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Croatia / Porec
Person: 2
Price per unit per day 26.00 EUR

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Croatia / Rovinj
Person: 5
Price per unit per day 53.35 EUR

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Croatia / Porec
Person: 3
Price per unit per day 33.33 EUR

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HOTELSKI KOMPLEKS MIMOSA/HEDERA

Croatia / Rabac
Three-bedded room
Price per person per day 33.00 EUR

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HOTEL HOLIDAY

Croatia / Medulin
Double-bedded room + extra bed
Price per person per day 32.86 EUR

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HOTEL HOLIDAY

Croatia / Medulin
Double-bedded room + extra bed
Price per person per day 32.86 EUR

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* prices for 29.09. based on the maximum capacity for a minimum stay of 7 days

Istria - INFO

Istria, the largest Croatian peninsula, boasts some of the nicest coastal towns: such as Umag, Poreč, Rovinj, Medulin and many other small coastal destinations. The interior, or the so called Green Istria, will greet you with a rich agritourist offer and its intact nature.
The city of Poreč is ideal for an active holiday with over 70 types of sports on sea and the land. Medulin is a small town and a frequent destination of young people and all fans of good entertainment, live music and dance. Umag is well known for the organisation of tennis manifestations and an ATP tournament. The Rovinj peninsula and the nearby Red Island offers visitors organised trips to its wonderful bays and beaches. In Rabac you can find splendid pebble beaches for playing, bathing or just relaxing. Istria and the interior with its small towns and villages are often praised for its extraordinary nature, authentic cuisine and a fine agrotourist offer. Motovun is a small town in the interior with a green landscape, wine routes and a film festival. Buzet is an authentic Istrian town that has been inhabited since prehistoric times and it is often called the capital of truffles.
3000-year-old Pula boasts exquisite cultural and historic treasures. If you visit Pula, you must not miss the Arena, an old Roman amphitheatre which had been the setting for gladiator games.

Did you know

that the smallest town in the world is situated in Istria? It is called Hum and has only 23 inhabitants.

Sights

- The Arena of Pula – This is the best preserved Roman amphitheatre. It had been a setting for gladiator games in Roman times. Nowadays, it hosts various events, concerts and the Pula film festival. It can hold up to 23000 spectators.
- The Sergijevci Arch – The Arch was erected between 29 and 27 BC by the Sergijevci family in honour of three family members who had been high officials in Pula.
- Eufrasius' Basilica in Poreč – A uniquely famous example of early Christian architecture whose construction was initiated by the bishop Eufrasius in the 4th century A.D. The basilica is one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites.
- The Ethnographic Museum of Istria in Pazin – It is situated in the Pazin fortress, Kastel and, among other exhibits; it displays the bells of Istrian churches from the 14th century onwards.
- The church of St. Eufemia in Rovinj
- Brijuni National park – The Brijuni archipelago has been inhabited since the ancient times. It was once a summer resort for wealthy Roman citizens, hence the remains of the Roman Villa Rustica, a splendid set of buildings. In more recent time, the Brijuni was the favourite holiday resort of the ex-Yugoslav statesman Tito who hosted statespeople and celebrities from all over the world in his Brijuni villa.
- The Rabac beaches – white pebble beaches with lush Mediterranean flora and crystal clear sea
- The Lim Fiord near Rovinj – The fiord will leave breathless even those who think they have seen it all.

Gastronomy

- Truffles – These hidden underground tubers can only be found by specially trained dogs. Although their alleged aphrodisiac powers have not been proven, they are held in high esteem in international haute cuisine.
- Teran and Malvazija – Istrian red and white wines that have therapeutic and aphrodisiac qualities
- Dried figs and home-made fig jams
- Goat milk and olive oil
- Istrian prosciutto and sheep cheese
- Sea shell and fish specialties
- Octopus salads, sea fruit risottos

Adventure

- Hunting and fishing in Umag, tourist fishing boats
- Diving and diving clubs in Novigrad, Poreč, Pula, Rovinj…
- Tennis in Umag
- Karting in small towns near Pula and Umag
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Walking
- Panoramic flights in Umag
- Golf on the Brijuni
- Sailing
- Horse-back riding in Umag
- Nautical tourism in Poreč, Pula and Rovinj
- Extreme tourism – pits, caves, grottos…

Excursions

- The Brijuni National Park – Experience this archipelago of virginal beauty, go for panoramic trips to the islands, visit the historic buildings, enjoy the safari in the islands' parks where all the animals that Tito was given as presents from statespeople from the whole world move freely
- Visit the small authentic villages of the interior Istria and their rural households
- The Arena of Pula – Visit the one of the few Roman amphitheatres or enjoy its ambience during concerts of world famous musicians which are regularly held there.
- The Plitvice Lakes National Park – This natural phenomenon of 16 cascading lakes connected with the most spectacular waterfalls is one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites
- Postojna, Slovenia – Check out the largest and the most spectacular cave in Europe.
- Lipica, Slovenia – Discover the cradle of the Lipizzaner horses that have been bred here for more than 400 years.
- Venice – Visit to the most romantic city in the world.

Fun & Nightlife

Visit the fishermen festivities in Rovinj with fried anchovy, music evenings in Umag and mock gladiator games in Pula with local cuisine specialties. The exceptional atmosphere of the Pula Arena provides a prefect setting for holding concerts and other events. Anastasia, Jamiroqui and Pavarotti had concerts in the Arena, just to name a few. For those who wish to spend their evening enjoying local food and wines we recommend the rich offer of restaurants in the interior of Istria, tasting the specialties made from the Istrian truffles.
Istria offers a boisterous night life for young people, especially in Medulin, Poreč and Umag. Free your mind, and perhaps you will decide to find entertainment you usually do not seek for.

Microclimate

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Number of sunny hours per year - 2151,8h

Average air temperatures
- January - 5,6 °C
- August - 22,9 °C

Maximum air temperatures
- January - 20,0 °C
- August - 38,1 °C

Average sea temperatures
- January - 11,5 °C
- August - 24,5 °C

Number of hot days > 25 °C
- May - 4
- June - 14
- July - 25
- August - 24
- September - 11