We have a flexible cancelation policy – please take a look at our cancellation policy at the time of booking. If you have any doubts please reach out and we’re happy to help.
Slovenia offers some of the most pleasant and peaceful riding conditions in Europe, making it the ideal location for riders of all abilities. The country’s quiet roads and rolling hills are becoming increasingly popular among cyclists, with a huge variety of terrain to explore, from the Alps to rivers and lakes, the Karst region and the Adriatic coast.
Discover the soaring peaks, extensive forests and the stunning Lake Bled in the Julian Alps; conquer the Vršič Pass and enjoy the incredible views as you climb and descend this formidable road, and explore Slovenia’s capital, Llubljana, also known as the ‘green capital’ thanks to its many trees and parks. You can do this all, with self guided or guided cycling tours available with Eat Sleep Cycle.
Top sellerDiscover the beauty of Slovenia in this 6 night tour. Begin in the magical town of Ljubljana and climb into the Slavic Alps before arriving to Lake Bled. The tour gives you a taste of the best food, cake, wine and views that this charming country has to offer.
Discover Slovenia by gravel! Each day takes you through gorgeous tracks and lets you rest and recover in some of Slovenia's best hospitality. The tour ends with a postcard view of Lake Bled. Let each day give you an experience to remember!
Discover the beauty of Slovenia in this 6 night tour. Begin in the magical town of Ljubljana and climb into the Slavic Alps before arriving to Lake Bled. The tour gives you a taste of the best food, cake, wine and views that this charming country has to offer.
Discover Slovenia by gravel! This self-guided version of the tour let's riders go at their own pace. Choose to bikepack across the gorgeous tracks around Slovenia. If bikepacking is not your thing, just let us know, we'll add luggage transfers to your trip.
Llubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is also known as the Green Capital due to the abundance of parks, trees and green spaces. Llubljana sits either side of the Ljubljanica River that flows through the heart of the city, its banks dotted with stylish bars, restaurants and well-kept gardens. It's the ideal city break location, and perfect for strolling or cycling around its colourful streets.
The Vršič Pass is the highest road in the Eastern Julian Alps, reaching an altitude of 1,611 m. The challenging ascent (with some sections over 10%) is made easier by the stunning scenery on all sides of the road, which is in great condition for cyclists. High rocky peaks, lush green fields and crystal clear rivers make this climb worth every km of effort!
Slovenia is full of hidden natural gems, and Lake Bled is one of them! The stunningly blue water is surrounded by green forests and the soaring peaks of the Julian Alps. Don't miss a boat trip acorss to the iconic island in the middle of the lake, home to the Baroque Church of Assumption, built in the 17th century. An aura of calm and tranquility is palpable from all angles and corners of this awe-inspiring natural wonder.
The Julian Alps stretch from northeastern Italy to Slovenia, culminating in their highest peak, Mount Triglav, which stands at an impressive altitude of 2,864 m! The expansive forests, lakes and architectural gems provide more than enough to explore, including a host of walking and cycling trails to discover the breath-taking landscape on foot or by bike. Incredible views abound, wherever you look... The Julian Alps will not disappoint!
GuideMatteo is from the shores of Lake Como but has spent a lifetime travelling and guiding all over the world. Matteo brings good humour and a wealth of hospitality & guiding experience to the team.
GuideGethyn is from Wales but has been living in Catalonia for 14 years, and having found a quiet spot in the forest not far from Girona, he has no intention of leaving. Gethyn's been a part of the ESC team since the early days and loves the job. He rides road and gravel with friends and MTB with his dog.
GuideDuring the past 10 years, Mario has lived in different countries, but now he's back home in Conegliano to ride every steep hill in the area! Despite his focus on road cycling, he's had some amazing moments with his beloved steel gravel bike! Mario has been a member of the ESC Team since 2019 and couldn't be happier! He looks forward to seeing you on the road soon!
Identifying the best cycle route in Slovenia is a tough one. From north to south, and east to west, Slovenia offers a rich variety of terrain, culture, and climate that deserves to be explored with intent and purpose, especially on a bike. Slovenia marks the crossroads between four geographical regions: the Alps, the Dinarides, the […]
From the rugged ascents of the Alps, to the sweeping descents of the Pyrenees, the rolling hills of Tuscany and the coastal rides of Spain’s southern coastline, Europe’s extensive network of cycling routes makes it an unparalleled destination for spectacular European cycling tours. Taking the continent as a whole, the EuroVelo network alone has over […]
We have a flexible cancelation policy – please take a look at our cancellation policy at the time of booking. If you have any doubts please reach out and we’re happy to help.
We rate our tours from Level 1 (Leisure) to Level 4 (Epic). Each tour contains a description of the level, expected daily ride time, distance and elevation. If you have any doubts we’re more that happy to speak to you on the phone and help to find you the perfect trip!
We recommend that you hire a bike for your tour and will work with you after you book to help you to choose the best size and model for your ride style. If you prefer to bring your bike, it’s no problem. Please be aware that on some of our epic trips we charge a supplement to transport your bike box to our finishing location. If you have any doubts, please ask!
Insurance is not included in our tour packages. We highly recommend contracting travel insurance at the time of reservation with a company from where you are from.
Health insurance which covers you for illness or injury whilst cycling in your chosen destination is mandatory, we’ll ask you for details of your insurance providor before you travel.
