ISTRIA

Istria is situated on a heart-shaped blue-green peninsula bearing the same name. Its appeal lies in a combination of attractive coastal areas and a green interior. Should you decide to visit Porec, Rovinj or Pula you will see cities-museums transformed into tourist spots with many hotels and restaurants with something for everyone.

Should you choose to visit Buje, Buzet, Motovun, Groznjan in the interior part of Istria you will find privacy and the peacefulness of medieval cities – fortresses and become familiar with the gastronomy and winemaking of Istria. Boaters will be greeted by first-rate service at 9 marinas along the coast of Istria, athletes can enjoy bicycle trails or motor-cross trails as well as tennis courts in Umag and Novigrad. Nature lovers can enjoy a natural phenomenon – the Lima channel.
If you come to Istria, you will see for yourself why they refer to Istria as the “Tuscany of Croatia.” The interior part of the region with its characteristic stone architecture and small towns situated on hills create a peaceful and relaxing environment. The interior part of green Istria will greet you with a rich agrotourism offer and untouched nature. Istria is a carefree combination of an active or quiet holiday destination and don't be surprised if it wins you over with its charm.

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How to get there?
By car:
- Poreč - Zagreb 243 km
- Poreč - Ljubljana 151 km
- Poreč - Rijeka 92 km
By plane: www.croatiaairlines.hr (Pula airport)
By bus: www.akz.hr
By train: www.hznet.hr (to Rijeke)
Local and international ferry: www.jadrolinija.hr

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Venezia Lines departs daily from Venice to all major resorts in Istria and to Lussino. Venezia Lines also operates out of Rimini and Ravenna. Day trip tickets available to Venice, to make your Istrian holiday even more memorable.

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