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Istria

The largest peninsula in the shape of triangle is located in the northern part of Croatia. The resorts of Istria are well known for a long time, the history of Croatian modern tourism began in this area. You will find beautiful nature here, seaside resorts, hotels and touristic complexes of many kinds and categories. Beaches are with pebbles, gravel, at places sand or grass, some are rocky or with concrete slabs. Beautiful nature, crystal clear sea, typical towns and villages, restaurants and many historical sights make Istria an attractive tourist destination. The most famous seaside resorts of Istria are Umag, Poreč, Rovinj, Pula, Medulin and Rabac. Our offer includes also smaller resorts such as Novigrad, Vrsar, Peroj, Banjole and Duga Uvala.

The largest peninsula on the Adriatic Sea is the nearest option for Slovaks to use the beauties of Croatia and the Adriatic. The peninsula is characterized by predominantly Roman and Venetian influences, which is particularly reflected in the architecture of each city. In addition to crystal clear sea offers beautiful sceneries in the hinterland of the peninsula, the mountains of Učka and adjacent islands of Brijuni, which is a national park. Tourist resorts, which apart hotels have restaurants, swimming pools and sports complexes are well built thanks to a long tradition of spas in Istria.

The beaches here are mostly rocky, predominantly rocky and concrete surfaces, and when entering the water should be used footwear. Due to rocky subsoil, this area is suitable for diving, although it can´t by compare to traditional diving paradise, divers and snorkelers certainly occur many fishes, urchins, starfish, or sea horses.

Another specialty of peninsula is nudist tourism. This type of tourism has a long history and is organized in two forms. Either there were built FKK complexes where you go also to a restaurant "completely without" such as. Koversada in Vrsar, Porec in Solaris or Valalta in Rovinj, or specially built nudist beaches on the outskirts of cities.

Furthermore, Croatia is close to the Coastline is also popular because of its history, which can be seen in the ancient city center. Cities such as Porec, Rovinj or Pula boast many remarkable monuments, whether it's churches and cathedrals in the town of Rovinj and Porec, or known Arena in Pula, which makes the atmosphere in Pula recalls the atmosphere of Rome.

Other options include trips to nearby small islands, such as Red Island in Rovinj, Brijuni archipelago, which is also a famous place for golfers.

Among the most popular places include cities such as Istria Savudrija, Umag, Novigrad, Porec, Vrsar, Rovinj, Pula, Medulin and Rabac.