Welcome to Hisa Betin, a beautifully restored house in a private and sunny location looking out over the village Kamno, just 350 meters from the beach along the Soča River. Ideal for groups or families, it features 4 cozy bedrooms with very good beds and 2 bathrooms, Wifi, airconditioning, comfortably accommodating till 12 guests. There is a large kitchen and living room and a great terrace with all privacy for outside dinners and long cozy evenings with a stone BBQ. Enjoy a peaceful retreat with all the comforts of home, perfect for a relaxing getaway. Whether you’re unwinding indoors or exploring the nearby river and nature, Hisa Betin offers a memorable stay.

Discover the Breathtaking Soča Valley, a Hidden Gem in Slovenia The Soča Valley is known for its crystal-clear turquoise river, unspoiled nature, and spectacular mountain landscapes. Nestled in the heart of the Julian Alps, this region offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Nature & Adventure The Soča River is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy kayaking, rafting, fishing, or simply a refreshing swim in its pristine waters. Hikers and cyclists can explore countless well-marked trails leading through lush forests, rolling hills, and stunning mountain peaks. For thrill-seekers, the area offers paragliding, canyoning, and ziplining. Cultural and Historical Charm Beyond its natural beauty, the Soča Valley has a rich history. Visit the Kobarid Museum, which tells the story of the famous Battle of Caporetto from World War I, or explore charming villages such as Bovec, Tolmin, and Kobarid, where you can experience traditional Slovenian cuisine and hospitality. Triglav National Park & Surroundings The valley is located on the edge of Triglav National Park, Slovenia’s only national park, featuring breathtaking waterfalls, alpine meadows, and panoramic views. Highlights include the Tolmin Gorge, Kozjak Waterfall, and the Vršič Pass, one of the most scenic mountain roads in the country. Food & Drinks Indulge in local specialties such as bovški sir (Bovec cheese), Idrijski žlikrofi (stuffed pasta dumplings), and fresh trout from the Soča River. Many cozy restaurants and mountain huts serve authentic Slovenian dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Whether you’re looking for thrilling adventures or pure relaxation, the Soča Valley offers a unique and unforgettable experience in one of Europe’s most stunning regions.