Piran Trip Cost Calculator

Piran costs €65-110/day for budget travelers. Slovenia's Venetian gem on the Adriatic with charming car-free streets.

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$70-120/day
Mid-Range
$140-230/day
Luxury
$350-650/day
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Piran Budget Guide

Your Piran Budget at a Glance

Piran is Slovenia’s answer to Venice - a tiny car-free peninsula of Venetian architecture, terracotta roofs, and Adriatic sunsets. It’s prettier than many Italian coastal towns and significantly cheaper. Budget travelers can manage on $70-120 per day, mid-range travelers should expect $140-230 per day, and luxury seekers will spend $350+ per day.

Where Your Money Goes

Old town and swimming are free. Church tower costs €2. Seafood is good value. Accommodation peaks in summer.

Budget Traveler Tips

Maximize your euros by:

  • Walking the free car-free old town
  • Climbing €2 church tower for views
  • Swimming from free rocky spots
  • Day-tripping from Ljubljana
  • Eating fresh seafood at tavernas

Money-Saving Tips

Free Old Town Walking

Venetian old town is car-free and free to explore.

Save Free entertainment

€2 Church Tower Views

Climb St. George's for best views at minimal cost.

Save Cheap views

Free Sea Swimming

Rocky spots all around town. No beach clubs needed.

Save $10-20 per day

Day Trip from Ljubljana

€24 return bus. See Piran without staying over.

Save $50-80

Best Time to Visit

Prices can vary by 50% depending on the season

Peak Season (More Expensive)

  • July - August (summer)
  • June

Low Season (Best Deals)

  • November - March
  • October

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a week in Piran cost?
A week in Piran costs $490-840 for budget travelers, $980-1,610 for mid-range, and $2,450+ for luxury travelers. This includes accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
Is Piran expensive?
Piran is moderate for a Mediterranean coastal town. Cheaper than Croatian or Italian riviera alternatives.
How many days in Piran is enough?
2-3 days covers Piran and nearby coast. Easy day trip from Ljubljana or base for Slovenian Riviera.

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