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Overview

Join us on a Half-Day Trip to Postojna cave and Predjama castle from Bled or Ljubljana! The mystic underground of Postojna Cave number 1. touristic attraction in Slovenia and most prominent karst cave in the world, with the Predjama Castle will leave you speechless. Postojna cave is a jewel of Slovenian Karst being the most renowned cave and one of the greatest karst monuments in the world. To round it up we will finish in Predjama castle which is listed in Guinness World records as the largest castle in the cave.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Our Mamut office is situated on the main bus station in Ljubljana

Language Offered

English-AUDIO

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Postojna Cave

First and main stop of the Half-Day Trip will be Postojna cave. Guided tour in the cave includes walking and also driving with an underground train thru tunnels, passages and huge halls. In the large concert hall, you will be able to see human fishes inside the big aquarium being the most famous cave animals in the world. Keep in mind that the temperature in the cave is constant and regardless of the season, it is always around 10° C. You should dress accordingly.

Duration: 120 mins

2. Predjama Castle

In the village of Prejama, perched under a natural archway 123m up the rock face, lies Predjama castle. Its listed under the Guinness world record holder for the largest castle in the cave giving it a well-deserved reputation for being virtually impregnable. Predjama castle was built in a Gothic style by the Patriarch of Aquileia sometime during the 13th century and first mentioned in the historical record in the year 1274.

Duration: 60 mins