Piran had shipyards already at the beginning of the 19th century. Before and during the Second World War the shipyards in Piran were among the most important in the northern part of the Adriatic sea and they were the driving force for the local population.

The Slovenian coast with its 42 kilometres offers many opportunities for scuba diving enthusiasts. Beginners can explore the depths of the sea for the first time with a guided course, whereas experienced divers can tackle one of the numerous challenges that await in this part of Slovenia.

Going fishing is not as simple as it sounds, as you need specific permits. Check the useful information about licences, fishing techniques and of course suggestions about some of the most popular destinations amongst Slovenian fishermen.

A day trip already provides a wide variety of options for exploring Slovenia’s treasures that continue to amaze visitors with their mesmerizing natural beauty. One of the most loved daily trips starts in the area of the Triglav national park and then winds its way through Ljubljana towards the Karst and the coast.

This year we’re inviting you to spend the holidays on the Slovenian coast, where you’ll find the perfect combination of a relaxing break in fresh air, numerous social and cultural events, unforgettable parties and excellent food.

For quite some time tennis has no longer been just a summer sport or a sport for outdoor courts. Numerous clubs on the Slovenian coast have indoor tennis courts which allow pleasant training also during winter.