PRICE LIST AND PROGRAME

Free bus transport from Kranjska Gora and surrounding area to Planica will be available to all the visitors. We advise you not to go to Planica by car. Buses have priority in arriving to and departing from Planica!

Buses with a height of more than 385 cm will not be able to park in Planica!

Visitors coming to Planica with their own vehicles will be directed to parking areas by the organizer's signage and instructions from marshals. Parking in Kranjska Gora is possible in public paid parking areas unless otherwise indicated by the organizer's signs.

Parking outside the designated parking areas, especially on and by the roads will be consistently sanctioned by the police and the traffic wardens.

Entry points for bus circle route, which starts a few hours before the competition, are located in Kranjska Gora, Podkoren and Rateče.

The VIP and MEDIA parking area is located in Kranjska Gora near the police station. The entry point for the shuttle services for VIP and MEDIA guests is located at the Hotel Kompas.

For the final of the 45th FIS Ski Jumping and Ski Flying World Cup in Planica on March 21st 2024, you can travel to the most beautiful valley in the world on any day using a combined transportation of train and bus. More information.

From different parking spaces you can also walk to the valley of world champions. Map of the walking paths.

Visitors returning from Planica are kindly asked to patiently and carefully enter the buses. Entering will be guided by stewards and security personnel with the help of safety fences and controlled gates. This way congestions will be prevented and departure will be faster.

Slovenia might be among the smaller countries in the world, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in its diversity. In fact, this green country (over 60% is forested) is the only European country where the Alps, the Mediterranean, the Karst and the Pannonian Plain meet.  
  
A natural playground with an astonishing diversity of terrains, Slovenia invites you to spend time outdoors; be it in the mountains, among the rolling hills, on the coastline and in the sea, in the green forests, by the rivers and lakes or even in the caves. Unique and unforgettable active adventures are guaranteed, no matter the season.  

 Pristine and diverse nature together with Slovenia's unique location at the crossroads of four geographically completely different worlds are just a few of the most important reasons why sport is such a big part of Slovenian identity. There is even a holiday dedicated to sports, celebrated every 23 September.  

If you add well-organized sports infrastructure, then it is not surprising that Slovenians are definitely among the top in the world in terms of the number of sports achievements per inhabitant.   

Top ski jumpers, cyclists Tadej Pogačar and Primož Roglič, basketball player Luka Dončić, sports climber Janja Garnbret and many other Slovenian names in the world of sports fill the headlines of the world media and push the boundaries of the possible. Their incredible achievements make some people believe that Slovenian athletes come from another planet, but they’ve guessed it wrong: they come from heavenly beautiful Slovenia, a small green country in Central Europe, with a big sporting heart.  

While in Planica, immerse yourself in the majestic beauty of the Julian Alps. The mighty peaks offer incredible views and crystal-clean waters sparkle in the sunshine offering tranquillity to anyone searching for a connection with nature. Shelter can be found in charming Alpine towns where the wealth of cultural heritage and countless opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation in nature invite 365 days a year. 

Discover Slovenia