THE ZIPLINE GUIDE
The boats worth getting on.
The 6 zipline tours in slovenia travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each course flies you over, how long the lines run, who operates it, and what a spot on the cable costs.
Bovec’s Canyon Učja zipline park in Slovenia: 10 runs over the Učja canyon, speeds 40–60 km/h, plus Triglav views. 3 hours.
Most PopularRide 10 cables over Ucja Canyon from Bovec with helmets, safety gear, and epic Triglav views. Tandem options for kids.
“We had a brilliant time and the guides were fantastic. I was terrified-physically shaking at the top but did it and loved it and am even looking at doing it again! The pictures you can buy are great too.”
Ride Europe’s longest zipline near Bled: a 4 km glide over the Sava Dolinka River with 7 cables, guided in English for 2.5 hours.
Fly 200m up on Bovec’s panoramic zipline tour over Kanin Mountain, reaching 60km/h with 5 wires and wide valley views.
“Great! Good friendly guides and very do-able for all ages, there were little kids in our group who seemed to love it. For us (20 year olds) it wasn't scary at all, it was more of a fun thrill to go that fast across the valley. After you get your gear at the main shop…”
ZIPLINE Kanin Bovec in the Julian Alps: a 3.2 km, multi-line ride with training, safety gear, and jaw-dropping views above Bovec.
“Great organization from the very beginning.”
Raft the Sava River for 13 km, then fly twice on 250 m zip lines in Radovljica for one action-packed 4-hour Slovenia day.
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