About Slovenia
Slovenia, known as the country on the sunny side of the Alps, is placed among four neighbouring countries (Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia), and the Mediterranean Sea. Its particular position makes Slovenia’s diversity of alpine mountains, sea, Karst and plains. Slovenia is a multi-party parliamentary republic and a member of the European Union.
Some facts about SLOVENIA:
SLOVENIAN NATURE - PERFECT FOR GUIDING AND SCOUTING
Diversity of the country enables you to choose what you like and need for yourself and your group of guides and scouts.
Slovenia is famous for its unspoilt nature, so you will be able to:
Slovenia, known as the country on the sunny side of the Alps, is placed among four neighbouring countries (Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia), and the Mediterranean Sea. Its particular position makes Slovenia’s diversity of alpine mountains, sea, Karst and plains. Slovenia is a multi-party parliamentary republic and a member of the European Union.
Some facts about SLOVENIA:
- Surface: 20.256 km2, 2 million inhabitants
- Language: Slovenian, in nationally mixed areas also Italian and Hungarian
- Capital: Ljubljana (400.000 inhabitants),
- Currency: Euro
- Exciting things to do and see: countless and beyond
SLOVENIAN NATURE - PERFECT FOR GUIDING AND SCOUTING
Diversity of the country enables you to choose what you like and need for yourself and your group of guides and scouts.
Slovenia is famous for its unspoilt nature, so you will be able to:
- go trekking, hiking, mountain climbing and mountain biking,
- go kayaking, canoeing or white water rafting,
- hit some snow slopes,
- go adventure caving in more than 7000 caves or horseback riding on famous white Lipican horses,
- or simply enjoy time, spending days swimming in one of the many water parks or in the Mediterranean Sea, meeting Slovenia's people while tasting some delicious local food.