Hello :wave:

How are you doing? I'm sure some of you have already met me somewhere in the forum..


Well basically what I'd like to know is the name of any company that flies low-cost to slovenija. I will be needing such services in September.. andm yes, I am visiting , before you ask!

Can any one be of help?

Thanks

:wave:

EasyJet...as far as I know... :cheers:

From end of June RyanAir will fly to Maribor. Check their site.

From end of June RyanAir will fly to Maribor. Check their site.

From 7th June to be more precise. I have already booked a flight to London, it costed me only 25€ (incl. Vat, Taxes,...)

Ljubljana:

EasyJet (London), WizzAir (Brussels)

Maribor:

RyanAir (London)


Welcome to Slovenia ;)

Geez, what is with you Portuguese? First doria, then Fern, now Petronius.. :D

Why not just invade us?! ;)

Hehe, on a more serious note, yeah, those are the low-cost airlines that fly to Slovenia. But be aware that sometimes normal airlines can have quite a competitive offer.

thanks! :okay:

Slovenia is just like Portugal, in the EU– why don’t you travel abroad, let’s say… Croatia?

:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

TAP offers flights Lisboa – Zagreb starting from 59 eur

http://www.flytap.com/Portugal/pt/Promocoes/

They aren't direct flights though.

They aren't direct flights though.

You r right, via Bologna. I flew it, ZG passengers dont leave the plane on B airport.

Slovenia is just like Portugal, in the EU– why don’t you travel abroad, let’s say… Croatia?

:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

TAP offers flights Lisboa – Zagreb starting from 59 eur



EU isn't a country :lol: :lol: :lol: Why would he go to Zagreb?? Cities aren't interesting, he should go to Dalmacija if he wants to go to Croatia. I´ve been to Zagreb, and I can say Dalmacija is much more interesting. Zagreb is just like Ljubljana or Maribor - shops, old town, tons of communist architecture, and that is it.

If he goes to Slovenia he should go to Postojna or Škocjan caves, to Piran, to Bled, Karst, or to Triglav national park

^^It depends on the person. How bout if we don't give him lectures on where he should go but actually help him with what he needs?

EU isn't a country :lol: :lol: :lol: Why would he go to Zagreb?? Cities aren't interesting, he should go to Dalmacija if he wants to go to Croatia. I´ve been to Zagreb, and I can say Dalmacija is much more interesting. Zagreb is just like Ljubljana or Maribor - shops, old town, tons of communist architecture, and that is it.

If he goes to Slovenia he should go to Postojna or Škocjan caves, to Piran, to Bled, Karst, or to Triglav national park

That abt the EU and travelin abroad was a joke... As for comparison ZG- Dalmacija I must agree with you, but some folks tend to like city break way of tourism – I’d say especially on this board where we have threads like Commie blocks fans - heck Im one of them :lol:

They aren't direct flights though.

last year during the summer there were direct flights Zagreb - Lisboa. i remember that TAP had quite offensive promotion and commercials!

Really? Because I did check out TAP's offer to places round here and it said Zagreb flights went over Bologna. Anyway, if you want to fly with TAP directly from Portugal, the most practical connection is Lisbon - Venice, at €190 return. Venice is connected with Ljubljana by railway, Pendolino trains run between the cities (EuroCity Casanova).

Geez, what is with you Portuguese? First doria, then Fern, now Petronius.. :D

Why not just invade us?! ;)

Hehe, on a more serious note, yeah, those are the low-cost airlines that fly to Slovenia. But be aware that sometimes normal airlines can have quite a competitive offer.

^^ we are already preparing our canons and airplanes :lol: be careful :rofl:

Slovenia is just like Portugal, in the EU– why don’t you travel abroad, let’s say… Croatia?

:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

TAP offers flights Lisboa – Zagreb starting from 59 eur

http://www.flytap.com/Portugal/pt/Promocoes/

:okay: i must already thinking about this.

I recommend all three AA countries:) since they are all beautiful and also a very short distance from one another:)!

EU isn't a country :lol: :lol: :lol: Why would he go to Zagreb?? Cities aren't interesting, he should go to Dalmacija if he wants to go to Croatia. I´ve been to Zagreb, and I can say Dalmacija is much more interesting. Zagreb is just like Ljubljana or Maribor - shops, old town, tons of communist architecture, and that is it.

If he goes to Slovenia he should go to Postojna or Škocjan caves, to Piran, to Bled, Karst, or to Triglav national park

Dalmatia is very nice, but I disagree with you. Zagreb is very interesting to visit. And whole N. Croatia (Zagorje) and of course Istria.

And about Slovenia... Ljubljana is beautiful city, Maribor too, there is a lot to see. I ve been to Postojna and slovenian coast, its very nice but only Ljubljana can keep me for more than 1 day :dunno:

btw don't get me wrong I love Slovenia. It is the most beautiful country in EU

I don't agree.. I think there's plenty of stuff to see, we just have a really bad problem with promotion, there's a lot of interesting places off the beaten path..

Yea, and it all depends on what kind of holiday you're interested in and how much money and time you have.. I know this thread is about sl low fare lines:), but since we've already wandered off topic, here's my recommendation if people have the time and money:

(not in any particular order:))

Slovenia: Ljubljana, Bled + Vintgar gorge, Triglav national park, Bohinj lake, Maribor, Ptuj, Novo mesto, Škocjan caves, Postojna caves (under UNESCO), Soča river, Krka, Kolpa river, Piran, the mountains and Triglav if you dare:D, Slovenske gorice with their vinyards and many other things...

Croatia: Istria (Motovun, coastal towns), Rijeka, Krk, Zagreb, Plitvice (under UNESCO), Krka national park, and Dalmatia, Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik, and also everything in between if there's time:)..

BiH: Sarajevo, Mostar + old bridge (under UNESCO), the mountains:drool:, Sutjeska national park, and I don't know the names but really plenty of beautiful nature and rivers to see, maybe Beca or someone can add to this..

Yea, and it all depends on what kind of holiday you're interested in and how much money and time you have.. I know this thread is about sl low fare lines:), but since we've already wandered off topic, here's my recommendation if people have the time and money:

(not in any particular order:))

Slovenia: Ljubljana, Bled + Vintgar gorge, Triglav national park, Bohinj lake, Maribor, Ptuj, Novo mesto, Škocjan caves, Postojna caves (under UNESCO), Soča river, Krka, Kolpa river, Piran, the mountains and Triglav if you dare:D, Slovenske gorice with their vinyards and many other things...

Croatia: Istria (Motovun, coastal towns), Rijeka, Krk, Zagreb, Plitvice (under UNESCO), Krka national park, and Dalmatia, Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik, and also everything in between if there's time:)..

BiH: Sarajevo, Mostar + old bridge (under UNESCO), the mountains:drool:, Sutjeska national park, and I don't know the names but really plenty of beautiful nature and rivers to see, maybe Beca or someone can add to this..

That's in Montenegro ;)

^^ oh pardon me:D, but it's also worth a visit:yes:..

No doubt abaut that ;)

^^ check this ;)
http://www.bhtourism.ba/eng/sutjeskanp.wbsp

haha:lol: evo-ti-ga-na:D

lol :lol:

^^ check this ;)
http://www.bhtourism.ba/eng/sutjeskanp.wbsp

:weird:onda postoje dva nacionalna parka Sutjeska :D

Yea, and it all depends on what kind of holiday you're interested in and how much money and time you have.. I know this thread is about sl low fare lines:), but since we've already wandered off topic, here's my recommendation if people have the time and money:

(not in any particular order:))

Slovenia: Ljubljana, Bled + Vintgar gorge, Triglav national park, Bohinj lake, Maribor, Ptuj, Novo mesto, Škocjan caves, Postojna caves (under UNESCO), Soča river, Krka, Kolpa river, Piran, the mountains and Triglav if you dare:D, Slovenske gorice with their vinyards and many other things...

Croatia: Istria (Motovun, coastal towns), Rijeka, Krk, Zagreb, Plitvice (under UNESCO), Krka national park, and Dalmatia, Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik, and also everything in between if there's time:)..

BiH: Sarajevo, Mostar + old bridge (under UNESCO), the mountains:drool:, Sutjeska national park, and I don't know the names but really plenty of beautiful nature and rivers to see, maybe Beca or someone can add to this..

^^ antenor your are a good guide :D ...
i´m already become to appoint the most cool places to visit in Slovenia and his neighbours :)

^^ hehe tnx:D, great doria, you won't be dissapointed:), and I hope to visit your beautiful country someday soon:drool:.. :cheers:

:okay: come and you will be not disappointed

^^ I don't doubt it at all;), edolen will be visiting soon though:)..:cheers:

:weird:onda postoje dva nacionalna parka Sutjeska :D

Ne, nego granica sječe sam park. ;)

Ili ta varijanta jer ZNAM da postoji NP Sutjeska u CG.:bowtie:

Pogledaj kartu, pa se uvjeri. :)

I´m trying to find something interesting between northern spain & eslovenia or croatia, but at this time, unfortunately, we have not direct fligths. I would like to see in the near future a low fare Bilbao (or Biarritz)-Ljubljana, Zagreb, Split, etc. :)

You're not alone.;)

Adria flies from Barcelona to Ljubljana, but that's about it..

Really? Because I did check out TAP's offer to places round here and it said Zagreb flights went over Bologna. Anyway, if you want to fly with TAP directly from Portugal, the most practical connection is Lisbon - Venice, at €190 return. Venice is connected with Ljubljana by railway, Pendolino trains run between the cities (EuroCity Casanova).
this isn't a bad idea actually.

I'm actually going to Bled

^ It should be mentioned however that the Casanova needs 4 hours, just in case anyone thinks it drives 200 km/h. ;)

i visit our country , is very nice Where have you been? What did you like about Slovenia? Where are you from? Shouldn't you invest more efforts to write something substantial rather then spamming with one-liners?

i visit our country , is very nice

Your own country? :lol: