Lake Bled – This Alpine lake is surrounded with lush green forest and has been regarded as a paradise for centuries. At the centre of the lake lays an island which is home to the Mother of God church, as well as a variety of smaller buildings hidden by the lush greenery on the island.

Lake Bohinj – Where Lake Bled is the well-known jewel of Slovenia, Bohinj is a more relaxed, less glamorize, and in many ways more “real” location. That isn’t to say it is anything other than stunning, though. The expansive forests and towering mountains are breath-taking reflected off the water’s surface.

Vintgar Gorge – Cutting through vertical rock for almost a mile, the Gorge is home to pools, rapids, and waterfalls. Wooden bridges snake their way through, giving you the perfect vantage point for taking photographs.

Soca River Valley and the Julian Alps – Known as the Emerald River, the Soca is one of the most beautiful rivers in Europe, with vibrant blue waters and rich greenery to capture your eye. The Julian Alps, named after Julius Caesar, stretch for more than 4,000km from Northern Italy into Slovenia. There are countless photo opportunities in the heights of the mountains.