In reply to John Kelly:
We’ve visited here several times and I can highly recommend Slovenia. It’s a beautiful country and much quieter than other alpine areas. There is a climbing guide in English (published by Sidarta) but it’s best picking up in the UK before you leave. There are a couple of good crags just outside Dovje which is in the Kranjska Gora vicinity. The public transport to Bled and on to Bohinj where there are lots of crags is also good, cheap and regular.
Triglav in in a day from Kranjska Gora would require you heading to Mojstrana and you would be best taking two days. My advice is to take a bus to the top of the Vrsic pass from where there are loads of other mountaineering routes: Prisank, Jalovec and Špik are all good hikes.
For a more relaxed day I would hire bikes and head down the old railway line to the Fusine Lakes on the Italian border and then onto Tarvisio for pizza. There is also loads of beautiful easy walking in every direction. I would advise buying the Cicerone guide ‘The Julian Alps of Slovenia’ by Roy Clark and Justi Carey.
Kranjska Gora itself is beautiful and compact with several nice pizzerias and gostlinas and a couple of outdoor shops but it is quiet, especially on an evening. Most nightlife is confined to the big hotels. Ljubljana and Bled are must-do day trips.
You should have an excellent time there. We love it. Hope this helps.