1040 ***
Pula
from 80.00 EUR
Istria is the largest Croatian peninsula, geographically located in the northern Adriatic. This is a very attractive area, which enhances the beauty and diversity of successfully competing with Europe's most beautiful rural areas such as Italian Tuscany and French Provance.
Istria is a specific region when it comes to culture and culinary diversity. In addition to its natural and cultural sights, Istria offers its visitors an unforgettable gourmet experience - truffles, indigenous grape varieties Malvasia and Teran as a base of aromatic wines and premium extra virgin olive oil.
Rural Istria is situated in a rural area near the sea, which is largely characterized by the historic towns and villages and rich historic, architectural and cultural heritage of the rural landscape. With an offer that promises peace, tranquillity, natural beauty, biodiversity and traditional values, the rural Istria manages to interest potential visitors that, instead of the more developed tourist coast, spend your stay right there.
Rural Istria, besides staying in renovated traditional stone houses in a rural setting, offers a mingle with farm animals, participating in farm chores, walking, riding, cycling. In addition, it offers many opportunities for engaging in adrenalin sports like paragliding, caving, free climbing ...
The climate in the rural part of Istria is mild, without the summer heat, with mild winters, warm spring and autumn. Such a pleasant climate favours the maintenance of biological diversity.
Istria with Zagreb and the rest of Croatia is best connected by car and bus lines. It is connected to the train that goes from the capitals of neighbouring states in the direction of Pula, and the ferry that connects the main cities of the sea and islands. To encourage independent research we recommend to travel by car - and the bike:).