Slovenia's road safety agency warns that driving a motorhome is fundamentally different from driving a car. Key risks include underestimating dimensions, weight, and handling. For motorhomes up to 3.5 t, a category B license is sufficient; heavier ones require C1 or C. Safety factors: height control (up to 3+ m), proper load distribution, longer braking distance, crosswinds, and mandatory pre-trip technical checks.
Meanwhile, foreign tourists complain about high overnight costs in Slovenia. Motorhome rental costs 100–200 euros per day, plus extra fees for parking and preparation. Owners pay about 700 euros per year for insurance and fees. Tourists note prices are significantly higher than in neighboring Italy.