Join a guided coastline tour that allows you to get off at any of the 4 stops and discover the seaside towns on your own accord. Receive an information package including a map and coupons for tastings of local treats. This is the perfect way to discover the Slovenian coast and the beautiful towns of Koper, Izola, Piran, and Portorož. Meet your guide at the port of Koper and receive your information package with a map of the area and the coupons for free tastings in selected venues in each of the towns. The entire loop takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes, with stops in all 4 towns. You can decide on your own if you would like to stay for one hour and get back on the bus or explore one of the cities for longer. The whole tour is about 4 hours long. First, stop in the town of Izola, located 15 min away from Koper. It is a very characteristic town and known for its fisherman tradition. The second stop is the town of Piran, one of the oldest towns in the country. Piran is known for its stunning Venetian architecture and offers a more relaxing visit with many options for sights or things to do. The third stop on the route is the seaside resort of Portorož. This destination offers the largest Slovenian beach and a shopping promenade. Last, return to the town of Koper, where you can walk around the town, use the last of your tasting coupons and enjoy the rest of your day.

Depart Trieste and journey to one of the oldest and most beautiful towns in Slovenia. Arrive in Piran and see the bronze statue of the famous composer and violinist Giuseppe Tartini on Tartini Square. Visit the house where he lived and admire one of his violins. Marvel at the majestic buildings that surround the square, such as the Municipal Palace and Maritime Museum. Get panoramic views from the Church of Saint George, and stroll along the narrow streets to encounter pretty fishing nets and compact houses. Continue along the coast to visit the seaside towns of Portorož, Izola and Koper. Hear about their main attractions and learn about the local traditions. Take in the scenic views of the natural salt pans of Sečovlje near Portorož, and sample the local food and wine at a typical village. Learn about the fishing history of Izola and more. 

Discover the Slovenian coast and the Karst region on this full-day trip. Your first stop is the Skocjan Caves, one of the largest and most fascinating Karstic sites in Europe, where the Reka River runs 200 meters below the surface. Next, stop at a local tavern and taste the famous Karst air-dried prosciutto. It is easy to see why locals believe it to be the best prosciutto in the world, especially when accompanied by a local Teran wine. Head on to Lipica, which is the homeland of the white Lipizzaner – the breed of horse made famous by the Spanish Riding School of Vienna. Continue through the coastal towns of Koper, Izola and Portoroz to reach everyone’s favorite spot on the Slovenian coast – Piran. Lose yourself in its narrow, medieval streets and enjoy some free time over an exquisite seafood meal in one of the many local restaurants or cafes. One last stop at Predjama Castle on the way to Ljubljana. Discover the secrets of the largest cave castle (Guinness World Records!), located on a 123-meter high cliff and learn about the local Robin Hood, the legendary knight Erazem.

Piran is one of the oldest and most beautiful Slovene towns, packed with rich history and culture. Almost 500 years of Venetian influence has given this town an inimitable charm. Giuseppe Tartini, the world-famous composer and violinist was born and raised in Piran and had a great impact on the town. Today, his bronze statue adorns the town’s main square together with Tartini’s house, where visitors can admire one of his original violins. The Tartini Square is surrounded by majestic buildings, such as the Municipal Palace, Tartini Theatre, Maritime Museum, Aquarium, Marine Biological Station, Baroque House and Apollonio Palace. On the hill above the town is the biggest and most important church, the Church of Saint George, which offers a wonderful view. Piran’s town wall, narrow streets, fishermen’s nets, compact houses and of course the beautiful sea will give you the feeling of walking through a painting. On the panoramic trip along the Slovene coast you will also visit the coastal towns of Portorož, Izola and Koper, where a tour guide will tell you about their main attractions, historical facts and local traditions. Portorož, which literally means 'Port of Roses', is a popular tourist destination with hotels, casinos and beautiful beaches. Located nearby are the Sečovlje natural salt pans where salts are extracted from the pure sea water using interesting and traditional methods. On this trip you will also have the chance to admire a typical Istrian village, where you will be able to familiarize yourself with local food and wine. At the end, you will visit Izola, which is known for its fishing history, and Koper, an important European port and the largest city of the Slovene Coast.

Renting a bike on the Slovenian coast is an excellent way to explore the area, experience the beautiful scenery, and stay active while on vacation. With its stunning coastline, picturesque towns, and pleasant weather, the Slovenian coast offers a unique and unforgettable biking experience. Explore the Slovenian coast on two wheels and discover the beauty of this hidden gem. Start your adventure by renting a bike in Piran and from there are numerous cycling routes to choose from, ranging from easy, flat paths to more challenging uphill trails. Ride along the coastal road and take in the breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea, passing through picturesque fishing villages and historic towns along the way. Stop for a swim at one of the many secluded beaches, or enjoy a refreshing drink at a beachside bar or try some great local food. One popular route is the Parenzana trail, which runs through Slovenia, Italy, and Croatia. This former railway track has been converted into a cycling trail, offering stunning views of the countryside and the coast.

Start your tour at Postojna Cave, one of the best-known caves in the world, where the underground landscape can be traversed on an electric train. Meet this underground kingdom’s most famous inhabitant, the Proteus. A fantastic web of tunnels, passages, galleries and halls, and the astonishing diversity of karst features await. Move on to the Predjama Castle. This picturesque and impregnable castle has been perched on a 123-meter high cliff for more than 800 years. Its romantic appeal is further emphasized by the idyllic Lokva River, which disappears into the underground world deep below the castle. The only preserved cave castle in Europe, Predjama offers a unique insight into the building techniques of the Middle Ages. During a siege that took place in the 15th century, the castle provided a refuge for its best known and most notorious owner, Erazem of Predjama. Learn about the incredible history of this castle, before you return.

Discover the mysterious world of the pearl of Istria. Go truffle hunting with a professional hunter and his dog. Get to know the recipe for the best dish with truffles. Istrian pasta “fuži” with truffles, a glass of excellent Istrian malvasia wine, good company … priceless! The greatest chefs highly value the Istrian truffle. It is one of the most expensive culinary ingredients. Let's get to know its secrets: how it is searched for, why they use dogs for hunting and how they are trained, what varieties of truffles we know, what else truffles are used for, why the price is sky-high, the history of (forbidden) hunting in Istria and other facts about truffles. After the hunt, we will cook a typical dish with truffles (Istrian pasta “fuži”) and find out which secret ingredient is in the recipe that makes the dish so exceptional. We will eat what we cooked and enjoy it with excellent local Malvasia wine. We will also learn how to recognize a meal with real truffles and not with its artificial aromas. Most of all, we will enjoy good company under the pergola of the Istrian homestead.

Passing through a varied landscape, reach the sparkling Mediterranean. The gem of the Slovenian coast is the medieval Piran, tucked in between the sea and the mighty town walls. The central square boasts eminent historical palaces, the birth house of the maestro Tartini, his monument, and his name. You will walk up to the imposing Church of St. George with its Venetian-like bell tower to admire the view over the wonderful mosaic of roofs, streets, and squares with the stunning backdrop of the bay. After the sightseeing, you will have time to discover the hidden corners of the town, wander along the promenade and sample some savory Mediterranean cuisine. Portorož is a contrast to historic Piran, being a mundane resort town whose lively atmosphere you can enjoy during your free time. Lipica Stud Farm is the cradle of the Lipizzaners, the noble white horses. Breeding began 400 years ago to meet the exclusive needs and demands of the Habsburgs. A local guide will show you around the estate; you will see the whole array of magnificent animals – uncertain dark foals, gentle mares, and proud stallions capable of performing the most amazing figures of the Spanish Riding School. The excellence of the Lipizzaners can be admired at their show, in which they astonish the audience with a sophisticated performance accompanied by classical music.

Looking for a unique and exciting way to explore the beautiful Slovenian coast? Look no further than our "Sunset Stand-Up Paddleboarding Tour of the Slovenian Coast." This unforgettable experience allows you to paddle along the coastline with an experienced guide as the sun sets, creating a magical ambiance that you'll never forget. Our tour begins with a briefing on safety, technique, and the planned route. Then, we'll provide you with a stand-up paddleboard, paddle, and you'll set off on an adventure along the coast. Our experienced guide will be with you every step of the way, providing tips and insights about the area's geography, wildlife, and history. As you paddle along the coast, you'll see stunning scenery that you can't experience from land. The golden light of the setting sun will illuminate the rocky shoreline, while the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea sparkle beneath you. You might even spot some local wildlife, such as dolphins or sea birds. Our tour lasts approximately 2 hours and ends with the return to the launch site. You can purchase optional photos taken by the guide during the tour. Don't miss out on this unique and unforgettable way to explore the Slovenian coast.

Summary: Embark on a thrilling stand-up paddle adventure through the enchanting Bay of the Moon in Strunjan, Slovenia. With expert guidance from a lifeguard instructor and high-quality equipment, you'll explore the unique moon-shaped cave formations and crystal-clear waters of this stunning location. Itinerary/Main Features: Begin your adventure by meeting your lifeguard instructor at the designated starting point. After a brief safety briefing and introduction to stand-up paddling techniques, you'll set off on your journey through the Bay of the Moon. Along the way, you'll be able to take in the stunning natural scenery and learn about the history and culture of the area from your knowledgeable guide. One of the highlights of the tour is the chance to explore the moon-shaped cave formations that give the bay its name. These unique geological formations are not to be missed, and you'll have plenty of time to paddle around them and take photos. Throughout the tour, you'll have access to high-quality stand-up paddleboard equipment, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride. Your lifeguard-instructor will also be on hand to offer tips and guidance, ensuring a safe and unforgettable experience. End: After your stand-up paddle adventure through the Bay of the Moon, you'll return to the starting point and have the option to purchase photos of your experience. From there, you'll be free to explore Strunjan and the surrounding area on your own or head back to your accommodation to relax after an exciting day on the water.