Close by, there are several other attractions such as a very special alpine village Velika Planina, or the highest and oldest visitable cave in Slovenia: The Snezna Jama (Snow Cave, guided tours during summer weekends or via an exclusive private tour). You could also spend some time exploring the picturesque alpine valleys Logarska Dolina and Robanov Kot. An hour’s drive to the south you can spend a day in the culturally rich city of Ljubljana. All in all, there are plenty of good reasons to visit with your fishing friends or your family and spend a week in Luce and in the Savinja valley. Ljubljana offers an international airport: Just grab a rental car, and 90 minutes later you are on the river casting your fly. Soca and Sava and all the other great Slovenian rivers are not far away, around 2 to 2 ½ hours by car and you can reach the other famous rivers and possibly combine it in one trip. At the Soca, I would recommend considering Nebesa for accommodation and Hiša Franco for your dinner at the world’s best chef Ana Roš – but that is another story … If I could, I would instantly pack my gear and would travel to sLOVEnia again – right now! Fishing Licenses and Accommodation: “Fishing club Ljubno ob Savinji” www.rd-ljubno.si (if you need a guiding contact ask for Gregor Križnik), further downriver “Fishing club Mozirje” http://www.ribiskekarte. si/en/rd-mozirje and the lowest section mentioned “Fishing club Šempeter” http://www.ribiskekarte.si/rd-sempeter Accommodation and dining at Hiša Raduha in Luce at http://www.raduha.com
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