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Guide to Bohinj

Virtual tour in Bohinj

The Bohinj ski resort seamlessly combines the Vogel and Kobla ski areas, situated just 12 kilometers apart. During the season, a convenient free bus service connects these two centers. Vogel Ski Resort, nestled within the National Park and adjacent to Lake Bohinj, stands out as one of Slovenia's rare resorts where snow remains until mid-April. Covering 78 hectares, it offers 22 kilometers of slopes, including 9.5 kilometers of easy and 12.5 kilometers of challenging terrain. The Vogel Snow Park on-site is regarded as the country's finest, featuring a variety of kickers, rails, boxes, and other obstacles of varying difficulty levels. Operating hours are from 9:30 AM to 3:45 PM daily, weather permitting. On the other hand, the Kobla-2864 Center, located in Bohinjska Bistrica and a short drive from Lake Bohinj, holds the distinction of being the only resort in Slovenia accessible by train (with rail routes from Koper to Nova Gorica and from Ljubljana to Jesenice passing through). It boasts an impressive 940-meter altitude difference and employs artificial surface installations when natural snowfall is lacking. The resort offers three chairlifts, three rope tow elevators, a ski school, and equipment rentals for visitors' convenience.

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Tips for tourists

Information Center is located at Ribčev Laz 48, Bohinjsko Jezero. Please contact here for assistance with room reservations and other questions.

There are several access points for free Wi-Fi throughout the resort. Connection is made without a password and the session duration is 30 minutes.

The Bohinj Guest Card is available to all resort guests from April 1 to October 31. With it, you can use transportation free of charge and visit museums at a discount.

Time zone

UTC+1, in summer UTC+2

Language

Slovenian

Currency

Euro

Interesting places in Bohinj

Nestled within Slovenia's sole National Park, this resort is enveloped by picturesque mountains, pristine lakes, and captivating waterfalls—a paradise for nature enthusiasts and leisurely hikers! Don't miss the chance to explore the breathtaking Savica waterfall, renowned as one of the country's most exquisite natural wonders. For the romantics at heart, local guides even arrange enchanting night excursions to the waterfall (priced at 10 EUR). And if you're intrigued by the rich traditions and culture of the region, a visit to one of the nearby historical museums is highly recommended.

Triglav National Park

It occupies 4% of Slovenia's territory (838 km²). It is home to many beautiful lakes, mountains and waterfalls.

Savica Falls

Two water streams falling down from different heights form a figure resembling a large letter A.

Alpine Dairy Farming Museum

The exhibit, which includes photographs, documents and everyday objects, will help you learn more about life in the mountains.

Church of the Holy Spirit

Erected in 1743. Legend has it that its construction was to save these places from drought.

Church of St. Mary Magdalene

Located on the outskirts of the village of Brod. It was built in the 15th century, then reconstructed several times.

Children's snow park

Located in the Vogel complex. There are slopes for young athletes and slopes for sledding.

Bohinj Water Park

There are several pools for children and adults, a Jacuzzi, water slides, and a Wild River attraction.

The Fairyland of the Goldhorn

A family-friendly hiking route that includes the main attractions around Bohinj Lake.

Restaurant Gostilna Erlah

Specializes in local meat and fish dishes. Guests note large portions and moderate prices.

Restaurant Pri Hrvatu

Gourmets recommend to try beef goulash or venison dishes. The average check for two people is 25 EUR.

Restaurant Gostilna Mihovc

On the menu you will find traditional Slovenian specialties. Order potatoes with crackers or sausages!

Travel budget

Flight ticket prices

Ljubljana International Airport is 50 kilometers away from the resort. You can get there from European cities by connecting flights of various airlines such as Turkish Airlines, Adria Airways, LOT, Austrian Airlines, and others. Round trip tickets average around 300 EUR, and travel time ranges from 4 to 9 hours, depending on the number of connections. Residents of other major European capitals also have convenient travel options, including direct flights to Ljubljana. Round-trip tickets on airlines like Adria Airways may cost about 550 EUR.

The best hotels in Bohinj

Apartments, hotels, hostels, chalets and campsites in Bohinjska Bistrica, Srednja Vas v Bohinju are all available in the vicinity of Bohinju. The most affordable options (from 30 EUR per night for two people) can be found in Stara Fuzina, Bohinjska Bistrica, Srednja Vas v Bohinju, Ribcev Laz, Ukanc. There are also budget hotels directly in Bohinj, but they are few: Hostel Pr Pristavc (from 35 EUR per day), Hostel Mama Minka (from 40 EUR per day), Farmhouse Soklic (from 42 EUR per day), Guesthouse Resje (from 50 EUR per day), Brunarica (from 52 EUR per day).

The cost of vacation

Compared to other Alpine resorts, Bohini has very low prices. If you want to fit into a modest budget, try to start planning your trip as early as possible. Most of the cheap hotels and apartments are not in the resort itself, but in nearby communities connected to the ski centers of Bohini by regular bus services. Those who plan to visit the area around the lake in summer should buy a Bohinj Guest Card, which gives access to discounts from partners.

The budget for a trip to Bohinj
Visa	-	Flight	from 600 EUR
Accomodation	from 30 EUR per day	Average check in a restaurant	from 35 EUR
Ski passes	314 EUR for 7 days
Total: about 1684 EUR for a week for two people

Bohinj: tips for tourists

In this section you will find all useful information about Bohinj Resort, collected and structured by our experts. With tripmydream it is easy to prepare for your trip!

Visa to Bohinj

No visa needed for European citizens

The airport in Bohini

Fifty kilometers from the resort and 25 kilometers from the center of Ljubljana is the international airport named after the Slovenian dissident Jože Pučnik. It also has a second name, Brnik (after the village where it is located).

Transfer to Bohinj from the airport

From Ljubljana airport you can get to the city by bus in 45 minutes, a ticket costs about 4 EUR. Then take a bus to Bohini, which costs about 11-16 EUR one way. More expensive options are to book a shuttle or take a cab.

Public transportation in Bohini

In winter, ski buses take guests from Bohinjska Bistrica to the lower elevator station in the Vogel complex every morning. The buses return in the afternoon. For those staying at Bohinj Ski Bus Project partner hotels, travel is free of charge.

Car rental in Bohini

To avoid the hassle and expense of finding a parking space, the best way to get around the resort is to use the free ski buses. If you decide to rent a car to get around the area, you'll have to pay from 15 EUR per day.

Security in Bohini

The resort is quiet, and theft is rare. You should be careful in the mountains, especially if you're new to skiing. Anyone planning extreme sports should take out insurance.

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