Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
Soca Valley
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
IN A NUTSHELL
Visit Soca Valley with Children
Soca Valley in Slovenia, is one of the most picturesque destinations in the world and it is an absolute haven for families who are seeking thrilling experiences and unforgettable moments. In Soca Valley, you’ll discover an array of exciting activities that cater to the adventurer in you. So if you’re ready to explore natural beauty and take up various adventures, then a visit to Soca Valley with children should be at the top of your list! This guide has been created in collaboration with the Soca Valley tourism board.
Embark on various thematic hiking trails, taking you through the awe-inspiring beauty of nature, where easy hikes lead you to stunning waterfalls, breathtaking gorges, and even cultural landmarks like tranches, fortresses, churches, and museums.The emerald-green Soča River flows through this enchanting landscape, providing a playground of fun for children and adults alike. Explore the river’s edge, find perfect spots for the kids to play, and enjoy the sheer beauty of your surroundings.
For families with older children, the adventure only gets better. Thrilling outdoor adventure parks await, ready to challenge and entertain you. And if water sports are your thing, the Soča River is a clear and inviting paradise for family rafting. Not only does Soca Valley cater to your love for outdoor excitement, but it also embraces its cultural heritage with open arms. Throughout the year, you can partake in various cultural events and festivals.
So, if you’re seeking an ideal destination for your family of adventurers, Soca Valley is the place to be.
The Best Time to Visit Soca Valley with Children
This ultimately depends on your family preferences.
If you like to swim in the rivers than the best time to visit is from June to September.
May, June and September are perfect for hiking and cycling too.
Must Dos When in Soca Valley with Children
How to Get to Soca Valley with Children
The easiest way to reach Soca Valley is by car.
You can reach Soca Valley by flying to Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, which is the nearest major airport. From there, you can rent a car or arrange a private transfer to Soca Valley, ensuring comfort and convenience for your little ones.
If you prefer public transport, you can take a train or bus to nearby towns like Bovec or Tolmin, and then use local transport options to reach your desired destination within Soca Valley.
LOCATION
Accommodation in Soca Valley
Tourist Farms in Soca Valley
To make your visit a truly unique one, we recommend staying at the tourist farms. This can be the most interesting for children.
Ekološka turistična kmetija Pri Lovrču
Turist farm Žgan – Apartments MAŠERA
Campsites in Soca Valley
Campsites can be fun too.
Apartments in Soca Valley
There are also a lot of apartments in the area.
Apartmajsko naselje Kamp Koren
Hotels in Soca Valley
If you still prefer to stay in a hotel, there are also some great options.
Find out more family-friendly accommodation in Soca Valley.
©Katarina Rutar Ipavec
Archive: www.soca-valley.com
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Activities for children ages 0-5
Tiring our babies and toddlers whilst they absorb all that is around them.
Easy walks:
Near the Most na Soči Lake
To Virje Waterfall, and
To Kozjak Waterfall, over Kolovrat Outdoor museum of the First World War
Swimming to the Nadiža River
Taking the cable car to Mount Kanin
Visiting the Botanical Garden and Trenta Valley
Taking the bus to the Mangart Seddle (A mountain seddle in the Julian Alps)
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Activities for older children
Keeping the older kids happy, entertained, and reducing the amount of times they ask for a screen or complain about being bored.
Visit the museums in Soca Valley
Taking the cable car to Mount Kanin
Easy walks:
Near the Most na Soči Lake
To Virje Waterfall, and
To Kozjak Waterfall, over Kolovrat Outdoor museum of the First World War
Swimming to the Nadiža River
Visiting Botanical Garden and Trenta Valley
Taking the bus to the Mangart Seddle (A mountain seddle in the Julian Alps)
©Ursa Drofenik
Archive: www.soca-valley.com
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Parks & Playgrounds
The Juliana Alpine Botanical Garden
There’s a playground in Tolmin, and Kobarid.
Parks and playgrounds are near Most na Soči (Modrej village).
FOOD
Family-friendly cafés & restaurants in Soca Valley
TRANSPORTATION
How to Get Around Soca Valley with Children
There is a train station near Most na Soči and there are local bus connection between Most na Soči – Tolmin – Bovec – Kobarid – Bovec.
In summer there are also local touristic buses that go up to the attractions.
Find out more about travelling around Soca Valley.
Insider Tips
Outdoor Fun
The most fun is near the rivers! You can also go on family rafting too. Choose a guided tour suitable for kids’ ages and swimming abilities.
Try Local Cuisine
Introduce your kids to Slovenian cuisine, which includes delicious dishes like Burek, Potica, and various pastries. Most restaurants offer child-friendly options too.
Pack Properly
Pack comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring. Don’t forget hats, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Also, carry a basic first aid kit.