Slovenia · ZIP LINES
The 7 best zip line rides you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Zip 10 wires over Slovenia’s Učja Canyon in Bovec, reaching 40 to 60 km/h with epic Soča Valley views. 3 hours.
“We are a family of 4 (2 children 11 and 14 years old), we all really enjoyed this activity. The views were amazing, few of the ziplines were very long and we were going quite fast. The guides were very kind and professional.”
Europe’s longest zipline in Bled, Zipline Dolinka: 7 cables over the Sava Dolinka River near Triglav National Park.
“Fidan and Eje were brilliant. Beautiful scenery. It was a great experience and my three teenager children and I loved it tu k you.”
13 km white-water rafting plus two 250 m zipline rides near Bled, with transfers and all gear included, in a 4-hour adventure.
“Fantastic experience! Guides were very knowledgeable and made ya feel safe. They also provided a really fun atmosphere and I will come back again!”
Two 250m zipline runs over Slovenia’s Sava River near Bled, up to 40 km/h, with gear and insurance included from Tinaraft.
“We dachten de 4km lange zipline te boeken, maar in de kleine lettertjes staat dat het in dit geval 2x250 mtr betreft... 3 kwartier bezig geweest en 2 keer van een zipline van 250 is echt geen waar voor het geld.”
Soča Valley zipline in Bovec, Slovenia: English guide, included gear, 5 long lines over Julian Alps views, about 3 hours.
“You get a very great attraction for your money. Also an experience for the whole family. Very friendly and organized”
Zipline and rafting on the Sava River in Central Slovenia, with two 250 m rides and 13 km paddling, plus safety gear included.
A 4-hour Radovljica adventure: raft about 13 km on the Sava, then zip over the river on two 250-meter cables for big thrills.
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
