Istria, Croatia
The largest peninsula in the Adriatic & a popular destination for visitors to Croatia. It's the perfect place to indulge in gourmet food, muscat wine & enjoy gorgeous pebble beaches & ancient history.
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Pazin
The capital and heart of Istria, Pazin is a town rich in medieval heritage. Surrounded by lush foliage, there are numerous hiking and cycling paths as well as a thriving gastronomy scene.
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Bale
Bale is a quiet village full of ambiance, a treasure just a short drive away from Rovinj. Step back in time as you wander the medieval narrow cobbled streets.
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Beram
History lovers gem! It’s tiny 15th century chapel holds some of the best preserved late-Gothic frescoes in Croatia, including the grotesque Dance of the Dead macabre.
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Brijuni NP
When you visit the marvellous Brijuni National Park, expect to see indigenous plants, Mediterranean maquis, fallow deer, chital deer and mouflons freely grazing.
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Brseč
Brseč is a medieval little town, south of Opatija. It is part of Mošćenička Draga municipality. Perched on a cliff 157 meters above the sea level.
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Brtonigla
Brtonigla is famous for its many taverns and wine cellars. You'll find the high quality Istrian Malvazija (malmsey) produced along its wine roads.
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Buje
Buje is the centre of the agricultural region of Umag which has fertile fields and vineyards with a magnificent hilltop view of terraced fields and olive groves.
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Buzet
Perched on a hilltop in the heart of Mirna valley lies the Istrian "Truffle Capital". At the beginning of September, the townspeople celebrate Virgin Mary's birthday by cooking a giant omelette.
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Fažana
Located on the western coast of Istria, Fazana will provide an authentic Istrian experience. The charm of this old town is created by old squares and houses lined next to each other.
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Grožnjan
This dreamy medieval hilltop village was almost left to oblivion until it was bought back to life by a group of artist in 1965. Today it is home to over 30 galleries and hosts arts & music festivals.
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Hum
Hum, a castle town located on top of a hill. It is known as the smallest town in the world, which is why it is one of the most attractive Istrian excursionist destinations.
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Labin
Labin is situated on the eastern coast of the Istrian Peninsula. Walking through the Mediterranean and European history, your attention will be drawn by the Municipal Loggia and numerous palaces.
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Livade
Located in between Motovun and Oprtalj, Livade is another quaint Istrian village. It is home to the restaurant of Carlos Zigante who found the world’s biggest truffle here in 1999.
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Momjan
Situated just south of the Slovenian border, Momjan sits on a hilltop commanding incredible vistas of Istria's interior and sea.
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Motovun
Motovun is a spectacular hilltop village and a star of the Istria Region. It was once fortified by the Venetians and is made up of a series of Romanesque and Gothic houses & famous for its truffles.
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Novigrad
Novigrad isnt just an architectural gem filled with historical sights, rich cultural heritage and preserved natural beauty, it is also the top Istrian gourmet destination of Mediterranean food.
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Oprtalj
Oprtalj is a picturesque hilltop town situated in the heart of Istria. The historical fort town is protected by imposing large walls, and is rich in tradition and has many picturesque walking paths.
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Poreč
Situated on the west coast of Istria, Poreč is a city of culture and tradition where you will find the famous landmark, the Euphrasius Basilica – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Pula
Located on the south west of the Istrian Peninsula, Pula with its natural harbour is the biggest sea port in this region. Centre stage is the magnificent Arena – the sixth largest Roman Amphitheatre.
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Rabac
Rabac is a Croatian resort town on Kvarner Bay, just southeast of Labin, in Istria. Long a small fishing port, Rabac has grown in recent years into a resort town with numerous villas and apartments.
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Rovinj
Reminiscent of the Mediterranean as it once was, Rovinj is one of the last true fishing ports of the Adriatic, with a rich cultural heritage and an archipelago of 15 islands.
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Učka Mountain
If you are looking to experience one of the most beautiful panoramas in this part of Europe, visit Učka Mountain and climb up to its highest peak, Vojak (1,401m) and its stone tower-viewing point.
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Umag
Umag has attractive and narrow, cobbled streets whilst the coastline is full of pretty little bays. Umag has an international tennis centre which hosts the Croatian Open each July.
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Višnjan
In Višnjan, experience the spirit of the rich historical heritage of this village. Every stone, every corner, and each family can tell you a legend or a true story about the villages past.
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Vodnjan
Enjoy the summer time festivities in Vodnjan, such as the “Lavender Festival”, “Leron” (international folklore festival) and “Sweet Summer” (tasting of traditional desserts).
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Vrsar
Vrsar is a small fishing town. Set on a small hill surrounded by islets, it offers a seafront promenade, winding streets, old stone houses, beautiful views and stunning sunsets.
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Vižinada
The picturesque and peaceful historic village of Vižinada is surrounded by cycling paths through vineyards and olive groves. Enjoy exploring its beauty by bike or on foot.