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Kobarid was great. A wonderful market with everything you could ever need and lots of lovely local specialities. A great place to do base yourself for hiking and also get to Bovec for white water rafting. Hisa Planica is in Dreznica above Kobarid. A lovely little village with great walks to beautiful waterfalls, wonderful views, the best hosts. The drive up to Dreznica is fairly winding, fine for my husband and sons, but at times I needed to close my eyes.

- The breathtaking Soca valley (and its smaller sister, the Nadiza valley) - Rafting and uncountable hiking paths - Helpful staff and plenty of information at the Tourist Office - A small yet vivid center - Central location to explore other places in the region (Bovec, Tolmin, etc.)

Naturally blessed area and a very clean town. There are a lot of water or mountain related activities that can be done around the town. There are places were food is more than great(Hisa Polonka or Kotlar) located in the center of the town.

Nice town, we liked especially cycling near Soca river. Beautiful views. We were eating in Soca Pizza Restaurant, really good pizzas, we also saw other restaurants, but Soca was always open so this was our place :). We were on bikes, but we saw many people with hiking gear, and according to map there are a lot of hiking trails.

Loved everything about Kobarid. It is quaint and while there are tourists coming and going, it doesn’t feel like a tourist town/trap (which is how Bovec seemed to me). The homes in town are lovely and well maintained. I got the sense that people took a lot of pride in living there. The town itself is beautiful. You can go out and see/do so many things if you use Kobarid as a “home base” and go out to nearby points of interest. I walked the Historic Trail, went kayaking, went rafting, and visited waterfalls. I only spent 2 nights in Kobarid and then 1 night in Bovec. I wish I had spent 3 in Kobarid and skipped Bovec the town altogether. I could not get dinner at any restaurant in Bovec- very few places serve food and the two places I went to said they were booked for the night, yet most tables were open. Meanwhile, in Kobarid, I walked into the loveliest restaurant at 8:30 pm and was treated to a table and exceptional service. The place was busy- always a good sign- and the person who served my partner and I treated us like we were regulars. He may have been the owner by how knowledgeable and attentive he was. Hisa Polonka is the restaurant and I highly recommend it. The following night I was tired and just got pizza from a local hostel. Different experience from Hisa Polonka, but the pizza was also good and for 8 euro it was a good deal. Kobarid also has beautiful views. You can’t go wrong staying in Kobarid for a few days.

Kubarid is a little village (or town?) placed in the middle of the Suca valley, a perfect location to visit the highlights offered in the area. I recommend at least two days for hikes in the surroundings and enjoying the beautiful nature pearls there.