Charming Slovenia , located in the heart of Europe, every year attracts increasing interest both among domestic tourists and among foreign guests. Despite the rather modest size, this unique state has something to offer: beautiful cities, magnificent castles, majestic mountains, mysterious caves, wild rivers and even a piece of the sea - nature really gave the republic enormous wealth, which she is happy to share with all inquisitive travelers. Among the best natural attractions include the numerous lakes of Slovenia, the peculiarities of recreation on which it will be interesting to learn.
Top 5 of the most beautiful lakes in Slovenia
Nature is a real pearl of Slovenia, because it attracts first of all the attention of foreign amateur tourists and numerous researchers from all over the world. This amazing country is considered one of the greenest in Europe, although its area is several times smaller than many other states on the continent. If you also want to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the fresh air, go to one of the Slovenian lakes, about the beauty of which there are legends:
- Lake Bled (Lake Bled) . This Alpine lake with a single island in Slovenia has been a world-famous paradise for several centuries, which from the first seconds impresses everyone without exception with its natural beauty. By the way, the best view of it opens from the castle of the same name, located on the top of the cliff. If you want to not only admire the lake, but also visit the legendary island, you will have to use the local transport - traditional wooden boats "wattle". On the shore you will be able to visit the famous Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, as well as to enjoy your favorite water sports - rowing, kayaking and many others.
- Lake Bohinj . The largest and most noticeable lake on the map of Slovenia is an area of just over 3 km², which is part of the only national park of the republic - Triglav . Its maximum depth is 45 m, although after a heavy rain the water level rises by about 2-3 m. Bohinj is ideal for practicing water sports all year round - from swimming, windsurfing, kayaking, kayaking, fishing and diving in warmer months, before skating in the winter.
- Valley of the Triglav Lakes or the 7 Lakes Valley (Triglav Lakes Valley, Seven Lakes Valley) . One of the most beautiful parts of the Julian Alps stretching over 8 km. Although the title refers to 7 lakes, in fact there are 10 of them on this site. All of them are located at different heights (the lowest is 1,294 m, the highest is 1,993 m above sea level) and they are different in size. This unique place is considered a visiting card of the country, therefore it is a must for every tourist traveling in the republic to take photos of these lakes of Slovenia.
- Lake Jasna . It is a small but beautiful glacial lake, located just 2 km from the famous ski resort of Kranjska Gora and about 5 minutes from the borders with Austria and Italy. Tens of thousands of travelers visit the reservoir every year not only because of its wonderful landscapes, but also because of its favorable location, Jasna serves as a gateway to the Triglav National Park. In crystal clear waters, it is allowed to swim, and also engage in kayaking and rowing, although many tourists prefer a simple lazy holiday on the white sandy shore of the lake.
- Lake Krnava (Lake Črnava) . Another popular lake in Slovenia, the rest is possible at any time of the year. It is located in the north of the country, in the territory of the settlement Preddvor, about half an hour's drive from Ljubljana . The emerald-green surface of the lake attracts the attention of travelers with its incredible beauty and even some mysticism, thanks to which many choose this place for solemn wedding ceremonies and romantic events.