Istria, a wonderful peninsula that lies near the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, is famous for its coastal sights and its vibrant green inland vegetation, with numerous cultural-historic attractions and memorable natural vistas viewed from village hilltops. Additionally, it is a treasure trove of culinary delights. Istrian cuisine is a reflection of the climatic, geographical, and historical wonders of the area, combining multiple local culinary traditions based on olive oil, seafood, seasonal vegetables, aromatic spices, and indigenous plants. Hidden beneath your Istrian host’s smile is an on-going invitation to taste and discover the real features of this idyllic coastal land. It’s the environmental beauty and living history that draws you in; along with the diligent craftsmanship witnessed in every stone. During your tour you will visit 3 famous Istrian villages: Hum, the smallest town in the world; Motovun, the most famous medieval town of Istria; and Grožnjan, the town of artists and music, where you will taste local liquors, wines, cheeses, truffle products, and marmalades.

Discover the charm of the villages of Piran, Koper, Izola, Strunjan, and Portoroz in the coastal region of Slovenia. Hike through vineyards and along the sea, try local wine or a seafood lunch, and learn about the area from your guide. This region is made up of five magical lands — these towns were once fishing villages clustered together alongside the indestructible cliff sides on the Slovene Riviera. These towns are also very well known for their landscape, cultural heritage, hiking and biking trails, the relaxing sight of fishing boats bobbing in the sea, and crystal clear waters. If you like the sea then the ideal time to visit Slovenia's littoral starts from mid-May to mid-September. If you are interested in hiking and biking, it starts even earlier, from mid-March to mid-October. But above all, this region is heaven for wine and food lovers. The area's delicious, fresh seafood and excellent wines are sure to satisfy even the most demanding visitors so make sure you experience the culinary side of the cities too and relax with a lovely dish.

Ljubljana is the largest city in Slovenia and is located in the central part of the country. It is the economic, cultural, and political center, and is increasingly attracting more and more visitors. A guided tour of Ljubljana with an experienced, private tour guide is one of the best ways to learn more about the capital. Get to know the rich history of Ljubljana as you listen to stories and legends about the city on a tour that is exciting and fun. You'll start exploring in the morning. Meet in the Port of Koper and take a short introductory walking tour of the area. Then, continue on the road to Ljubljana, travelling for about an hour and a half before reaching the city. While driving, listen to stories about the culture and history of the Slovenian people. Learn about the way of life for people in Solvenia, which is located between the Adriatic Sea, the Alps, and the Pannonian Basin. Upon arrival in Ljubljana, get to know the Slovenian capital on a walking tour. Sample some potica, a traditional cookie, and drink a cup of herbal tea in the open market. Later, enjoy some free time to explore the city on your own and, to finish, return to the port of Trieste. As this is a private tour, the itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to suit your interests and requirements.

Your experience begins as you meet your guide next to the port of Koper. From there, take a short walk through the city's center to garner an impression of this town. Following your walk, board a vehicle in which you travel for approximately 1.5 hours to discover the Alpine pearl of Bled. As you travel, listen to your guide as they explain Slovenes, including their culture and history.  Once in Bled, stroll along the lake and enjoy the views of surrounding nature. Bled is an Alpine pearl that Slovenia is proud of, and is home to one of the most beautiful alpine resorts in the world. Bled Island is one of the most photogenic spots in Slovenia - an island in the middle of an idyllic alpine lake on which a beautiful church stands. The lake also reflects a mighty castle, which stands upon a high cliff above. Your next stop will be the Slovenian capital - the city of Ljubljana. Take a private guided tour of Ljubljana with an experienced and licensed tour guide to explore the rich history of this capital. Throughout your tour, listen to your guide as they tell you many stories and legends, some of which still exist. Once done exploring Ljubljana, return back to your tour starting point.