£48 Cheap Flights to Slovenia

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With its snow-capped mountains and stunning natural landscapes, enhanced by charming architecture and culture, Slovenia is a low-key but very appealing holiday destination.

 

When to Book Flights to Slovenia

Slovenia is at its best in the summer months, when the full range of the country’s highlights are open. With a number of big summer festivals and the mountains coming alive with wild flowers, it’s definitely a beautiful time of year. But don’t ignore the spring and autumn when hotel rates, flight prices and visitor numbers are significantly lower.

 

How to Find the Best Flight Deals on Flights to Slovenia

To find the very best deals on cheap flights to Slovenia, then use Expedia’s search options, such as ‘Nearby airports’ and ‘Show flexible dates’. These let you target your search to find all the lowest prices on flights to Slovenia from UK airports. Flexibility is always the key, with even small adjustments to your plans yielding big savings.

 

UK Departures to Slovenia

There are numerous flights to Slovenia from the UK, including:

• London to Ljubljana – 2 hours 5 minutes
• London to Bled – 2 hours 15 minutes
• London to Portoroz – 4 hours (no direct flights)
• London to Piran – 4 hours (no direct flights)

 

Main Airports in Slovenia

There are plenty of low-cost air connections to the main Slovenian International Airport in Ljubljana. Joze Pucnik Airport is located 15 miles to the northwest of the city and handles around 1.6 million passengers a year.

There are two other international airports in the country: Portoroz and Maribor.

 

Which Airlines Fly to Slovenia?

Slovenia flights are available from a number of different carriers, including:

• Wizz air
• easyJet
• Adria Airways

 

How to Get Around in Slovenia

Slovene Railways, SZ, have a network that covers most of the main tourist destinations, although sometimes routes are not always as direct as you may wish. However, trains are generally cheaper than buses and discounts are available at weekends.

Some destinations not served by train, like Piran, can be accessed by bus or by car rental.

 

What are the Must-Sees in Slovenia?

Lake Bled is probably Slovenia’s best-known attraction, and for good reason. This alpine resort is famed for its picturesque setting and cave network. It’s little wonder people have been coming here to visit for over 900 years, as some local cave ‘graffiti’ bears out.

The capital of Ljubljana is a small but charming city of colourful houses, cobbled streets and a youthful cultural and nightlife scene.

Head for the mountains of the Julian Alps for cycling, hiking, views and an increasingly popular ski destination.

 

Tips for Travelling in Slovenia

British nationals do not need a visa for stays in Slovenia but your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. Roads are generally safe but you must pay and display for road tolls before you travel.