Means of transport Slovenia

Personal and private driver for your day trips through Slovenia. The mission of the drivers is to offer memorable excursions by driving you from Ljubljana throughout Slovenia. They offer tailor-made tours according to the client's expectations such as Bled, Postojna cave, Slovenian coast and many other cities throughout the country. Several predefined tour packages are offered on the website.

Private minibuses and coaches run daily between the centre of Ljubljana and Brnik Airport. Minibuses cost around 10 euros for a 25-minute trip. Alternatively, the bus is cheaper but longer (45 minutes). Check the timetables on the Alpetour website, there is about one connection per hour between 5 am and 8 pm. Other companies provide a connection to the city centre. Taxis are also available.

To get to Slovenia, travelers can make a short detour via Italy. Twice a week, Ryanair serves Trieste airport (Friuli-Venezia Giulia airport, international code TRS) from Paris-Beauvais airport (BVA). The flight takes 1h50. As always, Ryanair offers unbeatable fares (with flights starting from around €15), but everything is optional: for cabin baggage, you need to add €29; for hold baggage, it's €30, and so on.

Road transport from city to city and from airport to airport throughout Slovenia as well as in neighbouring countries. It is a Slovenian "low cost" company (mini-bus prices) inspired by the airlines operating with a call center (open from 8am to 6pm) or simply with internet reservations. Very low prices, and even lower if booked two months in advance. In addition to the daily rental for an excursion, there are several types of transfers. A very professional and always punctual service.

Portorož is a town on the Slovenian coast, renowned for its beauty and seaside atmosphere. The town offers many tourist attractions, including the magnificent Portorož Bay, where visitors can enjoy the beach and water sports. One of the town's highlights is the Palace Hotel - Kempinski, a renovated hotel located right in the center of Portorož. Art lovers can visit the Maona sales gallery, which offers small-format works of art. For diving enthusiasts, the Maona Rossa, a ship sunk by a mine, is a must-see. The town also boasts numerous stores and boutiques where visitors can buy souvenirs and local products, such as Piran salt.

It is located west of the city, on the left bank of the Sava River. This is the Jesenice-Ljubljana line. The city is fairly well served during the week, a little less on weekends. To find the bus station, continue past the tourist office (2 Stosiceva ulica). Gorenjska is well served from the country's fourth largest city with Alpe Tour with, for example, about 30 daily buses to Bled and about 15 buses to Bohinjska Bistrica.

A pleasant bus station with all passenger services, sidewalk cafés and the added bonus of being close to the sea. Regional buses provide around 20 connections a day to Piran, Koper, Ljubljana, Nova Gorica, Novo Mesto and Pula in Croatia. Comfortable and modern, they make it easy to forget the length of the journey. It has to be said that in Slovenia, we stop in every village - that's what decentralization is all about! From Ljubljana, between two and four departures a day depending on the tourist season, but no express buses.

Connections to Novo Mesto, Sevnica, Mokronog, Škočjan, Bučka, Ljubljana.

It is located on the road to Ljubljana. Free wireless internet access (WiFi). Seller of road vignettes even for neighbouring countries such as Austria. Snack, distributor of drinks…

Elsewhere, obligation to place a disc (available to TIC) since parking is limited to 2 hours.

Built in 1844 and modernized in 2021. From Maribor, international connections are available to Graz, Vienna, Belgrade, Budapest... But also to many cities inland, such as Murska Sobota or Ljubljana via Celje. The station is just a few hundred meters from the historic center. Tickets can be purchased at the central ticket office, which is open all day, or directly on the train from an authorized ticket inspector.