Insights to some of my travels in Europe

In Slovenia I vistited the area around Lake Bled

Lake Bled (Blejsko Jezero)

Postojna Cave (Postojnska jama)

Mostnica Gorge (Korita Mostnice)

Bohinj Lake (Bohinjsko Jezero)

Savica Waterfall (Slap Savica)

Tolmin Gorge (Tolminska Korita)

Kozjak Fall (Slap Kozjak)

Virje Waterfall (Slap Virje)

Soča Valley (Dolina Soče) with three gorges

Virsic Pass

Vintgar Gorge (Soteska Vintgar)

Quite a lot of the people speak English (some even German). If you stay in a guest house, you will notice that the people are very interested to make contact. They will invite you to tea and cake and love to speak about live and give tips about what you can do.
There are a lot of shops on the way that sell honey, sometimes from many different flowers. Often you can try and find out, which honey you like best.

I started in Zadar with a Kayak tour to Dugi Otok

Krka NP

The krka river has a few waterfalls. You can take a boat tour along the river to Visovac and Roski slap. Visovac is a monastery on an inland in the national park.

Paklenica National Park

It is a paradise for climber, while that might be for hiker I found it lacking. Most of the trails were made easily accessible unfortunately most of them were wide enough for cars, which for me took away the charm. Perhaps longer hikes are more beautiful, but after an hour walk, I was done wasting my time.

Split

Blue Cave Tour

Boat Tour

I also did a tour to the Island Vis and to Hvar, where you can visit a fortress from the 16th century.

Zrmanja Canyon

Fans of Winnetou might remember some of the views from the films.

National Park Plitvice Lakes

It is one of the oldest national parks and famous for the numerous lakes and waterfalls

Rastoke

Is a village with well-preserved mills and beautiful waterfalls.

Pula

With the famous amphitheatre, that is still used for public events.

Ucka National Park

With the Canyon of Vela Draga

Leaving for Slovenia