Slovenia

Slovenia is an underrated cycling paradise, offering stunning alpine landscapes, rolling vineyards, scenic lakes, and a growing reputation as a top cycling destination (thanks to stars like Tadej Pogačar and Primož Roglič).

SLOVENIA

For breathtaking alpine scenery, crystal-clear lakes, and charming villages, Slovenia is a cyclist’s dream. Ride epic road climbs, explore rugged gravel trails, and experience a landscape perfect for adventure at any skill level.

Slovenia: Bled Island in the middle of Lake Bled, featuring the Church of the Assumption with its tall bell tower

What you can expect

Diverse & Stunning Scenery
From the Julian Alps to the Adriatic coast and wine regions, Slovenia packs a variety of landscapes into a small country.

Excellent Road & Gravel Routes
Well-paved roads for road cycling and extensive gravel tracks in forested areas and mountain regions.

Less Traffic than Italy or France
Many roads are quiet, making it a great alternative to busier cycling destinations.

Mild & Pleasant Climate
Spring and autumn are ideal for cycling, and even summer is comfortable in the mountains.

Affordable Compared to Western Europe
Costs are lower than in Switzerland, Italy, or France, making it a great destination for both premium and mid-range cycling tours.

Great for Wellness & Recovery
Slovenia is famous for its thermal spas, natural wellness retreats, and organic farm stays, aligning well with your holistic cycling concept.

Rich Culture & Local Food
A mix of Mediterranean, Alpine, and Balkan influences creates a unique food and wine scene (especially in Brda & Vipava Valley).

Our favourite cycling areas

Julian Alps & Triglav National Park – Epic climbs, breathtaking alpine scenery, and quiet mountain roads.
Lake Bled & Lake Bohinj – Stunning lake-side rides with access to both road and gravel routes.
Vipava Valley & Goriška Brda – Rolling vineyard roads, scenic gravel trails, and excellent wine culture (like Tuscany but quieter).
Karst Region & Škocjan Caves – Unique limestone landscapes, quiet roads, and wine-country cycling.
Soča Valley – One of the most scenic cycling areas, featuring turquoise rivers, waterfalls, and amazing gravel tracks.
Ljubljana & Surroundings – The capital is a bike-friendly city with quick access to countryside rides.
Pohorje Hills & Maribor – Less crowded than the Alps, with great gravel and road cycling options.