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Kolpa Resort - Enjoy an unforgettable natural experience Kolpa Resort is one of the most beautiful holiday centers in Slovenia. It is located not far from the Kolpa River, which is the only Slovenian river with natural baths and offers ideal conditions for swimming, sunbathing and various water sports in the summer. It is also a great starting point for exploring the surroundings, which offers many attractions and activities. If you are looking for the right place to relax and enjoy nature, do not look anymore - Kolpa resort is the right place for you! It is located in the heart of unspoiled nature, surrounded by forests, meadows and a stone's throw from the Kolpa River. It offers the perfect combination of luxurious glamping and endless options for outdoor activities. Glamping tents and wooden houses in the Kolpa Resort are equipped with comfortable equipment and provide everything you need for complete comfort during your stay. All houses are air -conditioned and have private terraces where you can enjoy views of nature and listen to the murmur of the natural pool. For complete comfort, glamping tents and houses also have free Wi-Fi, TV and a private bathroom. If you are excited about astronomy, you have a telescope in the Kolpa Resort to observe stars and planets. Kolpa Resort also offers local cuisine. You can also pamper yourself at the Bar with a wide selection of quality wines from local wine cellars and local craft beer. Accommodation in Kolpa Resort At the Kolpa Resort, you can choose from many types of accommodation that are suitable for different preferences and needs. They are available: Wooden houses: They offer the comfort you need for a pleasant stay in nature. The houses are equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, from the air conditioner to the kitchen and toilet space. Glamping tents: This is a great choice for those looking for something different. Glamping tents are equipped with all the comfort you need, and at the same time you will have a sense of stay in nature. Camping: If you are a fan of camping, you have many camp options along the Kolpa River and offer you everything you need for a pleasant and comfortable camping. Activities in Kolpa Resort Kolpa Resort is a great starting point for various activities in nature and is an ideal place for outdoor activities. There are numerous cycling and hiking trails near the resort, which you can explore yourself or join organized trips. You can go fishing, swimming in the Kolpa River, or opting for an adrenaline adventure such as kayak, rafting or zipline. Among the most popular are: Swimming in the Kolpa River: Kolpa is the only Slovenian river with natural baths, so swimming in it is a real treat. In the summer, the water temperature is pleasant, so you will be able to enjoy bathing and sunbathing. Enjoying the natural swimming pool in Kolpa Resort. The pool is open from May to September and offers a wonderful swimming experience. Kayak and canoe: The Kolpa River is a great place for kayak and canoe. There are several starting points along the river, from where you can embark on various adventure trips. Hiking and Cycling: Kolpa Resort is located in the heart of nature, so it is the ideal place for hiking and cycling. In the surrounding area you will find many paths and lanes that will lead you through beautiful nature. Adrenaline Park: There is an adrenaline park nearby and is a great place for those looking for an adrenaline experience. Metlika & Semič Cycling Polygon: Pumptrack polygons are playgrounds and at the same time training grounds for cyclists, skateboarders and scooters of different levels of knowledge. The paved polygons today became the intersection of all entertainment and adrenaline of eager individuals. Pumptrack polygon is a fortified circular path consisting of humps and bends, the surface of the asphalt driving surface in the broomstick is 240 m2. Kolpa Resort is a great choice for anyone who wants to relax in nature while enjoying luxury and comfort. This is a place where you can create unforgettable memories that will remain for you forever. Book your vacation at the Kolpa Resort today and enjoy the natural environment that will take you with your beauty and calmness.

Bela krajina is a great destination for cycling enthusiasts, with scenic routes through picturesque countryside, quaint villages, and historic landmarks. Here are some of the best cycling routes in Bela krajina: Kolpa River Cycling Route: This cycling route follows the Kolpa River, offering stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. The route is mostly flat and suitable for all levels of cyclists. Metlika Wine Road: This cycling route takes you through the vineyards and wine cellars of the Metlika region, with opportunities to taste local wines and traditional cuisine. Bela krajina Circle Route: This circular cycling route takes you through the heart of Bela krajina, passing through several towns, historic landmarks, and natural beauty spots. Lahinja Nature Park Cycling Route: This cycling route takes you through the Lahinja Regional Park, with diverse flora and fauna, natural springs, and meandering streams. Kočevje Forest Cycling Route: This cycling route takes you through the Kočevje forest, one of the largest primeval forests in Europe, with opportunities to see wildlife and explore historic landmarks. The region is also home to cycling events and races, including the Bela krajina Cycling Marathon, which attracts cyclists from around the world. Is an annual cycling event held in the Bela krajina region of Slovenia. The event typically takes place in May for Vinska Vigred and attracts cycling enthusiasts from all over Slovenia and other neighboring countries. The marathon offers several different routes of varying distances, catering to different levels of cycling experience and fitness. The longest route is usually around 150 km (start from Ljubljana), while the shortest is around 40 km. The routes take participants through some of the most beautiful natural and cultural attractions of Bela krajina, including the Kolpa River, the town of Črnomelj, and several historic villages. These are just a few of the many cycling routes in Bela krajina. Whether you're a leisure cyclist or a serious racer, Bela krajina has something for everyone.

If you are enthusiastic about cycling, hiking and climbing, then Bela krajina is the right destination for such challenges. A piece of Slovenia in the southeast calls for sporting activities. Oh yes, Bela krajina is much more than river Kolpa or much more than the famous water sports and other water activities. It is an excellent destination for climbers, hikers, cyclists and other adventurers both in the summer months and on the cooler days of the year. Climbing: For beginners: the wall in Črnomlje, under the castle or under the pub, which is a combination of natural and artificial handrails. For experienced climbers: the largest and at the same time the most interesting climbing wall in Bela Krajina is the wall in Damlje. Cycling: The Župančič cycle path, which will take you about 4 hours (46 km). Vidošiči cycle route, duration 2.5 hours (18.5 km). When cycling in Bela Krajina, before leaving, we recommend that you stop at one of Bela Krajina's TICs, where you can get a cycling map or get one from accommodation providers. Hiking: Jožef's hike or hike along the Lahinja river, which takes 4 hours (14 km). Educational trail Zdenc – Vidovec, duration 1 hour (2.1 km). Even when hiking in the Bela krajina, we recommend that you get a map before leaving, as Destination Bela Krajina has prepared a hiking map where you will find even more interesting suggestions for hiking in the Bela krajina region. In any case, we think that Bela krajina is beautiful in summer when the Kolpa river serves its specialty, but it is no less beautiful in autumn or in winter. In fact, it's absolutely beautiful any time of the year, and if you haven't visited this part of Slovenia before, we highly recommend you do.

The new season is just around the corner and we look forward to your visit. The first association with the Bela krajina is probably the river Kolpa, which cools us on hot summer days, but the land of the white people is much more than that. In today's post, we unveil 10 (lesser-known) sights that locals say you must-see in Bela krajina. 1 The source of the river Krupa Those who visited simply fell in love with the source of the Krupa River. Today the spring is definitely one of the most visited places in the White Krajina and especially popular in the summer months for various photo shoots, picnics or just a walk. The point is located in the village of Krupa, which is four kilometers from Semič in the direction of Gradac. What is special about Krupa is that it comes to the surface in strong karst springs under a 30 m high and 50 m long rock face and below is a 7 m deep spring lake, which fascinates everyone with its emerald green color. We recommend that you go to the source of the Krupa River in the morning when mysterious mists appear over the water and just enjoy the peaceful silence. But the spring is also beautiful the rest of the day, especially in the summer afternoon when the valley of the spring spoils you with its coolness. Cave snails, a tiny cave piper, even a human fish are hiding in Krupa's underground hinterland, but we understand that subterranean creatures are not accessible to us in nature. If you want to learn more about the peculiarities of the spring, we recommend you to visit the Semič Museum House, where you will learn, among other things, that the area next to Krupa is rich in birds and that this area is home to the shelled turtle. We believe that the authentic nature at the source of the Krupa river will let you slow down for a moment and dreamily enjoy the sounds of nature. 2 Landscape Lahinja Lahinja Landscape Park is located in the heart of the Bela Krajina and includes the natural and cultural heritage area of the upper reaches of the Lahinja River. Here you can see water of various forms, which has shaped many natural phenomena and plants, as well as a variety of animal species.The park is beautiful at any time of the year and this is where most of the Instagram-worthy photos are taken. 3 Kozice At about 716 meters above sea level is the Kozice viewpoint, which gives you a view of the entire Poljanska valley and the Bela krajina. Kozice is usually located on the Kočevski rog, i.e. region west of Bela Krajina, but the view of Bela Krajina is so beautiful that we included it in this entry. In clear weather, the visibility from Kozice is more than 10 km. 4 Kostel A picturesque vast valley or a natural amphitheater enclosed between high and steep areas and in some places vertical walls of Jurassic and Cretaceous limestone - Kostel. On Slovenian territory there are 30 smaller settlements in this area with the old parish center of Faro, where the vicar of Ribnica lived in the 14th century. The area we are describing was formerly controlled by the Counts of Burg Kostel. 5 Orehovec spring The Orehovec spring, under which there is also a pond with standing water, namely near the village of Krašnji vrh. The spring flows to the surface from a walled rock well with a stone niche containing a statue of Mary of Lourdes. A little below the spring is Kal, which is fed directly from the Orehovec spring. If you go to the spring or the pond, we recommend that you take something to eat with you, because there is a table nearby that is really good for a picnic in nature. And another peculiarity, the pond is fed by spring water, which is not a common phenomenon in Bela krajina. Today, the mud and the spring have lost their importance (in the sense of water for drinking, washing, watering cattle), but they remain an important part in maintaining biodiversity, since various snails, frogs, tadpoles and many other animals can be found in it. 6 Vinomerski steljniki Probably you not have heard of "steljniki" as both locals and tourists consider it one of the most recognizable natural features of Bela krajina. "Steljniki" are not found anywhere else in Slovenia, they are all the more important for the culture and biodiversity of Bela Krajina. They consist of birch forest, pine, litter, heather and heather. The special thing about the Vinomer Steljniki is that they are listed and protected in Natura 2000 as natural heritage. 7 Sand digger Nerajec We're getting closer to more interesting works that even the locals don't know about. For example, a sand digger in Nerajec has been transformed into a real lake. It is not even visible on the main road from Črnomlje to Vinica, as it is located deep in a hollow formed by years of sand mining, and today a unique biotope for plants and animals is emerging in this place. A fine example of nature's wounds being healed into beautiful natural phenomena and new tourist attractions. We've also highlighted some special features everywhere and will do the same here. In the Nerajec sand pit you can see small islands rising above the surface. There are fish in the lake, gray herons on the lake, water lilies bloom in summer and it's also nice in winter when the lake is covered with ice. 8 Pond Griblje The small pond in Griblje is mostly known to the locals and is located among the fields between the villages of Krasinec and Griblje (very close to our resort). There is a small cottage by the pond and a bridge to access it. It is very likely that you will see a stork at the pond, but otherwise the area is a natural habitat for many insects, beetles and worms. 9 Partisan hospital Hrastnik In the autumn of 1943 the first medical station was built in Rog - barracks and outdoor kitchen. By the end of the war, eight buildings were then erected, and access to them was only possible by an old log and a path that led through the bushes. Today, the hospital and cemetery are protected as monuments. 10 Castle Turn The castle Turn is said to have been built in the 14th century and was first mentioned in 1463. Today the castle and land have been bought from local farmers and the land has been used for grazing. The complex is a ruin with minimal maintenance, but you can also see the Podturnščica spring, which is located below the castle. So in one place we have collected 10 lesser known places or attractions waiting for you to explore. Believe me, Bela krajina is a wonderful country that calls out to get to know it well. Welcome!

5 things that will enchant you: In other words, the reds, oranges and browns that drape the landscape in early autumn could be described as a wonder of nature. If you consider yourself a fall lover, then you will agree with our post. But we don't blame you whether you prefer winter, summer or spring. Each season has its own charm and we tend to look for what inspires us in each season. And every season there is a reason to be inspired. This time we were attracted by the autumn landscape of Bela kraijna, which calls to get to know it better. Below we give you 5 tips on what to see: Mirna gora (Semič) Mirna Gora is located at an altitude of 1047 m. The forested peak, located on the south-eastern edge of Kočevski rog, will impress you not only with a wonderful view of the entire Bela Krajina and the wider area, but also with excellent dishes on the spoons (and even better, homemade sweets). With its height, Mirna gora is also one of the highest peaks of the Bela Krajina, and you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views in autumn. Gače (Semič) In recent years, Gače has expanded its tourist offer outside of the winter period. In the vicinity of Gače you can enjoy long walks in the ski area, treat yourself to culinary delights, rent an e-bike and also offer guided cycling and hiking tours. Krašnji vrh (Metlika) Krašnji vrh - it is a small village that lies on the border with Croatia in the extreme north-west. The sunny slope is ideal for vineyards. At the top of the village stands the Trinity Church, above it a grassy peak with a lookout tower. You can start in Metlika, 10 kilometers away, or in the neighboring village of Radovice. Urban's trail (Metlika) Urban's trail is a particularly interesting exploration in the fall, as you can pick chestnuts and other autumnal delicacies while wandering the Metlika vineyards, and along the way come across one of the brick house owners who will bake them for you if possible and provide Offer you a glass of young wine along the way. We recommend that you park your car in Metlika at the Pungart parking lot. Landscape park Lahinja (Črnomelj) Located in south-eastern Slovenia, Lahinja Landscape Park is in the heart of the Bela Krajina and includes the natural and cultural heritage area of the upper reaches of the Lahinja River. In the park, the dominant natural element is water in various forms, which has shaped many natural phenomena as well as plant and animal species. Therefore, this time we have proposed 5 experiences in Bela krajina outside the summer season. If you don't find time to go through all of our suggestions during the fall season, don't worry. The tourist spots listed above are also beautiful in summer. If you are our guest again in the summer days, we will be happy to tell you another hiking idea.

If you are hiking Bela Krajina in summer and the weather is cooler and less suitable for lounging at Kolpa, we recommend using the day to explore Semik region, especially Bela Krajina peak - Mirna Gora. Mirna Gora is the highest peak in the hilly area of Bela Krajina and is located in the south-eastern part of the rugged karst plateau Kočevski Rog, which together with the neighboring Dinaric plateaus forms one of the largest forest areas in Europe. At its foot lie the abandoned nomadic villages of Planina, Kleč, Škrilj, Ponikve and Sredgora. The ancestors of the last residents came here during German colonization in the 14th century and stayed here for more than 600 years. Today, lovers of untouched nature and tranquility return to the village under Mirna Gora. If you recognize yourself, then you are invited to the following lines. Under the peak of Mirna Gora there is a mountain hut, which is a partner of the Clean up our mountains project, and next to it is the partially restored church by Frančišek Ksaver. According to legend, with the help of St. Francis, the patron saint against bad weather, they managed to tame the dragon that lived on the mountain. It caused storms and destroyed crops. From the church tower, which today also serves as a lookout tower, we have a wide view of the Bela Krajina and Croatia, to the south to the forested slopes of Poljanska Gora and to the southwest to the peaks of Kočevski Rog, Stojna and Gorski Kotar. The route described follows the educational forest trail Planina - Mirna Gora. Another interesting fact: the bell tower is still active today and you can ring it for good luck. The trail to Mirna Gora is suitable for children from 4 years old. The round trip is easier but longer. The route is well marked at all times. The path described follows a forest educational trail, on which many educational boards remind you of the special features of the forest. Along the way we can get acquainted with a great variety of vegetation, trees, animals and during the way we can also see another natural attraction, for example a lake. We will stop at this point in order not to reveal too much to you. It's best to do your own research. Basic information Difficulty: Easy, marked trail Equipment: Usual hiking equipment Altitude: 1048 m Starting point: In the village of Vrčice, Semič, just before the church, turn right towards Planina and Mirna gora. Soon we will reach the dirt road where we will follow the signs that will lead us to the village of Planina. We park in a well-kept parking lot next to the educational and hiking boards. Time: 45 minutes Season: All seasons Finally, we would like to tell you that excellent homemade dishes and really tasty pancakes await you on the top of Mirna Gora (perhaps as a little motivation). The residents of Belokran will be very happy to see you. Welcome!

Bela krajina is a region in southeastern Slovenia known for its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor activities. Here are some popular places to visit in Bela krajina: Kolpa River: The Kolpa River is a popular destination for swimming, kayaking, and other water activities, with clean and warm waters. Žužemberk Castle: This medieval castle, located in the town of Žužemberk, is a popular tourist attraction and a great spot for photography. Lahinja Regional Park: This park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, as well as its natural beauty, with hiking trails, cycling routes, and fishing opportunities. Metlika: This historic town is located on the banks of the Kolpa River and is known for its traditional architecture, museums, and cultural events. Gradac Castle: This castle, located in the town of Gradac, dates back to the 13th century and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Semič: This small town is known for its natural beauty, with forests, hills, and meadows, as well as its cultural heritage, with traditional events and festivals. Črnomelj: This town is the largest in Bela krajina and offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern amenities, with museums, galleries, and restaurants. These are just some of the many popular places to visit in Bela krajina, which offers something for everyone, whether you're interested in nature, culture, or outdoor activities.

71% of global travelers saying that they want to travel more sustainably over the coming 12 months, which is a 10% increase over the company’s 2021 data. With 81% of travelers confirming that sustainable travel is important to them, half of all respondents cited that recent news about climate change has influenced them to make more sustainable travel choices. Eco label for glamping Kolpa resort: In year 2022 our glamping has joined the green scheme and obtained the Green key certificate. The Green Key award is a leading standard for excellence in the field of environmental responsibility and sustainable operation within the tourism industry. This prestigious eco-label represents a commitment by businesses that their premises adhere to the strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). A Green Key stands for the promise to its guests that by opting to stay with the Green Key establishment, they are helping to make a difference on an environmental level. Green Key is a voluntary eco-label awarded to more than 3,200 hotels and other establishments in 65 countries. Green directions for visiting Slovenia - 14 tips for green travellers Welcome to Slovenia, a land known for its pristine natural environment and the efforts to keep it that way (resource: Slovenia Green Association): Please follow these tips and explore Slovenia in a sustainable manner. Help to preserve the delicate balance in natural areas by keeping to the existing paths and trails. Cycling or walking outside the established paths can undermine the biotic balance. Respect wild animals. When you enter their territory, please be alert. Do not attempt to feed wild animals and keep your distance. Be respectful towards domesticated animals as well. Use public transport and explore new places on foot or by bike. Be romantic without stomping on grass and picking flowers. Meadows bursting with wildflowers feed honey bees, our dear heroes of pollination. Did you know that Slovenia is known as the heart and soul of beekeeping in Europe? 4. Use environmentally-friendly soaps and cosmetic products (including sunscreen) that do not damage delicate natural ecosystems. 5. Avoid unnecessary energy use. Don’t leave lights and electronics on when you leave your room. Use air-conditioning sensibly. Opt out of daily bed changing and room cleaning. 6. Recycle, Reduce and Reuse. Make sure you separate your waste and deposit it in designated places. When visiting natural areas, take your rubbish with you to the next settlement, including cigarette buds. 7. In Slovenia, you can drink tap water of excellent quality wherever you go. Please use a reusable water bottle and avoid using single-use plastic bottles. Refrain from using plastic straws and cutlery, and pack a reusable bag. 8. Help us preserve Slovenia’s rich water resources by opting for a quick shower instead of a bath, and by turning off the tap while brushing your teeth. 9. Respect locals and their culture. Don’t invade people's spaces by taking photographs without asking, being unnecessarily noisy or dressing inappropriately. 10. Learn a few Slovene words and bring out smiles among locals. hello = dober dan thank you = hvala how are you? = kako ste? this is good = to je dobro I love to cycle = zelo rad kolesarim 11. Remember, our actions can have a big impact on the world while we travel. Make sure it is a positive one. Experience Slovenia’s diverse cuisine and support local farmers by ordering food made of seasonal local ingredients. 12. Buy local. Support local craftsmen and artists by purchasing products directly from them and showing appreciation of their work. Opt for locally made handicrafts instead of mass-produced souvenirs. 13. Combat overtourism by avoiding overly visited tourist spots. Instead, explore hidden corners of less visited destinations and enjoy truly authentic experiences. 14. Educate others to be responsible travelers. If you see someone unintentionally harming the environment or local culture, mention something in a friendly way.

When travelling abroad, there are a lot of options available. Whereas some may be looking to explore some of the fabulous landmarks that can be found around the world, others may be looking to try something different. Although some trips out of the ordinary can be a little expensive, this isn’t always the case. Glamping is the perfect example of a holiday with a difference that’s also affordable and is very much something that must be experienced. Glamping is often explained as camping, but with an additional layer of comfort. Glamping is also ideal for those looking to take a more eco-friendly approach to the way they spend time, without having to cut back on the luxury. Why Consider Glamping? With the many high-end hotels and villas available when visiting abroad, some could consider glamping as a downgrade, but the truth is that glamping is a truly unique experience that can’t be compared to anything else. The first benefit of glamping is that it puts people back in touch with nature, as well as being the ideal holiday for families looking to spend some quality time together. What’s more, the experience is always different depending on the location. Even locations that have been visited before can be enhanced via the use of glamping. Where Can I Enjoy the Ultimate Glamping Experience The great thing about glamping is that it offers something for everyone. Adventure seekers can find more terrain off the beaten track, whereas families and couples can enjoy the immersive surroundings of countries like Slovenia. Not only does it offer beautiful architecture and rustic culture, but also tranquil surroundings in the form of snow-capped peaks and turquoise-green rivers. Bela Krajina is a popular location in Slovenia that is recognised for its many rock formations as well as its many traditions which include the Jurjevanje, a folk tradition festival that has taken place since its formation in 1964 and looks to the conserve the music and dances of Bela Krajina. Bela Krajina is also home to one of the cleanest rivers in Slovenia, the River Kolpa. Experiences Available in Bela Krajina, Slovenia Not only does glamping in Bela Krajina allow those looking for something different to enjoy an environment that’s unlike anything else available, but it also allows travellers to enjoy some truly unique experiences, including the following. Visit Cebelarstvo Veselic: The World of Honey Learn everything you ever wanted to know about bees and honey while having the opportunity to sample some honey-based products, including a honey liquor. Vizir Is the most diverse Brewery in Slovenia If you’re a fan of exotic beers then why not visit Vizir, the oldest brewery in the world that produces several types of beer wither Superstar being a favourite with tourists and locals. Sample the Culinary Delights of Bela Krajina The preparation of meals in Bela Krajina is based on meat, potatoes and bread, with a trout alternative available for vegetarians. Those who want to sample some Slovenian dishes can try out the many restaurants situated in Bela Krajina, including the famous Gostilna Veselic, Gostisce Kapusin and Gostilna Muller. The fun and free-spirited experience of glamping partnered with the luxurious and fascinating views of Slovenia offers a holiday with a difference that’s also affordable.

Slovenia is the only nation on the continent that can claim four major geographic regions: the Alps, the Mediterranean Sea, the Pannonian Plains, and the Karst limestone plateau. This rich natural bounty means seasoned skiers, climbers, and outdoor adventurers have plenty to sink their teeth into everywhere. Kolpa Resort, a hip glampsite in the south, is a lovely place to stay during cherry season. Chef Ana Roš has spent nearly two decades revolutionizing the food of her country, and it’s paying off: her restaurant, Hiša Franko, nestled in the Slovenian countryside, has a Michelin star. At the same time, the cool capital of Ljubljana, with its burgeoning art, dining, nightlife, and LGBTQ scenes, makes Slovenia particularly relevant to those with their finger on the pulse. Check these article here: plan your next trip to the places

Prilozje is a small village located near the town of Metlike or in the immediate vicinity of our glamping resort. The special feature is certainly the pond, which is classified as one of the central natural attractions in the Municipality of Metlika. Of course, the southernmost river in Slovenia is also worth mentioning - the Kolpa river, which you already know very well, as well as the observation hill Veselica above Metlika, the Bečka cave near Slamna village and the village of Krašnji vrh (top) with its observation tower. Yes, our minds wandered among the natural features of the town of Metlike. Let us now return to the Prilozje. The ponds at Prilozje were created from the former large closed water surface, which is still clearly outlined as a single body of water on the Franciscan cadastre. Today, the central and eastern ponds are used for growing fish, species of tench, carp, bream, ... The western one is left to natural processes and thus represents the habitat of many endangered and rare species that need an aquatic environment for their existence. If you will be staying with us or in the surroundings of our resort (or if you are going on a one-day trip to the Bela Krajina), we recommend that you explore this part of Metlika by bike or by foot. And perhaps another hint, the area by the ponds is very nice for a picnic post. Just take a snack with you :) Next to the pond, you will be able to observe many protected creatures, such as endangered loggerhead turtles, birds, dragonflies and other creatures for which the pond in Prilozje is a habitat. The special feature of the pond in Prilozje is that it is included in the European network of protected areas - Natura 2000 - within the Kolpa area, in order to preserve its living environment. Today, the pond is owned by the Metlika fishing family, and fishing is possible from May to September. Fishing in Prilozje will be a great experience, especially for fans of carp hunting. The fishing rules also apply to the ponds, which you can find here >> As there is also an educational walking trail next to the pond, exploring the water area will be interesting even for your youngest. Bela krajina will surely inspire you with unforgettable experiences that will remain in your memory for a long time.

Glamping Slovenia is one of the most beautiful destinations in Europe. With numerous attractions and beautiful nature, Slovenia offers a perfect combination of adventure and relaxation. In addition, Slovenia is one of the safest countries in Europe. If you are looking for an enjoyable holiday in Slovenia, the following information will provide you with the best glamping Slovenia has to offer. What makes Slovenia the perfect destination for glamping? Slovenia is a country that offers so much more than you may initially think. Slovenia has some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe and is considered the best glamping destination in the world. Slovenia is in Europe but situated between Italy, the Adriatic Sea, and Austria. It is a country that has many things to offer glampers and has become the perfect destination due to its scenery, national parks, and activities. Glamping Slovenia is the perfect choice for glampers who want to experience everything that Slovenia offers and are tired of conventional camping. Slovenia has six national parks. Glamping Slovenia allows glampers that want to stay in Slovenia to experience each national park first hand. Camping is usually restricted to designated campsites and parks and is not usually permitted within them. Tips for choosing glamping in Slovenia: Glamping is a glamorous alternative to a traditional camping holiday. It features comfortable accommodations in secluded areas or ancient castles. It also offers catered self-catering luxury tents and cabins. Get all the conveniences of home but in a more rustic setting. Glamping Slovenia offers visitors a chance to experience nature in a new way. Glamping Slovenia is a family-friendly holiday, and glamping Slovenia is ideal for couples and singles, no matter what time of the year you visit Slovenia. It is near beautiful forests, mountains, lakes, and rivers and offers visitors a chance to enjoy Slovenia's beautiful nature. Enjoy luxury accommodation furnished with double beds, comfortable mattresses, warm duvets, and soft blankets. Glamping Slovenia offers guests electric lights, power, a refrigerator, a stove, bathroom and even air conditioning. Are you planning a glamping holiday in Slovenia? Glamping is becoming very popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Glamping is a way for people to enjoy the camping experience without having to deal with the inconveniences of camping, such as not having access to a shower or electricity. Glamping is a way to have the convenience of a hotel or cabin while taking in the sights and sounds of the great outdoors. Glamping in Slovenia is widespread, especially in the area of Bohinj. Glamping offers campers the opportunity to experience the Slovenian countryside and lake Bohinj in luxury. Glamping in Bohinj, Slovenia, offers campers the opportunity to stay in a luxury tent or cabin while taking advantage of nature's sights, sounds, and smells. Tips for packing for your glamping holiday in Slovenia: Slovenia is a country in Central Europe. It borders Italy to the west, Austria to the north, Croatia to the south, and Hungary to the northeast. This small country has so much to offer glampers. Ljubljana's capital is a beautiful city with parks, gardens, and public monuments. Slovenia also offers glampers stunning natural scenery with mountains, lakes, rivers, gorges, caves, and waterfalls. Before you set off on your glamping holiday in Slovenia, it is important to pack appropriately. Packing the right things is essential to ensure you have everything you need to enjoy a relaxing glamping holiday. Conclusion As you can see, Slovenia is a beautiful destination that offers fantastic glamping spots. If you want to relax while enjoying stunning nature, this is the place for you. I hope this information has been helpful. Enjoy beautiful Slovenia!