Kamp Nadiža

Breginjski kot is a valley on the extreme western edge of Slovenia, between Stari Selo and Breginj, on the border with Italy. It winds under the Stola mountain range in the north and Matajur and Mija in the south. There are 13 settlements lined up along the Nadiža River, including the westernmost Slovenian village, Robidišče. The most important traditions of the area are natural and ethnological heritage. In the mysterious corner of Breginj, the village of Podbela lies at the bottom of the valley. Below the village, right next to the Nadiža river, is the Nadiža camp. In its embrace, it invites everyone who likes unspoilt nature and a clean river with beautiful gravel. Locals even say that Nadiža hides some healing properties. The camp is very suitable for families with small children, as they can play exuberantly by and in the water. The children's playground is equipped with toys: slides, swings, sandbox, two trampolines. Visitors can also spend active holidays with us. In addition to swimming in the natural pools of the Nadiža River and carefree lounging along it, they have many other options. They can play basketball, beach volleyball, futsal, table tennis, bocce, cycling along marked cycling routes. There is also a natural climbing wall at the beginning of the Nadi valley. On the slope of Stola, 1,673 meters high, everyone who is engaged in hiking, paragliding and hang gliding has ideal conditions. Additional offer: rent-a-bike - bicycle rental; Internet: a stationary computer and a wireless access point. Open: 15.3. - 20.10.