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Detailed Trip File Detailed trip file SELF - GUIDED One Foot Abroad Guinness Enterprise Centre, Taylor's Lane Dublin 8, Ireland - WALK THROUGH THE HEART OF THE UK: +44 (0)20 8123 0599 TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARK Ireland: +353 (0)1 443 3973 - ASCEND THE HIGHEST SLOVENE USA: +1 917 267 7524 MOUNTAIN, TRIGLAV France: +33 (0)4 83 58 05 47 - STAY IN MOUNTAIN HUTS AND ENJOY POSTCARD VIEW FROM YOUR HOTEL [email protected] - LISTEN TO THE THUNDER OF SAVICA WATERFALL - TAKE A SWIM IN LAKE BOHINJ O Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains Summary A superb walk through the Julian Alps, Slovenia's highest mountains. In the north western corner of Slovenia, close to Austria and Italy, are the limestone mountains known as the Julian Alps. The range was the stage of bitter fighting during WWI (with relics on the trails to prove it) and Hemingway wrote his book, 'Farewell to Arms', while based in these mountains. More recently they have become famous for the exciting trekking opportunities in what is some of the finest mountain scenery in Europe. Characterised by high mountain lakes, peaceful alpine valleys and rugged limestone peaks, the Julian Alps retain their distinctive identity and originality. The walk ascends thematic paths and passes by beautiful turquoise lakes to complete a memorable journey The tour is suitable for fit walkers. It requires some basic experience of walking at high mountain levels and narrow paths. Not suitable for children. This is an exhilarating adventure that will appeal to alpine enthusiasts. One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 1 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains Itinerary 8 days itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Bled, Slovenia Day 2: Bled to Pokljuka high plateau - 11km, 620m/6 hours Day 3: Pokljuka to Planika - 10.5km, 1100m/7 hours Day 4: Planika to Koca Pri Triglavskih Jezerih - 11km, 700m/6 hours Day 5: Koca Pri Triglavskih Jezerih to Savica Waterfall - 10km, 1000m/5.5 hours Day 6: Savica Waterfall to Bohinj Valley - 13km, 100m/4 hours Day 7: Bohinj Valley to Lake Bled - little walk in the area/around 5km Day 8: End of the trip Day 1: Arrival in the island of Bled in Slovenia Arrival to Bled, a world famous town on the shore of a beautiful glacial lake, with its unique island church sitting proudly in the lake, and the castle perched high upon a cliff standing guard over the town. Night in a 4* Hotel. Day 2: Bled to Pokljuka high plateau – 11km, 620m/6 hours A short morning car transfer brings you to the staring point, on top of Pokljuka high plateau (1280 m) – starting point of many hiking trails in Julian Alps. The warming-up hike will lead you over mountain pastures and through dense fir forests to up to Lipanska Hut. A typical hikers' lunch can be taken there. The afternoon walk will bring you along a panoramic route (excellent views of Karawanke range, Pokljuka plateau, Krma valley and Bohinj Mountains) to biathlon centre of Pokljuka where you stay for the night. Day 3: Pokljuka high plateau to Planika – 105km,1100m/7 hours After breakfast, off it goes to the heart of Triglav National Park and Julian Alps. The trail slowly ascends to Vodnikov Dom hut, where lunch and rest can be taken. Daily destination is Planika, right underneath Mt. Triglav – highest Slovene mountain (2864 m). Planika is an ideal starting point for a climb to Mt. Triglav, however, additional nights need to be booked there to accomplish this extra climb (the climb is partly a “via ferrata”, some alpine experience and a helmet is recommended). Today your main luggage gets collected at Pokljuka hotel and is safely stored in Bled until you reach Bohinj at the end of the walk. You will not have access to it until then so make sure you have everything you need in your backpack. Overnight in a mountain hut. One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 2 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains Day 4: Planika to Koca Pri Triglavskih Jezerih – 11km, 700m/6 hours After a hearty breakfast you will start your walk across the Hribarice pass (2358m) in the direction of the Koča pri Triglavskih Jezerih. On your way you can stop and admire the beauty of one the Triglav Park’s seven lakes, Zeleno Jezero (Green Lake), whose name is derived from the high algae content painting the lake a gorgeous lush green. As you continue on you will enjoy the beautiful view into the rest of the Dolina Triglavskih Jezer (The Valley of the Triglav Lakes). From the Koča pri Triglavski Jezerih hut it’s about a 3-hour hike to the Koča pri Savici where you will spend the night. Day 5: Koca Pri Triglavskih Jezerih to Savica Waterfall – 10km,1000m/5.5 hours A long descend into the valley awaits you. During lunch break at Komna hut you will also enjoy great view of Bohinj Lake. The day will end with a short 20-minute walk to Savica Waterfall, which is one of the most famous and popular waterfalls in Slovenia. An alpine Karst spring flows to the top of the waterfall and then cascades 78 metres and subsequently feeds the mighty Lake Bohinj. (Your main luggage will await you here.) You spend the night in a mountain hut accommodation or you can go for the upgrade in a 3* hotel. Day 6: Savica Waterfall to Bohinj Valley – 13km, 100m/4 hours After breakfast, a relaxing walk along the northern shore of Bohinj Lake will bring you to Ribcev Laz village where you can warm your blood with delicious home-made honey brandy and schnapps in the local bars. In summer months you can enjoy a swim in crystal clear water of Bohinj Lake. Alternatively, you can ascend Mt. Vogel with a cabin cable car. From top (1532 m) you'll be able to enjoy a perfect panoramic view of Julian Alps and areas you walked previous days.Night in 4* hotel. Day 7: Bohinj Valley to Lake Bled – little walk in the area/around 5km After breakfast you will be transferred to Lake Bled, a place that attracts visitors with its combination of natural wonders and unique culture and history. The surrounding region offers plenty of excellent hiking opportunities, including a walk to the stunning Vintgar Gorge. There is a 1600-metre long walk on a wooden walkway, which leads through the scenic gorge along the Radovna River to the Sum Waterfall. Heading east, following well-marked signs for Bled, you have about 1 km to the Church of St. Catherine. From here it’s about 4 kms back to Bled Lake. If you prefer a nice leisurely stroll on your final day, a hike around the lake takes about 1 hour. You can reach the famous island church on the lake by a special boat called “Pletna”, or visit Bled Castle and its museum inside. The museum hosts an interesting exhibition on the history of the castle. Your final night will be spent in a nice hotel overlooking the lake. Overnight in 4* hotel in Bled. Day 8: End of the trip The tour ends with a hearty breakfast, after which you are free to do as you please. One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 3 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 4 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains How to get there Way in & out: Ljubljana The best and closest airport to fly in is Ljubljana. - Ljubljana International Airport (LJU) Several Airlines serve it: Air France, Lufthansa, & KLM (with 1 stop) Wizz Air & Easy Jet (direct flight from London) To access Bled, where your trip start. You can take a train from Ljubljana to one of the 2 railway station in Bled: - Bled Jezero - 100m away from your first hotel - Lesce Bled - 4km away from the town center but with more frequency of trains - Book a train ticket You can also book our private transfer from Ljubljana Airport to Bled and from Bled to Ljubljana Airport. Contact us for more information One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 5 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains What is included? See below what it is included in this trip. You have many options to make up your trip personal. Included Optional Not included - 7 nights in 3* & 4* hotels - 4 dinners - Flights/trains (See How to get there tab) and Mountain hut (only in hotels) - 7 breakfasts - Airport transfer - Insurance - Luggage transfer – Day 2,3,7 - Extra night in Planika - Drinks to climb Mt Triglav - Car transfer on day 2 and 7 - Upgrade on Day 5 to - Lunches & Dinners 3* hotel - Welcome meeting upon arrival - Additional night in - Entrance fees Bled 3* or 4* hotel -Roadbook -Emergency phone number -Customer Service Dates & Price Best prices on the market based on this level of comfort and standard! Package option Price starts from 8 days - 7 nights – Hotels and Mountain €620.00 huts – B&B basis One Foot Abroad – Tel: +353 1 443 3973 – [email protected] Page 6 of 7 © One Foot Abroad – All Rights Reserved Romania: Dracula’s Carpathian Montains See you soon Keeping in touch Thank you for choosing “One Foot Abroad”. We are committed to provide you with the highest quality of service.
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