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Can you swim in Lake Bled Slovenia Swimming is permitted anywhere in the lake at your own risk, except in the designated areas with lifeguards.In the evening, you'll go out for a short, but amazing stargazing stroll. After a hearty breakfast, you'll head over to Lake Bled for your morning swim. The swim from the shore to Bled Island is around 2km.31 mLake Bled / Max depth

It is up to 2120 m long and up to 1380 m wide, its maximum depth being 30.6 m and tectonic in origin. After the last Ice Age, the Bohinj glacier deepened the natural tectonic hollow and gave into its present form. The basin was filled with water when the ice melted.

What animals live in Lake Bled : Life in the lake

The lake is occupied by 18 fish species, such as the catfish, carp, pike and chub. One of its most photographed motifs is the white water lily, an aquatic plant that grows up to 3 metres. The water lily's floating flowers, famous for their tapering petals, measure up to 15 cm.

Is Lake Bled water clean

I was in awe at how clean the water is! I could literally walk directly up to the water and see to the bottom. I stopped through on my drive to Ljubljana so I didn't do much other than walk around the lake and take pictures. There are even areas where you are allowed to swim.

Is Lake Bled clean : Situated just below the magnificent castle rock, it enjoys a sunny and picturesque location. It was awarded the Blue flag as proof of its compliance with strict environmental standards.

What might not dawn on you until you reach the precipice is that the waters of Lake Bled are among the bluest in the world, a fact you'll probably also note if you cool off by jumping into them. As is the case with Petyo Lake, Lake Bled's coloration results in part from the fact that it's formed of glacier run-off.

In Slovenia and Croatia live all three large carnivores

These include the brown bear, the wolf and the Eurasian lynx. Historically these species have all suffered dramatic declines in numbers and distribution as a consequence of human activity.

Is water safe in Slovenia

In Slovenia, you can drink tap water, since it is pristine. The food available on the Slovenian market is produced without any genetically-modified organisms (GMOs). You can also get food produced in organic or ecological manner.In Slovenia, you can drink tap water, since it is pristine.People from Slovenia and Bled know that the water running from our taps is clean and safe to drink. However, this is not common knowledge for many of our guests, especially those who come from large cities or places where drinking water is a problem.Safety at night:Very safe

The crime rate is quite low and it's rare to encounter any dangerous situations. The locals are friendly and the area is well-lit with frequent police patrols. However, it's always smart to be aware of your surroundings and follow standard precautions like avoiding quiet and dimly lit areas.

Grajska beach

Grajsko kopališče ("Castle Bathing Area") is a designated outdoor bathing area by Lake Bled. Situated just below the magnificent castle rock, it enjoys a sunny and picturesque location.

Are mosquitoes bad in Slovenia : The risk for mosquito activity is moderate.

Are snakes common in Slovenia : Snakes are very common in Slovenia, most of them are non-venomous, however adders and vipers are also common in the Julian Alps, which are, of course, venomous.

Can you go swimming in Slovenia

There are plenty of reasons to swim in the sea in Slovenia. There are 21 natural bathing sites on the 42-kilometre Slovenian coast, some of which belong to hotels, while others are accessible to the general public.

In terms of perceived safety, the top five countries are Croatia, Slovenia, Iceland, Estonia and Czech Republic. Croatia leads with a notable safety rate of 75.21, followed closely by Slovenia at 74.38.FOR PROTECTION AGAINST TICKS AND MOSQUITOES: Use a repellent that contains 20% or more DEET for protection that lasts up to several hours.

Are there venomous snakes in Slovenia : There are three types of poisonous snakes in Slovenia: horned viper (Vipera ammodytes), common adder (Vipera berus) and the asp viper (Vipera aspis). Due to their curiosity, it is most often young dogs that are the victims of snake bites.