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The historical region of Istria is Croatia’s cultural gem, with some charming towns and villages that are home to some captivating ancient attractions. The largest peninsula in the country, Istria is also where you will find a rugged coastline of untouched beaches and craggy bays, with the crystal clear Adriatic Sea lapping at the coves and crashing into the plunging cliff...
The historical region of Istria is Croatia’s cultural gem, with some charming towns and villages that are home to some captivating ancient attractions. The largest peninsula in the country, Istria is also where you will find a rugged coastline of untouched beaches and craggy bays, with the crystal clear Adriatic Sea lapping at the coves and crashing into the plunging cliff faces. Culture lovers will fall for the 3000 year old town of Pula, whilst party goers can find some fun in the lively Medulin, a small town with some much loved places for dancing and live music.
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Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful caves in the area, the Mramornica Cave is an alluring attraction for any visitor. With stalagmites and stalactites that stand as much as 13 metres tall, it’s a fascinating place to see. Due to the low light pollution of the area, the skies hold...
Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful caves in the area, the Mramornica Cave is an alluring attraction for any visitor. With stalagmites and stalactites that stand as much as 13 metres tall, it’s a fascinating place to see. Due to the low light pollution of the area, the skies hold some captivating sights, particularly around August 12th, when a meteor shower can be seen. A fond favourite will little ones is Dino Park, a theme park filled with life size replicas and entertainment.
Aquarium Pula is found in a Hungarian fort nestled on the Istrian peninsula, and is an intriguing place to delve into the world underwater, visiting the turtle rescue centre and seeing animals such as an octopus and piranha. You can visit the red squirrels at Squirrel Park, which is a beautiful...
Aquarium Pula is found in a Hungarian fort nestled on the Istrian peninsula, and is an intriguing place to delve into the world underwater, visiting the turtle rescue centre and seeing animals such as an octopus and piranha. You can visit the red squirrels at Squirrel Park, which is a beautiful landscape where you can wildlife spot.
You will find some spectacular restaurants in the region, with Istrian gastronomy known for its diverse, eclectic ingredients and flavours. Along the coast there are plenty of family friendly beachside bars and restaurants, serving fresh seafood and other international dishes. Porec is filled with...
You will find some spectacular restaurants in the region, with Istrian gastronomy known for its diverse, eclectic ingredients and flavours. Along the coast there are plenty of family friendly beachside bars and restaurants, serving fresh seafood and other international dishes. Porec is filled with entertainment options in the evenings, with many hotel terraces and restaurants hosting family friendly acts.
Istria is home to some magical sights, none more so than the meteor shower nicknamed the Tears of St Lawrence, which you can see around August 12th. The low light pollution in the area lends itself well to witnessing this magical sight. Head to the Mramornica Cave and you can wander across paths...
Istria is home to some magical sights, none more so than the meteor shower nicknamed the Tears of St Lawrence, which you can see around August 12th. The low light pollution in the area lends itself well to witnessing this magical sight. Head to the Mramornica Cave and you can wander across paths leading past secretive tunnels and 13 metre long stalagmites and stalactites.
Delve into the world underwater at the Aquarium Pula, an intriguing sight not only for its sea life residents, but also for its location, as it is found in an historical Hungarian fortress. The Butterfly Garden is a particularly romantic place to visit, with an enchanting forest home to an old oak...
Delve into the world underwater at the Aquarium Pula, an intriguing sight not only for its sea life residents, but also for its location, as it is found in an historical Hungarian fortress. The Butterfly Garden is a particularly romantic place to visit, with an enchanting forest home to an old oak tree called Nano, beautiful vibrant flower beds and over 50 species of butterfly.
The nightlife around Istria ranges from the hectic clubs and dancing bars of Pula, to the laid back beach bars and restaurants found along the coast. The cuisine here is second to none, and known for its diversity. Wine is a local export, so it is worth following a few wine trails and visiting some...
The nightlife around Istria ranges from the hectic clubs and dancing bars of Pula, to the laid back beach bars and restaurants found along the coast. The cuisine here is second to none, and known for its diversity. Wine is a local export, so it is worth following a few wine trails and visiting some vineyards, which offer tasting along the way.
Istria’s peninsula is filled with particularly beautiful beaches, many of them rugged, untouched bays and inlets, with plummeting rock faces and cliff sides that delve into bright turquoise sea waters. The rocky nature of the coast means there are many deserted, isolated coves, with shingle and...
Istria’s peninsula is filled with particularly beautiful beaches, many of them rugged, untouched bays and inlets, with plummeting rock faces and cliff sides that delve into bright turquoise sea waters. The rocky nature of the coast means there are many deserted, isolated coves, with shingle and pebble floors. For some sand, head to Baska, on the nearby Krk Island.
The sparkling sea waters just call out to be delved into, so be sure to enjoy some days spent swimming in the sea. This clean water is ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving, with underwater wrecks to explore and colourful sea life to discover. The crystal clear water offers visibility of around 15...
The sparkling sea waters just call out to be delved into, so be sure to enjoy some days spent swimming in the sea. This clean water is ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving, with underwater wrecks to explore and colourful sea life to discover. The crystal clear water offers visibility of around 15 metres.
The coast is filled with local beachside bars and restaurants, where you can enjoy some chilled drinks and listen to the waves as they lap at the shore. The cuisine is varied and eclectic in this region, with international influences found on many menus. Istria is famed for its wine production, so...
The coast is filled with local beachside bars and restaurants, where you can enjoy some chilled drinks and listen to the waves as they lap at the shore. The cuisine is varied and eclectic in this region, with international influences found on many menus. Istria is famed for its wine production, so make sure you take a vineyard tour and try some local produce during your visit.
Culture buffs will find plenty of history at the Archaeological Museum of Istria, in Pula, which is home to a wealth of Roman artefacts, which include coins, jewellery, mosaics and weapons. St Agatha’s Church is a Romanesque construction, which finds its roots as early as the 9th century. With...
Culture buffs will find plenty of history at the Archaeological Museum of Istria, in Pula, which is home to a wealth of Roman artefacts, which include coins, jewellery, mosaics and weapons. St Agatha’s Church is a Romanesque construction, which finds its roots as early as the 9th century. With middle age architectural features and two Baroque sculptures inside, it’s a captivating place to visit.
Visit the historical town of Pula and you can see the stunning Pula Arena, an ancient Roman amphitheatre from the 1st century. One of the six largest in the world, this stunning structure is truly well preserved. Vrsar’s old town is particularly beautiful, with a pretty harbour where you can watch...
Visit the historical town of Pula and you can see the stunning Pula Arena, an ancient Roman amphitheatre from the 1st century. One of the six largest in the world, this stunning structure is truly well preserved. Vrsar’s old town is particularly beautiful, with a pretty harbour where you can watch the sailors dock and get a feeling for authentic local life.
Istria’s culture can most certainly be sampled through its gastronomy, which is an eclectic blend of local, traditional cuisine and international dishes. You will find a host of charming restaurants in the towns and cities across the peninsula, with coastal beachside restaurants serving fresh...
Istria’s culture can most certainly be sampled through its gastronomy, which is an eclectic blend of local, traditional cuisine and international dishes. You will find a host of charming restaurants in the towns and cities across the peninsula, with coastal beachside restaurants serving fresh seafood. The area is known for its wine production, so make sure you sample some of this local specialty, and head off on a vineyard tour along a wine route.
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