Alpine lakes, majestic mountains, green valleys, beautiful rivers, spectacular waterfalls, attractive gorges, lush green pastures, sweeping vistas and more. The Triglav National Park has it all. It is the only Slovenian national park and one of the oldest European parks (established in 1981). It covers 4% of the entire Slovenia (880 square kilometers), almost across the entire area of the Julian Alps. The specific feature is its dynamic intact nature and its richness of vegetation and numerous endangered animals. Not so far from the city bustle and only about 10 minutes drive from Bled you can enjoy in the pure and intact nature. Almost 2 million people visit Triglav National Park each year.

The most important attractions in Triglav National Park are: Lake Bohinj, Lake Jasna, Triglav Lakes, Vintgar Gorge, Savica Waterfall, Pericnik Waterfall, Mostnica gorge, Soca River, Pokljuka Plateau and Trenta Valley.

Lake Bohinj is part of the Triglav National Park. (photo: Turizem Bohinj arhiv)

Lake Jasna marks the beginning of the Triglav National Park. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik / slovenia.info)

Vintgar Gorge is one of the most popular natural attractions in the Triglav National Park. (photo: Bojan Kolman)

Savica Waterfall is one of the most famous and popular waterfalls in the Triglav National Park, located above Lake Bohinj. (photo: Mojca Odar / slovenia.info)

The 52-meter-high Pericnik Waterfall is another spectacular waterfall in the Triglav National Park, located in the Vrata valley near the village of Mojstrana. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik / slovenia.info)

Mostnica Gorge is situated in the Voje valley in the southeastern corner of the Triglav National Park. (photo: Ales Zdesar / slovenia.info)

Location of Apartments Fine Stay and main natural attractions in the Triglav National Park on the Google map

Location of Apartments Fine Stay Bled and main natural attractions in the Triglav National Park on the Google map