Glamping Savinja

The 101-kilometre Savinja river flows very close to the site, on its meander through the Upper and Lower Savinja valley and the Savinja Alps. Among its most famed sights are the Rinka Falls (45 minutes’ drive), the source of the river in the Logar Valley and one of the best known waterfalls in Slovenia; it’s also the highest waterfall in the valley with a drop of 105 metres. And speaking of the Logar Valley. It’s safe to say that this is one of the most spectacularly scenic places you’ll ever visit on the planet… a land of high peaks and beech forests in the Kamnik Alps. The highest Logar Valley peak – and the highest in the eastern Kamnik Alps is Planjava (40 minutes) at 2,394 metres; not surprisingly, climbers arrive from all over Slovenia and further afield to tackle its heights. (A three-hour walk is also in the valley if you like your activity a little less strenuous.) And then… Ljubljana? Slovenia’s capital city is a splendid mix of street cafés and restaurants, lovely old buildings, museums of illusion and art, a medieval castle… and plenty of bridges to picnic at with a hot and traditional burek.