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Lejonka
Netherlands
Izola / Isola, Solo travel
Izola is an absolutely lovely small seaside town that is a summer vacation favorite for Slovenians (so I heard) and i would say it's a hidden gem to replace a visit to Piran with as it's full of a vibrant life of locals, with small open air concerts etc. I stayed at Hostel Alieti which is a big reason for my good experience since I met a lot of lovely slovenians there of all different ages. Restaurant Parangal was also really good. Not a party town, not a town in general so not much to see, but a lovely atmosphere to enjoy. Would recommend cycling, i cycled to Piran back and loved it. Would absolutely recommend and i'm so happy i stumbled across this town on my Interrail.
Posted: October 22, 2025Experienced: May, 2025Izola / Isola, Solo travel
Izola is a truly warm and simply beautiful place to slow down. I found the beaches, which are very easily accessible on foot, to be the most beautiful. My favorites were Strunjan Beach and Bele Skale Beach, truly wonderful.
Posted: August 10, 2025Experienced: May, 2025Kranjska Gora, Group travel
I loooooved it there. Prettiest mountains i’ve ever seen. I wouldn’t really recommend it for people with a fear of heights, but for those who enjoy hiking, it’s an amazing spot – truly beautiful and pleasant. I loved every minute I spent there and I’m longing to go back. If someone wants to swim, that’s possible too in a few lakes, though the water will be pretty cold, haha.
Posted: August 9, 2025How safe is Slovenia for women?
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Katja
Ljubljana
During the day it is very safe but i personally wouldnt go around parks at night The public transport is also safe, dont rely on trains too much, they are always late Otherwise its chill, i dont have to worry about getting robbed
Posted: November 23, 2025Ljubljana
I feel like overall, it's very safe, yes, especially at night, I've never felt particularly unsafe. You may get harassed by men on a rare occasion. Unfortunately, I believe that's a norm in every city around the world.
Posted: October 27, 2025
Špela
Maribor
It is annoyingly safe. It is so safe it's actually boring. There are ofc some parts of the city where I personaly would not go at night withou pepper spray but overall even if you have to go outside at night the chanves of something more than cat calling are almost 0%. I lived there for 18 years so when I say its safe I really mean it :)
Posted: October 11, 2025Safety in Slovenia
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Katarina
Sevnica
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I am a student from Slovenia who wishes to backpack around Europe. Some of my hobbies are reading, drawing and horse-back riding. I would love to go on a trail ride if the opportunity arises. I love music and photography so I like beautiful views and aesthetic scenery.
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Tjasa
Ljubljana
Can host for:
3 days
About me
WARNING: not available to host until october. Available for tips & tricks if needed. Hey 😊 Amidst of finding myself, i'm learning to improve my social skills and would love for meeting more people and experience something new. I love traveling, learning, improving, have a thing for languages and am most probably as obssessed with discovering the new as 5 year olds are with dinousaurs 🫣 Very pet friendly, and a biker 🏍
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Špela
Maribor
About me
Im a 19 year old girl taking a year after high school to travel. I'm looking for advanturous girl to travel Asia with me. Im starting in Thailand in January and will go to Cambodia and Vietnam. Then if my plans don't change I eill spend some time in China, go to Mongolia, Kazahstan, Kyrgystan and then Uzbekistan. JOIN ME IF YOU WANT TO MAKE INSANE STORIES TO TELL YOUR GRANDCHILDREN SOMEDAY🧭🗺✨️🛶
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Anteja.P
Ljubljana
About me
Hi there! I'm freshly 18, and would love to travel as much as possible. I lived 7 years altogether in Belgium, but the rest, and right now, I live in my home country of Slovenia. I speak many languages, fluently Slovenian and English, but also French, German, Esperanto, and Slovenian sign language. I'm very extroverted and may talk your ear off, but I understand the need for personal space and will not be offended if you tell me to can it. I love learning about people and cultures and am excited to discover places beyond my country. I want to be completely open and say that I am a queer person. I definitely like thrilling experiences, and currently, only my age and money held me back 😅 I am currently unable to host as I live with my parents, and based on the housing prices, will do so for the foreseeable future :(
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