Slovenia is a relatively small country in Central Europe, bordered by Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia, yet it packs a remarkable variety of landscapes into its borders. The country’s geographic diversity makes it a compelling destination for photographers, with natural beauty ranging from dense forests, crystal-clear lakes to rugged mountain ranges and a small Adriatic coastline. Slovenia’s relatively small population and well-preserved landscapes allow for an authentic, undisturbed environment, making it an ideal location for nature and landscape enthusiasts. What sets Slovenia apart is its thriving population of brown bears–one of Europe’s largest bear populations!
Slovenia is also home to a rich cultural heritage, with its historic cities and charming medieval villages offering unique photographic opportunities. The capital, Ljubljana, combines a lively, modern atmosphere with well-preserved historic districts with a blend of Baroque, Art Nouveau, and contemporary architecture. The country’s numerous castles, caves, and UNESCO World Heritage sites further enrich its cultural landscape. Slovenia’s strong focus on sustainability and eco-tourism ensures that much of its natural beauty remains well-preserved, offering photographers the chance to capture landscapes in their most unspoiled state.
Let us take you where the bears roam.
July 22 - 26, 2025 (with Sam Turley)
July 31 - Aug 4, 2025 (with Lucia Griggi)