A real attraction are the ecological tourist farms, which offer a healthy living environment and certified organic food.
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Holidaying on a farm is a wonderful opportunity to get to know the rich cultural heritage of the Slovenian countryside: the architecture, the customs and the crafts. It is an opportunity to experience the joy and exuberance of rural fairs and events, and to feel the rhythm of everyday farm life and the happiness of the family when the hard work of the harvest or the traditional pig slaughter is done.

Events in the countryside are a culinary experience: the St Martin’s day festivities for example are a huge social event.
You can stay overnight at a tourist farm, then hike through the unspoilt Triglav National Park and the mountains of Slovenia.
You can head for the adrenalin rush of a ride down the River Soča, or explore the limestone Karst. You can explore Štajerska and Koroška by bike, ride the River Mura by ferry, and see the forests of Dolenjska. Many tourist farms are located in wine regions, from where you can pick up one of Slovenia’s wine trails, and taste and buy some excellent local wines.

Tourist Farm Bled : Mulej - prices start from $68 per person/night including breakfast.
Located in the village Selo, approx. 700 m from Lake Bled and 1 km from town centre.

Bled is an ideal destination for active holidays. It provides ample opportunities for sport and recreation (swimming, rowing, trekking, cycling, water sports, etc.) and offers a variety of events in Bled and its surroundings. Meals at the farm are prepared with fresh, organic ingredients grown on the farm, breakfast is included and dinner can be served at the guests request. Farm animals and pets add to the charm of life on a farm and provide a wonderful experience for children who can enjoy fishing in the pond, feeding the farm animals and playing in the outdoor play area. Accommodation consists of 8 double rooms with en suite bathrooms or self-catering apartments. Bled - the “Pearl at the foot of the Julian Alps” awaits you. Additional services: transfers to airport, bus station or train station  Activities on the farm : hiking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, sauna, bicycling, children’s playground, fishing.

Tourist Farm Karst Region : Arkade – prices start from $74 per person/night including breakfast. The typical Vipava Valley house of the Cigoj family, with its sleek white arches and stone portal built in 1811, is the oldest in Trniče. True to the age of the house, the Cigojs delight in serving their guests traditional Primorska dishes all accompanied by their award-winning wines. Many of the sights in the area such as the Tabor archeological site, the old Huhov mill, an Austrian cemetery, and the reservoir are only a short walk away through the typical karst landscape. Postojna and Škocjan caves, the Lipica stud farm, and the medieval town of Štanjel are all within an easy driving distance, as are the Soča River and the pilgrimage site of Sveta Gora with its breathtaking view. Guests can also participate in grape picking or winemaking and stay overnight in the newly refurbished guestrooms. Additional services : transfers to airport, bus station or train station  Activities on the farm : hiking, outdoor swimming pool, bicycling

Medana, Brda : Belica Turizem – prices start from $88 per person/night including breakfast.
Just across the Italian border, in the heart of the wine-growing Brda region lies the village of Medana locally called ˝Belica˝.
In this beautiful environment you will be welcomed with open arms at Belica Turizem, the farm offers a variety of local mouth watering cuisine and excellent wines. This is a great location for those wanting to access northern Italy but still feel at home in Slovenia’s scenic west.