Underground Treasures and Legends (Postojna Caves & Predjama Castle)
This excursion includes a tour of the famous Postojna Caves, the world's biggest underground cave complex, and a visit to the nearby Predjama Castle, built into a cave in a vertical cliff face.
The Postojna Caves, one of Slovenia's most notable natural sights, consist of a 27-kilometre system of underground caves, tunnels, galleries and halls with spectacular dripstones. A small cave train will take you on a tour around the caves, which are also known for providing habitat for Proteus anguinus, an endemic amphibian salamander.
Predjama Castle, part of which is built into the middle of a 123 metre high vertical cliff face, was originally home of the legendary outcast knight Erasmus. The present castle, which was given its Renaissance appearance in the 16th century, houses a museum.
Additional information
Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre (TIC), Slovenian Tourist Information Centre (STIC), Ljubljana Tourist Information Office at the Railway Station, Kompas Travel Corporation
Departures
1 April - 31 October 2010: Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:30, Thursdays at 13:00
Duration
5 hours (half-day excursion)
Number of participants
The excursion is run for a minimum of two people.
Departure point
The departure point is to be arranged on booking.
Language options
- Slovenian, English
- Several other languages are available to groups of six or more by arrangement with the excursion operator (Kompas Holidays).
Price
€52.00
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