The Škocjan Caves are a unique natural phenomenon, created by the Reka River. The Reka River springs below the Snežnik plateau and flows for 55 kilometers (34 miles) on the surface. After reaching the karst — that is, the limestone surface — the river not only deepens its riverbed through erosion but also corrosion; it dissolves the limestone and creates the caves. Explore the Škocjan Caves with a local, English-speaking guide on this half-day trip from Ljubljana. Get picked up at your hotel or guesthouse at 8:30 AM, then drive to the caves as your guide informs you about Slovenia. Upon arrival at around 9:30 AM, your guide will help you to buy the tickets to enter the cave. At 10 AM, begin your tour of the caves, spending around 1 hour and 45 minutes inside. Marvel at how big the caves are and learn all about the things you see. Make sure to dress warmly as the constant temperature in the caves is between 8–10ºC (46–50ºF). After your tour, you can eat something at the restaurant near the ticket counter if you wish. Finally, get back in your vehicle at 12 PM and return to Ljubljana. The tour concludes with drop-off at your original pickup point at approximately 1 PM.

The Lipica Stud Farm is one of the oldest stud farms in the world and it represents the origin of the Lipizzan horse. In a unique natural environment, in the middle of fairy meadows and in the shade of oak and chestnut trees, you will find beautiful white horses which will certainly enchant you. On your trip, you will experience the world of the Lipizzan horse, walk through the stable and visit the Lipikum Museum dedicated to various aspects of the stud and the Lipizzan breed. Škocjan Caves is a cave system in Slovenia which together with the underground stream of the river Reka represents the most important natural phenomenon of the Karst region and one of the largest underground canyons in the world. Due to its exceptional significance, Škocjan Caves was entered on UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural world heritage sites in 1986. Its colourful underground world is adorned with giant stalactites, water rapids and beautiful lakes. View the world’s largest underground canyon and walk across the bridge which is situated 40 meters above the underground river. The panoramic view at the exit of the cave will certainly leave you speechless. At the end, visit the Škocjan Caves Regional Park, an open-air like museum, which is well known for its ethnological, karstological, geological and archaeological monuments, as well as for its natural and cultural heritage. Here the guests can walk through the park and enjoy the unspoiled nature.

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.

This day trip takes us from Ljubljana to Škocjan caves, mysterious karst world which has no shortage of natural wonders. The exceptional volume of the underground canyon, many waterfalls and underground halls is what distinguishes the Škocjan Caves from other caves and places. This underground marvel, natural and cultural site inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list, continue to impress visitors with their unique beauty. After cave visit, we continue to Rakov Škocjan and learn more about the mysterious life of karstic rivers in the Rakov Škocjan regional park, first proclaimed protected landscape in Slovenia. On the way to lunch we have an option to stop at Lake Cerknica, one of the largest intermittent lakes in Europe. We return through the Ljubljana Marshes, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, as a unique landscape at the doorstep of Ljubljana. Here you can block out the bustle of the city, meet with nature and focus on yourself and your thoughts.

Škocjan Cave together with the underground stream of the river Reka represents the most important natural phenomenon of the Karst. Due to its exceptional significance, Škocjan Caves were entered into UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural world heritage sites in 1986. View the world’s largest underground canyon and walk across the bridge which is situated 40 meters above the underground river. The Lipica stud farm has over 400 years of tradition and has preserved the breeding of pure Lipizzaner horses for equestrian sports and classic riding schools. Few people know that the world famous Lipizzaner horses come from Lipica, a small village in the Slovene Karst region. You will have a tour of the stud farm and the opportunity to see the horses.

Škocjan Cave together with the underground stream of the river Reka represents the most important natural phenomenon of the Karst. Due to its exceptional significance, Škocjan Caves were entered into UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural world heritage sites in 1986. View the world’s largest underground canyon and walk across the bridge which is situated 40 meters above the underground river. The Lipica stud farm has over 400 years of tradition and has preserved the breeding of pure Lipizzaner horses for equestrian sports and classic riding schools. Few people know that the world famous Lipizzaner horses come from Lipica, a small village in the Slovene Karst region. You will have a tour of the stud farm and the opportunity to see the horses.

Škocjan Cave together with the underground stream of the river Reka represents the most important natural phenomenon of the Karst. Due to its exceptional significance, Škocjan Caves were entered into UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural world heritage sites in 1986. View the world’s largest underground canyon and walk across the bridge which is situated 40 meters above the underground river. The Lipica stud farm has over 400 years of tradition and has preserved the breeding of pure Lipizzaner horses for equestrian sports and classic riding schools. Few people know that the world famous Lipizzaner horses come from Lipica, a small village in the Slovene Karst region. You will have a tour of the stud farm and the opportunity to see the horses.