Slovenia with your class
Slovenia punches far above its size as a school trip destination. Based on the shores of Lake Bohinj, a glacial lake inside Triglav National Park, the programme rotates students through climbing, canoeing, and cycling, with a guided hike through the national park and a teacher-led walk to the Savica Waterfall. The programme builds to white-water rafting on the emerald Soča river, followed by a free afternoon at Lake Bled, and closes with a morning in Ljubljana, one of Europe’s most walkable and architecturally rewarding small capitals.
Trip highlights
Triglav National Park guided hike, a morning in Slovenia's only national park, exploring Alpine terrain and one of Central Europe's most dramatic mountain landscapes
White-water rafting on the Soča, a thrilling descent of one of Europe's most beautiful glacial rivers, with all equipment provided, on a day that also includes a visit to Lake Bled
Ljubljana, a compact, car-light capital with Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture, a riverside old town, and a castle above the city
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Practical information
- The programme is physically active throughout, students should bring sturdy walking shoes, a waterproof layer, and a swimsuit and towel for the rafting day
- Local currency is Euro (€); spending money recommended for lunches and Ljubljana
- On the Move is the officially accredited school trips provider for the European Schools in Belgium; every trip has a dedicated project manager with 24/7 emergency support.
A day by day
✏️ This is an example timetable: we can adapt the destination, programme, duration and budget to suit your group.
Students come home with…
- a deep, first-hand encounter with Alpine and karst geography, a week of genuine outdoor challenge, and an appreciation for a country most of their peers have never thought to visit.
Nature & Outdoor School Trips - your questions
We have programmes from P1 (age 6) upwards. Bokrijk (1 night) suits P1–P2 first residentials; Massembre and Lichtaart suit P3–P5; Malmedy and Bouillon are best for P5 upwards and secondary groups.
Yes. We use vetted countryside centres and residential schools with full board, warm shared rooms and indoor spaces for evening activities and poor weather.
A nurse consultation is available on every residential trip; for shorter stays we have 24/7 emergency medical support.
Return travel, full-board accommodation, all guided activities, specialist guides, insurance and your On the Move coordinator.