If you’re looking for a country with fantastic scenery, Slovenia is the place for you. From the majestic Triglav Mountain in the Julian Alps to Lake Bled there’s something for everyone.
Reasons to book with Zest Car Rental
Zest Car Rental provides a fresh approach to hiring a car in Slovenia. We’ve simplified our booking process so you know exactly what you’re paying for and to make things even better, we don’t charge any amendment or credit card fees.
We work with both big names and local companies to bring you the best rental cars at the best prices. Hire a car in Slovenia with us and you're sure to find the perfect car for your needs.
Our UK head office is open 6 days a week and we operate an emergency 24 hour back-up service. You can rest assured that we’re always available to help. We’re even open on Bank Holidays should you need us.
Exploring Slovenia
There are so many beautiful sights and attractions to see during a trip here. Fortunately, we’re on hand to assist with your sightseeing tour whether you are visiting:
Ljubljana
Slovenia's capital, Ljubljana, has been transformed over the past half a decade or so. If you visited this city during the 1990’s, you’ll hardly recognise it now. New streets, bridges, and promenades along the waterfront all add to the charm of the old town’s cafés, restaurants, and hill top castle.
Maribor
Head to Maribor and you could easily spend an entire day taking in the sights such as the Gothic Cathedral, the 15th Century castle, and the National Liberation Fight monument. Once the sun sets, enjoy the evening dining in style in one of Maribor's excellent restaurants, before keeping the fun going by experiencing the city's bustling nightlife scene.
Bled & the Lake
Known for the glacial lake, the town was a popular health resort with numerous hotels and lovely architecture, but there are some beautiful buildings on the lake too. The cliff side castle above the lake dates from 1004 whilst the church on the Lake’s island dates from the 15th Century. It was here long ago the ancient Slavs worshipped Živa, the goddess of love and fertility.
