The packraft trip in Slovenia takes 7 days and 6 nights: five nights at a campsite and one night in a mountain hut. You start at Laski Rovt near Lake Bohinj and finish in Tolmin.

Do you want to spend an extra night in Ljubljana? Then the trip takes 8 days, with the airport transfer on day 8.

The packraft trip in Slovenia takes place in July and August, when the weather is warm and the Soča and its surroundings are at their best for a week of paddling and camping.

The current price is shown on the trip page, where you can choose your date and options. The price includes a whitewater packraft with safety equipment, instruction and a briefing by experienced guides, luggage transport between the basecamps, the Soča paddling permit and the Travelbase app with offline maps.

Camping equipment rental, the Adventure Foodpack and airport shuttles are optional. Flights are not included.

No, long-term parking is not available at the basecamp in Laski Rovt.

If you are arriving by car, we recommend parking in public municipal parking lots in nearby Bohinjska Bistrica or to park at the airport and using our airport shuttle.

You can either book our Adventure Foodpack or self-cater using local supermarkets and mountain huts.

Because grocery stores and huts are not situated on every single stage of the mountain trail, we strongly recommend booking the foodpack or carrying multi-day supplies.

The Adventure Foodpack includes daily breakfasts, trail lunches, a welcome BBQ, and a pizza night.

It covers nutritious trail food for the backcountry portions and two communal dinners, leaving you free to explore local mountain restaurants on remaining evenings.

Yes, you can rent a full cooking set on site or purchase standard screw-on gas canisters.

The rental kitchen package includes lightweight pots, a gas stove, cutlery, and gas. Gas cartridges matching standard outdoor burners are also available for purchase.

The Packraft Trail Slovenia is a self-guided adventure, allowing you to explore at your own pace. On days 4 and 5, professional river guides will accompany you on the water as you tackle the more challenging sections of the Soča River.

Throughout the trip, one of our rangers will provide you with all the information you need, take care of logistics, and be available to assist you whenever needed.

A local river guide accompanies you on the technical packrafting sections of the Soča River. Before you hit the rapids, the guide checks your equipment and gives paddling instructions, and stays at the key rapids to help anyone who needs it.

The rest of the trip is self-guided. One of our rangers is available throughout to provide information, take care of logistics and assist you whenever needed.

The 7-day Slovenia adventure covers approximately 85 kilometers in total.

This includes roughly 55 km of alpine hiking through Triglav National Park and 30 km of packrafting on emerald alpine waters.

Main luggage and heavy packraft gear are fully transported for you between stages throughout the trip.

You only hike with a light daypack carrying daily essentials. Our logistics team delivers your main luggage and rafting equipment directly to each camp and put-in location.

The Slovenia adventure starts in Laski Rovt near Lake Bohinj and concludes in Tolmin.

Over seven days, the expedition traverses through Triglav National Park down into the emerald valley of Tolmin, covering approximately 85 km.

You can take our dedicated transfer shuttle connecting Ljubljana Airport, the start camp, and the finish point.

The shuttle covers:
– Airport transfer from Ljubljana Airport to Laski Rovt upon arrival
– Transfer from Tolmin to downtown Ljubljana on Day 7
– Transfer from downtown Ljubljana to the airport on Day 8

The shuttle is automatically included when booking flights with Travelbase, or can be added separately to your booking.

If arranging independent flights or train travel, you can easily add the shuttle option in your booking account at any time prior to departure. Make sure your transport matches the shuttle hours.

No, dogs are not permitted on the Packraft Trail Slovenia due to alpine terrain and whitewater rapids.

The steep mountain trails in Triglav National Park and Class I-II whitewater on the Soča River are unsuitable for dogs. For dog-friendly micro-adventures, explore our routes in the French Ardennes or De Biesbosch.

The navigated sections of the Soča River are rated Whitewater Class I to II (easy to moderate).

These sections offer thrilling yet accessible rapids that are easily manageable with introductory instruction and safety supervision from our guides.

You can choose between camping in tents at scenic campsites or staying overnight in rustic mountain huts.

Both options allow you to immerse yourself in the Julian Alps, whether you prefer sleeping under canvas or enjoying cozy alpine hospitality.

Hiking through Triglav National Park requires a decent level of fitness and endurance.

While some sections are rocky and steep, the trails are manageable for active hikers with basic hiking experience and sturdy hiking boots.