Vila Gorenka Bled
Zeleska cesta 9 Bled, Slovenia
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Fairy Tale Bled (By Lauren)
That is what the guidebooks call it, and after spending two days here I can't really dispute it. There is a lot set up for tourists here and the restaurant prices are testament to the number of visitors the town receives, but it still feels peaceful and chilled out here.
The town is set on Lake Bled and what a setting! The castle above …
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Indulging in gorgeous lakes
... little beach to have a relax and swim (and snooze). Our beach may have been only 4 metres wide and made of pebbles, but it was ours and we were happy. The water was perfect and the mountain view heard no complaints from us.
The next morning we decided to hike up to the nearby Savica falls. After paying for our car park and our entry fee, we negotiated swarms of other tourists as we climbed 500 stairs up to the viewing ...
Lake Bled
... The hotel is great, with huge rooms. Every room is a suite and has more than enough room for us.
We soon headed out to find some lunch and went to a retaurant near the hotel, with great views of Castle Bled across the lake. It was a nice local place with good food. We all shared one piece of the famous Lake Bled Cream Cake, which was very tasty!
After lunch we drove up to Castle Bled. The first thing you notice once inside the castle is ...
Skojan Caves
... English/Slovene and Italian.
The caves were incredible. We walked with the group through 2 km of the caves, entering into amazing caverns filled with beautiful formations. The final part was the largest cave river in Europe, with the cave itself 100 meters high. It was amazing. On the final leg, I chatted with an older couple that turned out to be from Petaluma! The woman had even worked for UCSF where I’d ...
A Series of Fortunate Events, Part 1
... that still had the blueberries in the bottom of the bottle.
From that I got invited to a yoga session for Erasmus students, which was interesting, but not something I think I would do again. There I met a girl from Newcastle who informed me of a party for Erasmus students in this small club later on that night.
When I got back to the hostel there was a 'get to know you' thing going on, where I met an Irish guy called Mick and a few ...



