Discovering Bodonci

One-day exploration of Bodonci's rural heritage

1 day • Easy difficulty • Est. €95

Day 1: Relaxation and Wellness in Prekmurje

A peaceful day dedicated to unwinding at the Secret Wellness Bodonci, exploring the immediate surroundings of Bodonci in the Prekmurje region, and enjoying local cuisine.

  • 09:30

    Arrival and Check-in

    Arrive at Secret Wellness Bodonci. Settle in, change into swimwear, and familiarize yourself with the wellness area rules and sauna schedule.

  • 10:30

    Wellness Session: Sauna and Pool

    Enjoy the boutique wellness facilities. Spend time in the various saunas, relax in the infrared cabin, and swim in the pool. This is the main activity of the trip, focusing on relaxation and health.

  • 13:30

    Light Lunch at Wellness or Nearby

    Enjoy a light, healthy lunch. Many wellness centers offer healthy options, or you can visit a nearby local cafe in Bodonci for traditional Prekmurje snacks.

  • 14:30

    Exploring Bodonci Village

    Take a gentle walk around the quiet village of Bodonci. Enjoy the rural Prekmurje landscape, visit the local church, or simply relax in a nearby park. This area is known for its tranquility.

  • 16:30

    Afternoon Wellness Relaxation

    Return to the wellness center for a second session. Focus on relaxation areas, perhaps try a facial treatment if available, or simply rest in the lounge areas with a drink.

  • 18:30

    Dinner in Prekmurje

    Dine at a local restaurant in Bodonci or nearby Murska Sobota. Try traditional Prekmurje dishes such as 'prekmurska gibanica' (a layered pastry) or local game dishes.

Meals: Lunch at Wellness Center or Local Cafe in Bodonci , Dinner at Local Restaurant in Bodonci or Murska Sobota

Where to stay: Stay at Secret Wellness Bodonci for a seamless experience, or book a nearby guesthouse in Bodonci or Murska Sobota if you prefer not to stay on-site.

Getting around: A car is recommended to reach Bodonci and explore the surrounding Prekmurje region. Public transport is limited in rural areas.

Practical Information

Bodonci is a small village in the Prekmurje region of northeastern Slovenia, making it a quiet, rural destination rather than a major tourist hub. The best time to visit is during late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September–October). These seasons offer mild temperatures ideal for walking and cycling, while avoiding the peak summer heat and crowds. Winter visits are possible but require preparation for cold, potentially snowy conditions, as the region can be chilly. Transportation to Bodonci is best handled by car. Public transport options are limited; the nearest major railway hub is in Murska Sobota, approximately 20 kilometers away. From there, you would need to take a local bus or taxi to reach Bodonci. Once in the village, walking or renting a bicycle is the most practical way to explore the immediate surroundings, including the local church and nearby vineyards. A car is essential if you plan to visit nearby attractions like the Rogaška Slatina spa town or the Mur riverbanks, as distances between rural points of interest can be significant. Accommodation in Bodonci itself is scarce, with few hotels or guesthouses directly in the village. Travelers should consider staying in Murska Sobota, which offers a wider range of hotels and restaurants, or look for rural guesthouses (gostišča) in surrounding villages. These rural stays often provide authentic local experiences and home-cooked Prekmurje cuisine. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during local festivals or harvest seasons. Budget considerations for a one-day trip should focus on transportation and food. Fuel costs and potential rental fees for a car will be the primary expense. Food costs are moderate; local eateries serve hearty, traditional dishes like Prekmurje štruklji, which are generally affordable. There are no major entrance fees for public areas in the village, but costs may arise if visiting specific museums or participating in guided wine tours. Pack comfortable walking shoes, as terrain may include uneven paths or vineyard trails. Bring layers, as weather in the Pannonian plain can change quickly. A camera is useful for capturing the traditional architecture and rural landscapes. Important tips include learning a few basic Slovenian phrases, as English proficiency may be lower in rural areas compared to Ljubljana. Respect local customs, particularly in religious sites, and verify opening times for any specific attractions, as they may be limited on weekends or holidays. Always carry cash, as smaller rural establishments may not accept cards.

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