Škocjanske jame in Piran

Škocjan Caves reveal a giant underground world featuring the largest underground canyon on Earth and are proudly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This extraordinary natural phenomenon is one of Slovenia’s most important landmarks, where vast chambers, dramatic bridges, and the powerful Reka River create a breathtaking experience. Walking across the bridge above the canyon, visitors truly feel the scale and force of nature, enhanced by the area’s remarkable biodiversity and striking geological formations.

After the underground adventure, the journey continues to the coastal town of Piran, a true Venetian jewel on Slovenia’s Adriatic coast. Wandering through its narrow medieval streets feels like stepping back in time, with every corner revealing hidden details and picturesque views. The visit centers around Tartini Square, the lively heart of the town, while a walk up to the remains of the old city walls rewards you with the most spectacular panoramic views. Piran is more than just a destination; it is an atmosphere that stays with you long after the visit.