Istria is the northern part of Croatia, bordering Slovenia and close to Italy. Attractions of Istria, beautiful places, towns, beaches. What to see.
Pjescana Uvala (in translation – Sand Bay) was previously considered a suburban outskirts, a private sector of the city of Pula. In 2001, he separated from the city into an independent village. Nowadays, it is a resort village, densely built up with apartments and villas for rent, among which there Read more…
Among the olive groves, cypresses and coniferous parks, bordered on different sides by the sea, between Medulin and Pula lies the cozy village of Banjole. About 1000 people live in it, but even in the summer season this paradise does not seem crowded with tourists. Fortunately, there are only two Read more…
A pleasant, unusually atmospheric town on the Adriatic coast in Croatia, not far from Pula, just a hundred kilometers from the Italian Trieste. Rovinj is always positive, in any weather. You can describe its typical Mediterranean architecture or admire photographs with views from the hill near the Church of St. Read more…
Premantura was once a fishing village, today it is the gateway to the Kamenjak National Park. A densely built village with typical Croatian private houses with apartments for rent, completely tourist oriented. Nothing reminds of fishing life here for a long time. Official sources report a “rich historical past” of Read more…
Pula is a business, trade and tourist center of Croatia on the Istra peninsula. The city with a population of about 58,000 people is well located on the Adriatic coast near Italy and Slovenia. From the seaport in season you can get to Piran, Trieste, Venice. Pula Airport has year-round Read more…
Donji Kamenjak is the name of the state-protected peninsula and cape Kamenjak of the same name, which is near the village of Premantura. It acquired its special status due to its rich flora and fauna, as well as landscape diversity. There are more than 600 species of plants, most of Read more…