At Nebesa the freshness of the Julian Alps mixes with the salt and sun of the Mediterranean into a real refreshing cocktail. Wake up with the breathtaking view and feel like you may 'dive' into Soča river, 'fly' above the Krn mountain, ‘sail’ to the Mediterranean sea, ‘ski’ the Kanin mountain chain and ‘fight’ on the battlefields of World War I. Find your date in the calendar and book a nest for two.
Nebesa is the name for four chalets for two persons captured on a panoramic deck between the sky and earth. A privilege for four adult couples almost a thousand metres above sea level and overlooking the peaks of the Julian Alps, the Triglav National Park and the emerald Soča river in the valley beneath.
More about Nebesa ChaletsNebesa is also a home. A home to three generations. And a dog. Bojan arises with the sun to mow steep pathways. Katja lives for stories. Your hosts will be Maja and Samo, someday perhaps also Jan and Gal. The most adored is no doubt Ash, a Bernese Mountain Dog. Thank you for scratching him!
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This exclusive getaway for two is the perfect blend of cozy comfort, breathtaking views, culinary delight and adventure - everything you need to recharge and discover the beauty of life.
What’s Included?
Settle into your private mountain chalet overlooking the majestic Julian Alps and Soča Valley below. Here, winter takes on a magical charm, with frost sparkling on the landscape and the silence of the mountains offering ultimate peace. In Spring we can learn to bloom from flowers. Autumn is the time of golden and copper hues, magnificent panoramas and wildly coloured sunsets. With panoramic views, curated local products and wines, and cozy wellness, this is the perfect place to unwind and connect with nature.
Prepare for a soul-touching dining experience at Hiša Franko, where Ana Roš’s Michelin-starred creativity shines. Enjoy a multi-course tasting menu featuring the finest local ingredients from the Soča Valley, all perfectly paired with exceptional wines or non-alcoholic drinks made in house. Ana’s bold, innovative approach to modern cuisine blends creativity and sustainability into every dish, making each bite a memorable part of a truly unique culinary journey.
Venture into Goriška Brda, a picturesque wine region where rolling hills meet centuries-old vineyards. The region is known for its white wines, especially the Rebula (Ribolla Gialla) and red such as Merlot, so we invite you to meet winemakers passionate about their craft.
Highlights of privat guided tour:
A stop in Italian Cividale - a UNESCO pearl / Goriška Brda - visiting typical village of Šmartno, Gonjače view-towe / wine tastings in exclusive winery - learning about the excellent wines & wine philosophy of this region / Solkan bridge - known for the oldest stone arch in the world, Kolovrat ridge - stop at open museum of 1WW.
Winter package: 1645 EUR for 2 guests (14.2.-20.3. and 2.11.-28.12.2025)
Spring/Autumn package: 1825 EUR for 2 guests (21.3.-29.5. and 21.9.-1.11.2025)
We can organize a transfer from and to the airport Ljubljana (including sightseeing on the way) or Venice. The cost is 350 EUR. Your only worry is a plane ticket!
There is an option of staying a night or two in Ljubljana as well and dine in JAZ by Ana Roš (ask as about details)
Bookings (upon availability!) and all info: info@nebesa.si
Nebesa is for her and for him who carry along books, reading them aloud to each other. Nebesa is a place for life decisions. For deliberation in peace. For lounging around and daydreaming. For exercising the body and soul. It is simply a place high above the daily routine – a place of temporal and visual luxury.
More about the Nebesa philosophyAdmiration. Is a gift kindled by the feelings you get here. Wherever you look, you will see the grandeur of nature. Help us preserve it! Since it cannot be taken for granted. Although it paints its own pictures. It used to paint smoother lines. There was more grass, stacks of hay and live haylofts. Today, haylofts are ruins, while forests tend to overgrow grassland and meadows. Did you know that when the scythe goes silent, so does the corncrake?
More about our environmental careTo merely sit and watch morning mists dispersing, a cloud being stuck against the peak of Krn, an approaching storm raging about. To follow kayakers along the Soča river and paragliders in the sky…
More about activitiesIn the comfort of panoramic cottages, you can stroll down the memory lane talking about the nooks and crannies of that day – a dive into an emerald pool of the Nadiža river, prowling for the marble trout, taste of cow-scented curd cheese in a shepherds’ village, a trip to the Unesco Cividale del Friuli…
More about activitiesThe spirit of research will never find peace in the Soča Valley – the cinematic legacy of World War I, cheese trails, the stories of boundary markers, the energy of water and megalith circle along with the stories of black kitchens and Krivopet...
More about activitiesAt first glance, the Soča Valley appears to be a useless world. Only grass and Alpine flowers grow here. But that is enough to produce fine milk, cheese and curd cheese – consequently also frika, čompe, Tolminc cheese and delicious Kobarid štruklji.
More about activitiesThe Soča Valley is an adrenaline valley. Mountains, secured rope routes, daring downhills by bike, rafting, exploring wild canyons, paragliding, the longest zip-line in Europe and so on; naturally, if you do not run out of vacation time first. You will want to come back.
More about activitiesWinegrowing has a long tradition in Goriška Brda and that’s why you can’t miss this trip. Brda region – a picturesque and wine-rich area located in the western part of Slovenia, between the Adriatic sea and Julian Alps. The region is known for its beautiful rolling hills, vineyards, and orchards, for its white wines, especially the Rebula (Ribolla Gialla) and red such as Merlot.
More about the tourThe best way to explore the Julian Alps, Trenta Valley and the Triglav National Park. A tour in unspoiled nature with local stories and history of WW1. Enjoying some of the most spectacular views in the unique alpine world of rivers, waterfalls and gorges.
More about the tourJoin us on a tour of Kobarid valley overlooking the mighty Krn. Starting in Kolovrat ridge where the WW1 outdoor museum is and continuing first to Most na Soči and later on to the picturesque and wild Tolmin gorges, where the lowest entry point in the Triglav National Park is. We will walk to the emerald Soča river to the beautiful Kozjak waterfall. Kobarid is becoming a wine capital of the valley. You won't miss a glass of excellent natural wine.
More about the tourE-bike tours around Bovec area are one of the most interesting ways to explore the Soča Valley, Triglav National Park and its mountain background. We adjust the distance to you and your physical capabilities. We will bike on gravel terrain and some on asphalt from 45 up to 60km. Enjoy nature, views of the Julian Alps, stops along the Soča river and get to know the story of the valley.
More about the tourIn spring, all living creatures are thirsty for energy. For a cocktail of water, sun and air. With a hint of the Mediterranean and Alpine climate, the colour of saffron, the scent of soil, and the murmur of swollen rivers and waterfalls. We learn to bloom from flowers!
In summer, green makes your eyes hurt. This is the time of a grass cult and the scent of second-cut hay. Welcome among corncrakes! The softest grass is on mountain pastures, where shepherds and cheesemakers dwell, cow bells ring and cheese ages. The scent of greenery is particularly strong there.
Autumn is the time of golden and copper hues, magnificent panoramas and wildly coloured sunsets. It is the time of uncovering the veil of history on the Mediterranean deck. To explore the culture of the frontier region. And it is also the time of abundance – the time of apples and pears, plums and walnuts …
In winter, soil teaches us to rest. Nebesa gains a hint of the mystic solitude of monasteries. It invites you to silently observe yourself and the surroundings. Trampling the snow, you will meet no one. Nebesa is like an ocean liner stranded between the sky and earth.
We are linked with Hiša Franko through family ties. Chef Ana Roš is the eldest daughter of Katja and Bojan, who built Nebesa. Ana is bound to Nebesa by special memories. It was here at the Livek ski slope that Ana learned to ski and paved her way to the national ski team. Today, most of our guests are also guests of Hiša Franko.
More about Hiša Franko“High on life” is a journey through new experiences, stories, primeval flavours to the people living in the Soča Valley. Using EU funds, we prepared a unique adventure trail – you will learn about the marble trout, Drežnica goats, oxen and taste štruklji, mountain cheese and curd cheese from the kettle, pick herbs and prepare an egg omelette in front of a mysterious cabin in the woods.
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