Trieste and Bohinj are two poles of a single region. The former stands by the open sea, bustling with its port and cafes, and preserving the imperial splendor of the Habsburgs. The latter is tucked away in the mountainous tranquility of the Triglav National Park—secluded, uncrowded, with a crystal-clear lake and views of the Alpine peaks. They are 140 kilometers apart, and our Trieste-Bohinj transfer will take you from the seaside town to the shores of the mountain lake in approximately two and a quarter hours.
The route heads east across the Slovenian plateau, past postcard-perfect karst villages, and then ascends into the Julian Alps along a picturesque serpentine road. This final stretch through Boginska Bistrica to the lake is one of the most beautiful in Slovenia: mountain slopes, the clear Soča River alongside the road, and a gradually growing sense that city life has been left far behind. Our driver will pick you up from your hotel or anywhere in Trieste. He speaks Russian and will make a short stop along the way if desired.
The price is fixed upon booking, with no additional charges. On the day of your trip, you’ll receive a 10% discount off the standard taxi fare. We’ll find the perfect vehicle for any group: a sedan, a family-sized minivan, or a minibus with space for mountain gear. Child seats and extra luggage space are available free of charge upon request, and air conditioning and Wi-Fi are included in every car.
