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Slovenia is a “person-friendly” destination, a place to slow down and reconnect with nature and with yourself. As one of the greenest countries in the world, with more than 50 percent of the protected territory, it is not surprising that Slovenia uses its natural beauty to its advantage. Thermal and mineral springs shape many of the spa offerings, as well as local natural healing ingredients: honey, salt, herbs, flora, fauna, mud, or peat. Read on to discover the best wellness-related activities in Slovenia!

Slovenia is a land of healthy water. Its thermal and mineral springs are a source of health and well-being. Choose which spa you want to visit in the green of the Pannonian Plain, the Karst, the Alps, or the Mediterranean based on its spa packages:

• Curative treatment,

• Preventive treatment,

• Well-being.

Are you thinking about spa holidays in Slovenia? Did you know that Slovenia is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of water supply? We are not just talking about its many waterfalls, rivers and lakes that offer great opportunities for an active vacation, but also a large number of thermal and mineral springs. Most of these Slovenian spas and wellness centres are located in the eastern part, along the border with Croatia and Hungary, and can be a perfect antidote to a stressful life.

If you are an experienced sailor with sufficient international skipper’s license, getting a bareboat charter in Croatia without a skipper lets you sail through the waters all on your own. Wouldn’t it be tempting to sail away with your friends and family in total freedom? 

Still unconvinced? Here are other reasons for chartering a bareboat to go sailing in Croatia.

Are you searching for more unique lodging options that are beyond the traditional hotels in Slovenia?

The country of Slovenia continues to be one of the hidden gems of Europe that rewards travelers with smaller crowds and all the beauty and charm of the nearby nations. 

If you want to make your trip more memorable, the good news is that there are a lot of unique accommodations you can find across Slovenia. Some of the best choices you can consider include the following:

Majestic is probably the best word to describe the seaside city of Dubrovnik. Its historical splendor and breathtaking physical beauty is something you need to see with your own two eyes so you can appreciate it better because postcard photos never do it any justice. 

Popularly called as “The Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik truly lives up to its name. Established back in the 7^th century, it has one of the best-preserved and prettiest European old towns with a spectacular coastline, and a plethora of Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic historical sites to feast your eyes on as you take a stroll on the lovely cobblestone streets.

Set yourself free as a bird, fly away from all worries of todays’ fast pace of life, and enjoy paragliding in Bled in Slovenia. Altitude activities offers you several tandem paragliding trips, it all depends on what part of our surroundings you wish to explore. Be it the unspoiled nature with mountain peaks, gorges, and vast forests, or cultural monuments, such as Bled Castle (you may even notice a bride and a groom on their wedding day, or a theatre show presenting medieval life on the castle), a beautiful and romantic church on the lake, you may even fly along the Sava River and notice some fishermen, kayak or rafting enthusiasts, or even trout if you have the eyesight of an eagle.

Gran Canaria is a great tourist destination. Europeans enjoy it the most because of the shorter distance to the continent. The attractiveness comes from its wonderful weather throughout the year and especially good during the Winter months – period when the island provides a nice relief and an energy boost from the sun and the extra Vitamin D running in our body. Temperatures are usually in the mid to high twenties (Celsius) in late December and early January.

The airport is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which is also the capital city located in the northeast. Most tourist resorts are in the south of the island and this is most likely the place where you stay. While there are no trains in the island, the motorway (autopista) serves most of the island.

And here lies the best solution for your trip to Gran Canaria.