10 day itinerary
Slovenie
Itinerary
Slovenia is a hidden gem in Europe, and it’s perfect for a 10-day adventure, especially with your furry friend and electric car. Let’s dive into an itinerary that balances nature, culture, and relaxation, all while being dog-friendly and accommodating your electric vehicle needs.
Day 1: Arrival in
Morning: Arrive in , the charming capital of Slovenia. Check into a dog-friendly hotel like the Hotel Cubo or the Vander Urbani Resort.
Afternoon: Take a leisurely stroll around the old town. Visit the (dogs are allowed in the grounds) for stunning views of the city.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at a pet-friendly restaurant like the Špajza, where you can savor traditional Slovenian dishes.
Day 2: to
Morning: After breakfast, head to (about a 45-minute drive). Make sure to stop at a charging station if needed.
Afternoon: Explore the lake with your dog. You can walk around the lake (about 6 km) or rent a dog-friendly rowboat to reach .
Evening: Dine at a lakeside restaurant like the Vila Ajda, which welcomes dogs. Don’t forget to try the famous Bled cream cake!
Day 3: and
Morning: Visit (just a 10-minute drive from Bled). The gorge is stunning, and dogs are allowed on a leash.
Afternoon: After exploring the gorge, head back to Bled for lunch. Then, take a hike up to the for breathtaking views of the lake.
Evening: Relax at your accommodation and enjoy a quiet evening by the lake.
Day 4: to Bohinj
Morning: Drive to (about 30 minutes). This lake is less touristy and perfect for a peaceful day.
Afternoon: Enjoy a hike in Triglav National Park. The is a great option, and dogs are welcome on the trails.
Evening: Have dinner at a local restaurant like the , which has a lovely terrace and is dog-friendly.
Day 5: Bohinj to
Morning: Depart for the (about 1.5 hours). The drive is scenic, so take your time!
Afternoon: Explore the charming town of . You can take a walk along the , known for its stunning turquoise color.
Evening: Stay at a dog-friendly accommodation like the Hotel Boka. Enjoy dinner at a local eatery, perhaps trying some local game dishes.
Day 6: Adventure in
Morning: Get your adrenaline pumping with some outdoor activities! Consider dog-friendly rafting or kayaking on the .
Afternoon: Visit the , where dogs are allowed, and enjoy the views of the valley.
Evening: Relax at your hotel and enjoy a cozy dinner.
Day 7: to
Morning: Drive to the coastal town of (about 2 hours). Make sure to stop for a charging break along the way.
Afternoon: Explore the narrow streets of . Visit and the .
Evening: Dine at a seaside restaurant like the , which welcomes dogs. Enjoy fresh seafood while watching the sunset!
Day 8: and
Morning: Spend the morning at the beach in , where dogs are allowed on certain beaches.
Afternoon: Take a leisurely walk along the promenade and enjoy some gelato.
Evening: Have dinner at a dog-friendly restaurant in , like the Restaurant Oštarija, known for its local cuisine.
Day 9: to and
Morning: Depart for (about 1 hour). While dogs aren’t allowed inside the cave, you can take turns exploring while one of you stays with your dog outside.
Afternoon: Visit the nearby , which is dog-friendly in the grounds.
Evening: Head back to (about 1 hour) and enjoy a farewell dinner at a pet-friendly restaurant.
Day 10: Departure from
Morning: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and perhaps a final stroll around .
Afternoon: Depending on your flight time, you might have a chance to visit the for some last-minute souvenirs.
Evening: Depart from , taking with you wonderful memories of Slovenia!
Tips for Your Trip:
- Charging Stations: Slovenia has a growing network of charging stations, so plan your route accordingly. Apps like PlugShare can help you find them.
- Dog-Friendly Places: Always check in advance if restaurants and accommodations are dog-friendly, as policies can change.
- Language: While you speak French, many Slovenians also speak English, so communication shouldn’t be a problem.
I hope this itinerary helps you have an unforgettable adventure in Slovenia with your furry friend! Enjoy every moment! 🐾✨