidemic has long been under control, with no new cases of Covid-19 for weeks, so Slovenia is Europe’s first ‘Coronafree’ country. As a result, everyday life, shops, hotels and restaurants have already returned to normal, while complying with hygiene regulations.

Our hiking and trekking trips remain confirmed from July to September. With bookings having slowed and few people signed up, it is a good time to reserve one of the first 4 discounted places. Departures are confirmed from 1 July.

We organise tailor-made trips to Slovenia for all those who want to travel individually or privately.

When will the borders in Slovenia be reopened?

The borders of Slovenia are open.

Who will be able to travel to Slovenia?

Any citizen or resident in the European Union.

What restrictions or measures will there be upon arrival in Slovenia?

For EU citizens or residents who have not been outside the territory of the Union for more than 14 days, local government only inform them of the health measures in force in the country.

For now, only hotels with 30 rooms or fewer will open. Shopping centres and other shops will also reopen. Some restrictions remain: public gatherings are banned, masks must be worn and social distancing rules followed.

Why? travel to Slovenia?

With 60% of its territory covered in green, Slovenia is a paradise for any nature lover. Mountains, rivers, waterfalls and dream landscapes are the perfect setting for countless activities.

Its continued efforts towards sustainable tourism also help preserve the landscapes, making Slovenia one of our favourite nature destinations.

What are our trips to Slovenia?

Slovenia is a small country with an enviable geographical position between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean. Known as miniature Europe, this country has spectacular mountains, lush forests and a small coastline.

We propose a route of trekking through Slovenia revealing the finest trails and hidden corners of the Slovenian Alps and Triglav National Park.

Walks for 6 days through Slovenia’s most spectacular national parks, following easy trails with little ascent or descent. We will swim in Lakes Bled and Bohinj and discover the most scenic corners of Triglav National Park and the Soča Valley, see spectacular waterfalls and discover local culture and daily life while tasting the best Slovenian food.

We will also visit the beautiful city of Ljubljana.