The trail is circular – the walkabout ends at the same spot where it began.

• 2 hours (a walk around the entire landscape park area with occasional stops), or
• 1 hour (a walk around either the cliff, or the lagoon and saltpan areas, with occasional stops).

Nature protection, botany, zoology, geology, history, geography.

If you wish to enhance your knowledge of a specific topic, you can choose between guided tours along the botanical, geographical, geological or underwater educational trails.

*Note: Special arrangements are possible with regard to routes and guiding along educational trails.

When travelling down the Koper-Piran main road, turn right at the roundabout in Strunjan and continue for 1.2 km along the priority road, as far as the entrance to a large parking lot near the tennis courts. The guide will be waiting at the meeting place on the right hand side of the road.

If you are arriving by car, you can leave the vehicle at the parking lot. Bus drivers, on the other hand, are required to take their vehicles back to the roundabout, where they can wait for the duration of the tour and return to the meeting place to collect you at the appointed time.

In case you are running late, please make sure to contact the guide at the phone number of the Park’s management (08/20 51 880) and inform them about your delay.

Free of charge, available upon request.

To book a guided tour, click on the above-mentioned link to get the form, fill it out and send it either by regular mail to JZ KPS, Strunjan 152, 6320 Portorož, Slovenia, or via e-mail to info@parkstrunjan.si

Download the reservation form here.

Payment is only possible in cash on the day of the tour.

Season- and weather-appropriate clothing, hiking footwear. In summer, a hat and water are recommended, too.

The group sets out for the Strunjan Nature Reserve down the footpath running alongside the edge of the Cliffs of Strunjan, where the guide presents the characteristics of this flysch rock formation, its flora, the protected shore below and the diversity of communities populating the various types of sea floor. From the stop at a cliff, the view opens over the entire Gulf of Trieste and on a clear day extends all the way to the Julian Alps and its highest peak, Triglav.

There follows a short visit to the Church of the Apparition of the Virgin Mary and afterwards a walk to the only Slovene marine lagoon to present the history of the latter and the peculiarities of its habitat types.

During the tour, the guide will entertain you with interesting facts about the cultural landscape and its typical scattered settlements, terraces, dry-stone walls and hedges, and explain the reasons such areas should be preserved and why alien species are not welcome here.

The price list is valid from January 16, 2018.
Price Include VAT.