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Unspoilt Nature - Perfect for Scouting and Guiding

Slovenia’s diversity makes it easy to create the perfect adventure for your group. From the Alps to the Adriatic Sea, you can:

  • Hike, climb, or cycle scenic mountain trails

  • Paddle rivers by kayak, canoe, or raft

  • Ski or snowboard on snowy slopes

  • Explore over 10.000 caves or ride the famous white Lipizzaner horses

  • Swim in water parks or the Mediterranean Sea, meet friendly locals, and taste authentic Slovenian cuisine

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About Slovenia

Slovenia, often called the country on the sunny side of the Alps, is a small but incredibly diverse nation in the heart of Europe. It borders Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia, and touches the Mediterranean Sea. This unique location means you can experience alpine mountains, the Adriatic coast, mysterious Karst landscapes, and fertile plains all within a few hours of travel.

Slovenia is a multi-party parliamentary republic, a proud member of the European Union, and a welcoming destination for visitors from around the world.

Key facts

  • Area: 20,256 km²

  • Population: 2 million

  • Capital: Ljubljana (about 400,000 inhabitants)

  • Languages: Slovenian; Italian and Hungarian in bilingual regions

  • Currency: Euro (€)

Did you know?

  • Over 60% of Slovenia is covered by forests, making it one of Europe’s greenest countries

  • More than 400 brown bears live here

  • There are over 10,000 caves, including the famous Postojna Cave and UNESCO-listed Škocjan Caves

  • The name of the capital, Ljubljana, means the beloved

  • The first married couple to summit Mount Everest came from Slovenia

  • The world’s oldest grapevine grows in Maribor and is over 400 years old

  • Planica is home to the world’s largest ski jump

  • The Lipizzaner horse has been bred here for centuries

  • Scenes from The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian were filmed in the stunning Soča Valley

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