Activity: Take a traditional Pletna boat to reach the enchanting Bled Island.
Tips: Purchase your Pletna boat ticket at the booth near the north shore of the lake, and remember that boats typically run from 9 am to 5 pm.
Things to do on the island: Visit the picturesque Church of the Assumption, ring its bell for a romantic legend, or enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants on the island.
Hike around Lake Bled (okoliška pot)
Activity: Enjoy a leisurely walk around the entire lake (~6 km) with stunning views of the Julian Alps and Bled Island.
Tips: Start your hike early in the morning to avoid the crowds, or take a break at one of the many cafes along the path.
Visit Vintgar Gorge (Jama Vintgar)
Activity: Explore this beautiful natural wonder featuring a series of walking paths and suspension bridges alongside turquoise waters.
Tips: The entrance fee is nominal, and the gorge is open from April to October. Wear appropriate footwear as the path can be slippery when wet.
Try Bled Cream Cake (Kremšnita)
Activity: Savor a piece of this famous dessert at one of the many patisseries around Lake Bled, such as Cafe Belvedere or Park Hotel’s Pastry Shop.
Tips: The original recipe comes from the Park Hotel, so be sure to try it there!
Rent a Bike and Explore Bled and Surrounding Areas
Activity: Discover hidden gems like the Manca’s Bridge (Most Mance) or the Vila Bled Castle ruins.
Tips: Many rental shops are located along the lake, so find one that suits your needs and budget. Don’t forget to wear a helmet for safety!
Relax at Zaka Springs (Zaka voda)
Activity: Soothe your tired muscles in the warm, mineral-rich waters of this natural spring.
Tips: The spring is open year-round, but it can get crowded during peak seasons, so visit early or late in the day for a more peaceful experience.