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Chase Slovenia’s most vivid waters from Vršič Pass to Lake Bohinj on a full-day, small-group circuit from Bled. Short hikes to waterfalls, WWI history, a car-train through the Bohinj tunnel, and the option to add rafting or ziplining keep the day moving—and the Soča’s emerald glow never lets go.
Chase Slovenia’s most vivid waters from Vršič Pass to Lake Bohinj on a full-day, small-group circuit from Bled. Short hikes to waterfalls, WWI history, a car-train through the Bohinj tunnel, and the option to add rafting or ziplining keep the day moving—and the Soča’s emerald glow never lets go.
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Operated by Mamut Slovenia · Bled, Upper Carniola
Dawn at Bled’s bus station and the mountains are already awake—larches stretching, limestone warming, the day gathering itself for movement. A small group slips into a minivan and points toward the Julian Alps. The road begins to coil up Vršič Pass, and every switchback frames new stone giants. By the time the van eases to a stop at Lake Jasna, the water is glassy and cold-looking, a stag statue holding its ground while alpine peaks toy with the first light.
moderate.
11–12 hours.
Comfortably walk several short hikes (15–60 minutes each) on uneven ground with occasional stairs; no intense sustained climbs.
You’ll do multiple short walks of 0.5–2 km each on varied terrain, plus a brief cable-secured section to view the Soča source. No long continuous hikes are required.
Yes for active kids; guides can suggest alternatives if the Soča source path feels too exposed. Infant seats are available on request.
Tours run in light rain, and the scenery can be excellent after showers. If conditions become unsafe (storms, road closures), the itinerary may adjust or the tour may be canceled with a refund.
Yes. Triglav National Park fees, transport by air‑conditioned minivan, professional guiding, and the car‑train ride are included.
Short dips may be possible at designated spots, but the water is cold year‑round and swimming is restricted at the Soča source and some protected areas. Ask your guide before entering the water.
Carry some euros for coffee, snacks, or optional activities in Bovec/Kobarid. Most cafes accept cards, but small vendors may not.
The Soča Valley was the WWI Isonzo Front; memorials and Kobarid’s museum interpret the battles that shaped the region. Vršič Road was built by Russian POWs in 1915–16; the Russian Chapel honors those who died.
Triglav National Park protects fragile karst and alpine habitats—stay on marked trails, pack out waste, and avoid building cairns. Swimming is prohibited at certain springs and gorges to protect water quality and banks.
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