Slovenia
About Roundabout
Roundabout filled the gap in the Slovenian and Croatian incoming market by presenting a variety of day and multi-day tours for guests in search of an out of the box travel experience in Slovenia and the Balkans.
- After a decade of exciting tours, tailor-made trips, and incentive programs, the agency developed extensive local knowledge, expertise, and resources. Personal approach, flexibility, and professionalism have made Roundabout top-rated tour specialists based on guests’ reviews.
- The team at Roundabout is passionate about travel and feel privileged to be able to share Slovenia, Croatia, and its neighboring area with the world. They are specialists for individual travelers in Slovenia, Croatia, and neighboring regions.
- Roundabout offers a wide variety of scheduled guaranteed departures and high-quality tailor-made programs. To best meet your client’s needs, Roundabout needs to know what the client loves, and what their preferences are so they can find and organize things that are personally adjusted to the client.
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Product & Services
- FIT
- Family Tours
- Scheduled Tours
- Culinary Tours
- Honeymoons
- Groups
Contact Info
- Pražakova 8
- 1000 Ljubljana
- Slovenia
- +38 631 681 958
Top Activities
- Visit the most known karstic cave in Europe – Postojna Cave and learn about the legend of Predjama Castle
- Take the traditional wooden boat to Bled island and ring a bell of fortune.
- Enter the world of the mysterious forests of Kočevje and explore the natural habitat of brown bear
- Take the oldtimer and discover the story of Istra and olive trees.
- Explore the urbanism of Constantine, also known as the “City of Bridges” becaus of the scenic suspension bridges built to connect valleys and hills.
- Relax and enjoy amazing wines in Goriska Brda – the best wine region in Slovenia.
- Climb a mountain, take a paraglide and land in the vineyard
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Did you know this fact?
In Slovenia, you can find the oldest vine in the world, known as the Žametovka vine. This remarkable vine, located in the town of Maribor, has been producing grapes for over 400 years and holds a Guinness World Record for its longevity. Visitors can marvel at this living piece of history and even taste the unique wines produced from its grapes.
About Slovenia
It is also a strong wine destination. It is not very known for large wine producers, but almost 30.000 winemakers know how to produce excellent wines. Boutique wineries with special characters will leave you speechless.
The weather change as quickly as the landscape. But the best time to visit is from March till October. Besides that November is the month of culinary and wine and December is magical with all the lights and cooked wine
The weather change as quickly as the landscape. But the best time to visit is from March till October. Besides that November is the month of culinary and wine and December is magical with all the lights and cooked wine
Slovenia is a country located in Central Europe at the crossroads of main European cultural and trade routes with a little over than 2mio inhabitants. It is where the Alps meet the Mediterranean and the Pannonian Plain meets the Karst. It is geographically very diverse and one of the greenest countries in Europe as more than 60% of the territory is covered with forests.
Slovenia is the foremost outdoor destination. The most famous sentence about describing Slovenia is: You can ski in the morning and swim in the sea in the afternoon. The diverse landscape is perfect for hiking and cycling. Rich river system gives a lot of opportunities for water sports like white water rafting, canyoning, and kayaking. The list of activities is almost endless. Slovenia also has an amazing underground world. Karst-limestone region is home to more than 10.000 caves, many open to the public.
Slovenes have an obsession with using only fresh and locally produced ingredients. The result is a terrific foodie destination. Culinary specialties of four geographically very different areas are an excellent reason to visit Slovenia, one of the most sustainability-oriented countries and the first to receive the title of the Global Green Destination.
Slovenia is the foremost outdoor destination. The most famous sentence about describing Slovenia is: You can ski in the morning and swim in the sea in the afternoon. The diverse landscape is perfect for hiking and cycling. Rich river system gives a lot of opportunities for water sports like white water rafting, canyoning, and kayaking. The list of activities is almost endless. Slovenia also has an amazing underground world. Karst-limestone region is home to more than 10.000 caves, many open to the public.
Slovenes have an obsession with using only fresh and locally produced ingredients. The result is a terrific foodie destination. Culinary specialties of four geographically very different areas are an excellent reason to visit Slovenia, one of the most sustainability-oriented countries and the first to receive the title of the Global Green Destination.
Ljubljana
The greenest capital in Europe is positioned almost right in the middle of Slovenia which gives it a perfect location for exploring the country.
Lake Bled
The lake and a castle perched on a cliff are one of the most beautiful Alpine resorts in Europe.
Plran
The most beautiful town on the Slovenian coast surrounded by salt pans, where the world-class fleur de sel (flower of salt) is still produced today
Soča Valley with river Soca
It is known for a distinct emerald green colour, and considered to be one of the most beautiful rivers in Europe and perfect for waters sports
Goriska Brda
The sun kissed wine country by Italian border is home of vineyards, olive treese and orchards and the Mediterranea
Postojan Cave and Predjama Castle
The most beautiful and spectacular Karst cave in Europe and the biggest castle built in the cave
Lipica Stud farm
This is the home of the famous and noble white Lipizzaner horses used at the Spanish riding school in Vienna.
Maribor
This is the second biggest Slovenian city and home of the oldest wine in the world