Manca’s guidebook

Manca
Manca’s guidebook

Sightseeing

Must do & visit when in Ukanc (Bohinj)
Only 1 hour walk away from the property you can find the third most visited attraction in Slovenia. A spectacular waterfall, hidden amidst the steep walls of the Komarča. The Savica Waterfall is the source of the Sava Bohinjka, known under the name of Savica to the spot where it flows into Lake Bohinj. It is one of the must-see sights for Bohinj first-timers, and it is possible that you will join those who visit Savica each and every time they come to Bohinj.
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Savica-vízesés
65 helybéli ajánlásával
Only 1 hour walk away from the property you can find the third most visited attraction in Slovenia. A spectacular waterfall, hidden amidst the steep walls of the Komarča. The Savica Waterfall is the source of the Sava Bohinjka, known under the name of Savica to the spot where it flows into Lake Bohinj. It is one of the must-see sights for Bohinj first-timers, and it is possible that you will join those who visit Savica each and every time they come to Bohinj.
This 8 km long alpine valley between Bohinj and Trenta is home to what is known as the Seven Lakes Valley. The lakes are formed in watertight sediment depressions along a fault line of the Slatna plate. Named in order they are 'the Black Lake', 'the Double Lake' (two co-joined lakes), 'the Great Lake or the Lake at Ledvica', 'the Green Lake', 'the Brown Lake', and 'the Lake under Vršac'. The hiking trail for the Seven Lakes Valley begins at the carpark for Savica Waterfalls (30 min walk from the property). Expect to take 3 to 4 hours to reach the first lake.
Seven lakes valley
149 Ukanc
This 8 km long alpine valley between Bohinj and Trenta is home to what is known as the Seven Lakes Valley. The lakes are formed in watertight sediment depressions along a fault line of the Slatna plate. Named in order they are 'the Black Lake', 'the Double Lake' (two co-joined lakes), 'the Great Lake or the Lake at Ledvica', 'the Green Lake', 'the Brown Lake', and 'the Lake under Vršac'. The hiking trail for the Seven Lakes Valley begins at the carpark for Savica Waterfalls (30 min walk from the property). Expect to take 3 to 4 hours to reach the first lake.
Komna is a vast plateau, which rises on the west side of Lake Bohinj. In winter this is a popular ski-touring area. The hut on Komna is open also during winter and can be a nice hiking destination on its own, but for the more ambitious mountaineers it presents a lovely and comfortable base for winter adventures in the area.
Dom na Komni
147 Ukanc
Komna is a vast plateau, which rises on the west side of Lake Bohinj. In winter this is a popular ski-touring area. The hut on Komna is open also during winter and can be a nice hiking destination on its own, but for the more ambitious mountaineers it presents a lovely and comfortable base for winter adventures in the area.
Triglav – Slovenia’s highest mountain. Its pyramid-shape summit rises above central Julian Alps and is clearly visible from far and near. As the highest mountain, it has stirred the imagination of explorers, hikers and climbers already in the 18th century, when it was first conquered by four brave men from Bohinj. After that Slovenian and German mountaineering societies practically competed in the number of marked and climbed routes. Nowadays, challenges in its huge north wall are left for the best climbers, and the ascent to the summit is a wish for most Slovenians and an increasing number of tourists as well.
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Triglav
30 helybéli ajánlásával
Triglav – Slovenia’s highest mountain. Its pyramid-shape summit rises above central Julian Alps and is clearly visible from far and near. As the highest mountain, it has stirred the imagination of explorers, hikers and climbers already in the 18th century, when it was first conquered by four brave men from Bohinj. After that Slovenian and German mountaineering societies practically competed in the number of marked and climbed routes. Nowadays, challenges in its huge north wall are left for the best climbers, and the ascent to the summit is a wish for most Slovenians and an increasing number of tourists as well.
The largest natural lake in Slovenia with endless opportunities for outdoor activities. Lake Bohinj is located in a glacial valley and it comprises almost 100 million cubic metres of water – according to an old Bohinj joke: no more than a bucket if it is large enough. The steeply descending lake basin is relatively smoothly shaped and has no shallow areas. In summer, the temperature of the water rises to 22 °C; in winter, the lake freezes sometimes.
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Bohinji-tó
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The largest natural lake in Slovenia with endless opportunities for outdoor activities. Lake Bohinj is located in a glacial valley and it comprises almost 100 million cubic metres of water – according to an old Bohinj joke: no more than a bucket if it is large enough. The steeply descending lake basin is relatively smoothly shaped and has no shallow areas. In summer, the temperature of the water rises to 22 °C; in winter, the lake freezes sometimes.
Mostnica gorge and Voje Valley. The gorge expands over the length of 2 kilometres and shows the creative and alluring forces of nature. Mostnica is an Alpine river with gorges and waterfalls, which show the magnificent nature in all its glory all through the Voje valley all the way to Stara Fužina village. Explore the wonderful world that is available at the tip of your fingers and enjoy in a walk through the scenting forest accompanied by the singing of birds and the murmur of this Alpine river.
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Mostnica
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Mostnica gorge and Voje Valley. The gorge expands over the length of 2 kilometres and shows the creative and alluring forces of nature. Mostnica is an Alpine river with gorges and waterfalls, which show the magnificent nature in all its glory all through the Voje valley all the way to Stara Fužina village. Explore the wonderful world that is available at the tip of your fingers and enjoy in a walk through the scenting forest accompanied by the singing of birds and the murmur of this Alpine river.
Get an insight into the life of herdsmen in the Bohinj’s pastures in an authentic environment displaying artefacts, photos and other material. The Museum of Alpine Dairy Farming presents the story of herding and alpine dairy farming in Bohinj as a way of life and coexistence with nature in an alpine environment. This museum in Stara Fužina is located in a former village cheese making facility. In 1883 a cheese making plant was built in Stara Fužina in Bohinj, where cheese was produced until as late as 1967.
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The Alpine Dairy Museum
181 Stara Fužina
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Get an insight into the life of herdsmen in the Bohinj’s pastures in an authentic environment displaying artefacts, photos and other material. The Museum of Alpine Dairy Farming presents the story of herding and alpine dairy farming in Bohinj as a way of life and coexistence with nature in an alpine environment. This museum in Stara Fužina is located in a former village cheese making facility. In 1883 a cheese making plant was built in Stara Fužina in Bohinj, where cheese was produced until as late as 1967.

Winter and summer sports

Vogel lies within the Triglav National Park, at the head of the Bohinj valley. You can reach the lower Vogel cable car station on foot by following one of the maintained trails along the north or south shores of Lake Bohinj. You can also access it by means of public transport, the Bohinj tourist boat or by car. Vogel cable car then takes you to the upper cable car station, to a height of more than 1,500 metres above sea level. This magnificent ‘Kingdom of Zlatorog’ makes your heart leap in every season of the year. Enjoy the beautiful colours, the breathtaking views and the abundance of opportunities for active holidays in the mountains. Favourable snow conditions make Vogel the perfect destination for skiing on natural snow, sometimes for as long as six months – from November to May. And in other seasons, Vogel offers scenic rides, practical starting points for mountain hiking tours, fun adventures on the Zadnji Vogel mountain pasture and excellent cuisine.
Vogel Ski Resort
Vogel lies within the Triglav National Park, at the head of the Bohinj valley. You can reach the lower Vogel cable car station on foot by following one of the maintained trails along the north or south shores of Lake Bohinj. You can also access it by means of public transport, the Bohinj tourist boat or by car. Vogel cable car then takes you to the upper cable car station, to a height of more than 1,500 metres above sea level. This magnificent ‘Kingdom of Zlatorog’ makes your heart leap in every season of the year. Enjoy the beautiful colours, the breathtaking views and the abundance of opportunities for active holidays in the mountains. Favourable snow conditions make Vogel the perfect destination for skiing on natural snow, sometimes for as long as six months – from November to May. And in other seasons, Vogel offers scenic rides, practical starting points for mountain hiking tours, fun adventures on the Zadnji Vogel mountain pasture and excellent cuisine.

Food scene

The authentic restaurant Pri Hrvatu is famous for its cheese dumplings and trout. The “drunken” Bohinj trout and trout in corn flour are house specialties that are very popular in this area.
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Gostilna pri Hrvatu, Branko Slamar s.p.
76 Srednja vas v Bohinju
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The authentic restaurant Pri Hrvatu is famous for its cheese dumplings and trout. The “drunken” Bohinj trout and trout in corn flour are house specialties that are very popular in this area.
The Štrud’l restaurant offers simple traditional dishes. You can enjoy “žganci” made from local Bohinj corn with sour milk, potatoes with cottage cheese and homemade cheeses and meats. Don’t forget the delicious strudel for dessert!
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Gostilnica Štrudl
23 Triglavska cesta
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The Štrud’l restaurant offers simple traditional dishes. You can enjoy “žganci” made from local Bohinj corn with sour milk, potatoes with cottage cheese and homemade cheeses and meats. Don’t forget the delicious strudel for dessert!
Great host/chef in this small alpine hut above Bohinj valley. You must try Strudl and other daily dishes form the menu.
Orožnova koča - 1346 m
Great host/chef in this small alpine hut above Bohinj valley. You must try Strudl and other daily dishes form the menu.