The Primorska region of Slovenia is one of the smallest regions in the country, but it is also one of the most picturesque. It is located in the west of the country, and covers the coastal strip between the Italian border in the north and Croatia in the south. The largest city in the region is Koper, but it also includes the coastal towns of Izola and Piran, and the inland towns of Ankaran and Hrpelje-Kozina.

The coastal region is known for its picturesque seaside towns where visitors can enjoy the sun, the seashore and cultural attractions. The most popular tourist destination in the region is Piran, known for its charming medieval town centre, surrounded by narrow streets, picturesque squares and beautiful churches. Piran also boasts one of the most beautiful coastlines on the Adriatic, where visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing and various water sports.

In addition to Piran, visitors also love to visit Koper, a port city rich in history and culture. Koper is famous for its medieval town centre, where visitors can discover historical sights such as St Nazarius Cathedral and Tartini Square. In the hinterland of Koper, visitors can enjoy natural beauties such as the Strunjan Landscape Park and the Škocjanski bay Nature Reserve.

The coastal region is also known for its cuisine. Local chefs prepare excellent seafood and fish dishes such as sea bass, prawns, octopus and squid. In addition, the region is known for its excellent wine, olive oil and ham.