Cottage NA BIRU 1 by the Soca river

The Cottage Na Biru has one of the prettiest locations in the Soča valley. Undearneath mount Mrzli vrh and very close to our emerald beauty on the edge of Gabrje village you will find a perfect spot for quiet or active holidays. There's tourist tax you have to pay at the arrival: 2 €/adult/day and 1 € for children between 7 and 18/day. The cottage Na Biru offers 60 square meters over two floors. The ground floor has a kitchen, dining area, living room and bathroom. First floor has two bedrooms for up to six person and a balcony. The kitchen offers everything you need for a comfortable stay. There is a gas and electric stove, oven, a fridge and a freezer. The living room has a sofa, TV, radio and a fireplace. Just outside the house is covered area with a barbeque grill. Guests are free to use vegetables from the garden and a grass area for children. Soča Valley is a part of The Emerald Trail, where anybody can find something for himself. A part of the valley is also in Triglav National Park and Julian Alps. The lowest point of the national park are Tolmin Gorges just 180 meters above the sea level and not far from the town of Tolmin. Sports Activities Untouched nature is a paradise for a number of sports. Our hills and mountains offer amazing views, mountain bike challenges, climbing, paragliding, hang gliding and, of course, water sports (in Tolmin we recommend Maya Sports Agency and in Kobarid Positive Sport) and fly fishing. If you would like to discover secret spots of Soča river and its inflows you can find here an experienced fishing guide. Cultural, Historical and Natural Sights Soča Valley has a rich history. You can learn a lot about it in Tolmin Museum, but the biggest historical mark here was left by the First World War. Kobarid Museum will take you back in that dark period and you can check the trenches yourself on the Walk of Peace. Pay a visit to the memorial church of the Holy Spirit in Javorca and Italian Charnel House in Kobarid. In the town of Idrija, just 45 kilometers from Tolmin, you can visit Idrija Museum and former Mercury Mine, once second largest in the world. Do not miss to visit the unique Franja Partisan Hospital from the second world war. Soča Valley is a monument of mother nature. It is often called The Land of Living Water. The Valley of Festivals Soča Valley made its own brand Soča Festivalley because of the number of festivals in the region. Slovenia's most known music event is Metaldays that is shortly followed by Punk Rock Holiday, Overjam Reggae Festival and Sajeta Creative Camp. Its main sports events are Soča Outdoor Festival and a monthly Hiking Festival in autum. A Marble Trout Festival and Kobarid Dumplings Festival prove that Soča Valley is also rich in culinary. Trips in Slovenia Slovenia is a small country so it is not too far to visit other towns and sights. Slovenia's main tourist attractions would be Postojna Cave, Škocjan Caves Park, Lipica Horse Farm and Lakes Bled and Bohinj (use of autotrain recommended). The capital of Slovenia Ljubljana with its attractions is not to be missed. Slovenian coast is also not far away and world famous Venice is just 180 kilometers from our valley. Check the weather forecast before you hit the road. There's tourist tax you have to pay at the arrival: 2 €/adult/day and 1 € for children between 7 and 18/day.