Why Slovenia is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts?

Famous in Slovenia: Slovenia in Central Europe is famous for its mountains, ski resorts and lakes. Lake Blood Lake, a glacial lake fed by hot springs, has an island and a cliffside medieval castle at the top of the church in the town of Blood.

In Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, Baroque facades blend with the architecture of the 20th-century native Jose Plenick.

Bled Slovenia

Plate, with its immense natural beauty, along with its surroundings, is one of the most beautiful alpine resorts, renowned for its mild, healing climate and warm lake water.

The beauty of the mountains reflected in the lake, sun, tranquility and fresh air evokes pleasant feelings among the visitors throughout the year, which guarantees a great site or a relaxing break or an active vacation.

The Blade attracts businessmen, artists, athletes, researchers, sports enthusiasts, seniors and young people from all over the world, enticing them to come back again and again.

The pletna boat

There are various ways to cross the lake or to the island. One of them involves a voyage on a traditional boat made by the locals, which is only known on the Blood-Pledna boat.

The appearance of the Platna boat goes back to 1590, while its size allows it to carry 20 people safely. It is equipped with a colorful awning that protects the passenger from the sun and other elements so you can identify it from a distance.

The Platna boat is operated by the Platna Navy. This industry is highly valued because no one can do it. The title Pledna Orsman has been handed down from generation to generation, which is why the “Plednorstvo” industry has been in individual families for centuries.

The Pletna Marines are waiting for you at the Spa Park, under the Park Hotel Plate, at Milino, and at the Rowing Center Plate.

Soteska Vintgar

Windker Jorge or Blood Jorge is a valley 1.6 km northwest of Gorje and Blood in northwestern Slovenia, four kilometers northwest of the plate. Carved by the Radovna River, it is a continuation of the Radovna Valley.