Gita in bici di un giorno da Komen a Sesana

Ready for a scenic ride in Slovenia’s beautiful Karst region? Set off from the charming village of Komen, famous for its wine and old stone houses, and pedal your way toward the lively town of Sežana, right by the Italian border.

This ride is just under 23 km and takes you through a blend of quiet country roads and a few fun gravel tracks—so expect a touch of adventure! You’ll roll over some gentle hills, racking up about 370 meters of ascent along the way. The route is predominantly paved (about half asphalt), but there are sections of gravel and unpaved bits, so wider tires will help you stay comfy.

Enjoy wide-open views of the distinctive Karst limestone landscape, dotted with vineyards and peaceful villages. Once in Sežana, take a stroll through its botanical park or refuel at one of its cozy cafes.

All in all, it’s a satisfying ride with a taste of everything the Slovenian Karst has to offer—cheers to that!