Ski Break Ljubljana
Ride the slopes at Krvavec ski resort with views of Kamnik-Savinja Alps
Relax in a comfortable hotel in Slovenia’s lively capital
Indulge in local cuisine, vibrant nightlife and walk the bustling streets
Enjoy a wide selection of additional activities that uncover the heart of Slovenia
Craft a perfect combination of skiing and exploration
Enjoy versatile trails and comfortable lifts
Modern technology and kind personnel
Taste the thrill at Krvavec ski resort
Explore Ljubljana covered in snow
Ski above the clouds
A view of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps from Ljubljana
Descend from the Zvoh mountain at Krvavec ski resort
Christmas decorations in the center of Ljubljana
View of Ljubljana Basin from Krvavec
Enjoy panoramic views above the clouds
Included in base price
Included in base price
Hotel with breakfast included
Digital destination guidebook
Tourist tax not included
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Description
Staying in Slovenia’s vibrant capital, Ljubljana, while skiing in the stunning Kamnik-Savinja Alps at the Krvavec resort will combine the comfort of city living with the thrill of skiing among mesmerizing views.
Your days will be filled with thrilling descents from the top of Zvoh mountain, while your afternoons and evenings can be spent enjoying a variety of beyond-the-slopes activities. Whether it’s gourmet dining, day trips to the most iconic sights or exploring Ljubljana’s rich culture, you’ll have plenty of options to round off your day.
Leave the planning to us and enjoy a completely stress-free holiday. Choose your accommodation and any outdoor activities or adventures you’d like to add, and we’ll handle the rest – from coordinating logistics to arranging transfers. Plus, we’ll include our recommendations for gourmet experiences and wellness options in your digital guidebook, ensuring your holiday flows smoothly and is filled with delightful moments.
Hotels
Ski Towns
Ljubljana
As Slovenia’s capital, it is a hub for an array of various activities. It boasts a well-preserved old town in the city center, typical for European cities, reigned over by the mighty Ljubljana Castle. In addition, Ljubljana bears the title of one of the culinary and green capitals of Europe. It puts you in the heart of all possible festivities in a big city, yet offers a lot of parks and an option to swiftly leave the urban areas behind and find yourself surrounded by nature. Its central location makes it a perfect starting point for additional endeavors elsewhere in Slovenia.
Ski Resorts
Krvavec ski resort
🔵 7 km 🔴 15 km ⚫ 7 km
The second largest Slovenian ski resort is in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps mountain range, just 8 kilometers from the Brnik airport. Stunning views and diverse terrain of various technical difficulties produce a perfect ski break amid the Alps and northern flatlands.
Outdoor Adventures
Discover more beyond the slopes with a variety of outdoor adventures that will bring your ski holiday to the next level.
Dog Sledding
Cross Country Skiing
Ice Climbing
Night Sledding
Ski Touring
Snowshoeing on Velika Planina
Day Trips
Discover Slovenia’s cultural and natural gems with curated day trips to picturesque towns, iconic castles, and breathtaking landscapes.
Triglav National Park from Ljubljana
On this Triglav National Park Tour from Ljubljana, you will start with a visit to the winter wonderland of Lake Bled, followed by a journey through the snowy valleys of Radovna and Krma. Visit the frozen Peričnik Waterfall, where icy cascades create a stunning scene, and enjoy a warm lunch at a mountain hut with views of snow-capped Mount Triglav. Next, stop at Planica, known as the “Cradle of Ski Jumping” and home to one of the highest ski jumps in the world. The tour concludes with a peaceful visit to the snow-dusted Zelenci nature reserve and Lake Jasna before returning to Ljubljana.
Duration: 8-10 hours
Slovenian Karst and Coast Discovery
Discover some of Slovenia’s most captivating sights in just one day. You will start the day with a visit to the awe-inspiring Postojna Cave, where you’ll explore a mesmerizing underground world filled with stunning rock formations. Next, you’ll head to the dramatic Predjama Castle, a unique fortress built into a towering cliff, offering both history and incredible views. From there, you will continue to the beautiful Adriatic coast and the charming town of Piran. Here, a walking tour will lead you through its medieval streets and to the famous Piran Walls before returning, with a day full of unforgettable experiences.
Duration: 8 hours
Ljubljana to Piran & Koper
This relaxing day trip to Slovenian Istria begins in Ljubljana, passing through the scenic Karst to reach the coastal town of Koper. After enjoying stunning views from the Marezige viewpoint, you’ll explore the picturesque villages of Šmarje and Krkavče. You will proceed to the Sečovlje Salt Pans, a traditional salt-making site and important wetland, before heading to Piran for lunch and a walking tour. Piran, known for its Venetian Gothic architecture and narrow seaside streets, offers a charming Adriatic atmosphere.
Duration: 9 hours
Ljubljana to Velika Planina
This winter day trip from Ljubljana takes you to the snowy wonderland of Velika planina, where a short cable car with stunning views brings you to the snow-covered plateau. There, you will stroll through a peaceful Alpine shepherds’ village and enjoy a warm traditional lunch in this winter fairytale setting. Next, visit the icy Kamniška Bistrica River and its magical frozen gorges, before ending the day in the medieval town of Kamnik. With its snow-dusted streets and ancient castles, Kamnik is the perfect winter retreat before heading back to Ljubljana.
Duration: 10 hours
Gourmet Experiences
Indulge in Slovenia’s culinary delights, with farm-to-table restaurants, Michelin-star dining, and wine-tasting tours that showcase the region’s finest flavors. To help you make the most of your stay, you will receive our top dining recommendations in your digital guidebooks.
Culinary Excellence in the Capital
Ljubljana has emerged as a top gourmet destination, offering a blend of modern creativity and traditional Slovenian cuisine.
With several Michelin-starred and Bib Gourmand restaurants, the city highlights the use of local, seasonal ingredients, often emphasizing sustainability.
Here, you can enjoy a wide range of culinary experiences, from innovative fine dining to high-quality, affordable meals, all set in the vibrant atmosphere of Slovenia’s capital.
Wellness
After the day on the slopes, relax in the heart of nature with Slovenia’s renowned wellness centers, offering everything from thermal baths to luxurious spa treatments.
Ljubljana offers a wide variety of wellness and spa experiences that blend modern luxury with urban tranquility.
Here, you can enjoy rooftop pools with stunning city views, as well as saunas, massages, and personalized treatments designed to relax both body and mind.
The city’s wellness centers provide a peaceful escape from the bustling streets, offering serene atmospheres and unique treatments inspired by global wellness traditions
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Things to know
On the website, you can craft your own perfect Slovenian Ski Holiday, starting by choosing your accommodation! In each package, you can see the accommodations we have chosen at each location, along with the accommodation’s amenities and availability. All you have to do is pick your favourite and we’ll start crafting your ski holiday from there!
If you have any specific wishes for your ski holiday, book a call with us, and we’ll help you organise a perfect winter trip in Slovenia.
Our ski holidays cater to a wide age range, from the youngest skiing enthusiasts who come with their families to the most experienced old troupers. The pace of the holiday is entirely up to you, and you will enjoy them no matter your age. Age is simply a state of mind, as they say, and we welcome anyone.
Our holidays don’t require any specific fitness level from you. You will choose your own pace, style of skiing, and the ski slopes you prefer so you can have the best time without worrying about having to overexert yourself.
Traveling light is the key. Make sure you have sufficient layers of breathable clothing to ensure that you are always warm enough and can remove a layer if you get too hot. You can also discuss the current weather conditions with your travel manager a week before you arrive. Regarding ski equipment, you can bring your own, or we can provide rental pieces according to your wishes.
Yes, no problem! In Slovenia, you can find many ski slopes appropriate for beginners. If you don’t feel comfortable skiing on your own, we suggest taking our ski school program, where you will ski in a group with a ski instructor and become a confident skier by the end of your holiday!
This is your holiday and it is our mission to let you enjoy it at your own pace. You can hit the slopes whenever you wish – there is no schedule to follow, no place you absolutely have to be. If you wish to sit back and relax for an afternoon, it won’t be the end of the world. Besides, we offer plenty of other activities listed above that you can choose from and make your ski holidays more versatile.
Of course! Nobody should be left behind simply because they’re not skiing. We offer a plethora of additional activities, day trips and personalized recommendations in your digital guidebooks that will occupy even those who aren’t hitting the slopes every day. From wine tastings to winter hikes, we can find something for everyone so you can still enjoy your holiday together.
A tourist and promotion tax is a fee every visitor must pay for each overnight stay wherever in Slovenia. It consists of two parts: each municipality charges a tourist tax fee, which goes towards financing and maintenance of tourist facilities in the area, and the Slovenian Tourist Board charges a promotion tax, which they use to promote Slovenia. The tax rates vary depending on the municipality – from 1.5€ in some locations to 3.13€ in Ljubljana or Bled (charged per person and night).
The best time for skiing is in January and February when the weather conditions are the most stable. Otherwise, the ski resorts in Slovenia usually open their slopes for business in the second half of December, but the proportion of open ski runs depends on the snow conditions.
