Meet Our Guides

Keen, calm, and quietly funny, Andraž is our main high-alpine guide—the one you want next to you when the terrain gets bigger and the decisions matter. He keeps the vibe relaxed, but his focus on safety and conditions never slips.

In the middle of it all is his lifelong obsession: skiing of every kind—from urban skiing to steep slopes attacked in freeride style—plus the urge to climb mountain faces in whatever conditions the range serves up. That drive has taken him on trips and expeditions across the Alps, the USA, and Patagonia.

As an IFMGA-certified mountain guide, his competence is certified through an IFMGA-accredited institution—an internationally recognized benchmark for guiding across mountaineering and ski touring.

Talkative and bursting with energy, Bine is the kind of guide who makes every mountain day feel like an adventure with friends. His love for outdoor sports pulls him toward the most remote corners of the range—skiing near-vertical walls, then spending his downtime hunting for the best surf breaks and mountain biking trails. The Alps are where his spirit was shaped, and you’ll usually find him there in summer. “I write Alps with a capital A,” he likes to say. “They’re my habitat and my strength—pale limestone, sharp peaks, pure and uncompromising.”

Bine is also a professional ski mountaineer: a seven-time National Slopestyle Champion who guides freeride and ski mountaineering trips in Chamonix.

Žiga is a calm, dependable presence in the mountains—friendly, straightforward, and great at keeping a group moving at a steady, comfortable rhythm. He’s the kind of guide who notices the small things that shape a great hiking day: timing, terrain choices, weather windows, and those “worth it” viewpoints that turn a route into a real experience.

Whether it’s a classic alpine hike, a longer ridge day, or a more adventurous objective, Žiga’s focus is always the same: a well-run day outdoors, good energy in the group, and smart decisions that keep things safe and enjoyable.

Blaž is steady, down-to-earth, and the kind of guide who makes people feel comfortable quickly—partly because he’s genuinely attentive, and partly because his dry, authentic mountain humour keeps the mood light even when the day gets demanding. He’s not the loud “showman” type; he simply runs a good day in the hills: clear plans, sensible pacing, and calm decisions when conditions change.

Behind that relaxed presence is serious mountaineering mileage. Blaž is an IFMGA-licensed mountain guide (internationally recognized standard), and his background includes big-mountain experience such as the 2012 mountaineering expedition to Alaska, which he later presented with the same “no big deal” storytelling that people love about him.

Friendly, grounded, and always up for a good day out, Žiga is the kind of guide who makes you feel looked after from the first step to the last—steady pacing, sharp mountain judgment, and a calm confidence that keeps the group relaxed.

While he’s deeply at home in the high mountains, Žiga’s real joy is sharing the experience on foot: from classic alpine hikes to long ridgeline days and scenic objectives where the journey matters as much as the summit. His love for the mountains started back in 2005, and over the years he’s built the kind of experience that shows in the details—route choices, timing, and reading conditions.

He’s also an active mentor and instructor in Kamnik (running bouldering trainings and rope-climbing courses), but on your trip you’ll feel it mostly as clear coaching and confident guidance. Žiga is an IFMGA-licensed mountain guide, meaning his qualification follows an internationally recognized standard for guiding and assessment

Jan is the kind of guide who brings quiet momentum to a day in the mountains—calm, observant, and naturally good at keeping a group together without making it feel “managed.” He’s patient when someone needs a breather, decisive when timing matters, and he has a dry sense of humor that shows up right when the trail gets steep.

He’s also a bit of a “details person” in the best way: he’ll adjust the plan for weather and conditions early, choose routes that flow well for your group, and keep the day feeling like an experience—not a checklist.

Jan holds a PZS2 licence, which qualifies him to guide on demanding and very demanding marked trails in summer and also covers winter/easier snow terrain and selected off-trail sections within the PZS scope.