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Where to stay in Istria
Best time: May to June, September to October. These months feature pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and vibrant local events.
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★ 4.5Vela Vrata
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★ 4.5Premantura Resort
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★ 4.5Residence Del Mar Emotion
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★ 4.5Naturist Park Koversada Villas, Vrsar
Borik
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★ 4.4Blu Mare Hotel
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★ 4.4Valamar Bellevue Resort
Stari grad
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★ 4.4Koversada Uncovered Naturist Mobile Homes
Borik
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★ 4.4Mobilhomes Camping Oliva
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★ 4.4Hotel & Restaurant Velanera
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★ 4.4Mobile Homes Valkanela
Borik
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★ 4.4Porto Sole Campsite Mobile Homes
Borik
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★ 4.4Koversada Covered Mobile Homes
Borik
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Istria on the map
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Istria, like a local
Don't miss
- Pula Arena: A remarkably preserved Roman amphitheater and a symbol of Pula.
- Rovinj Old Town: Charming cobblestone streets and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.
- Motovun: A picturesque hilltop town known for its truffles and film festival.
- Brijuni National Park: An idyllic archipelago with rich history and diverse flora and fauna.
Where to eat
- Konoba Batelina: Renowned for its fresh seafood and local ingredients.
- Pizzeria Al Ponte: Famous for its authentic Istrian-style pizza.
- Trattoria Da Nonna: Offers traditional Istrian dishes in a cozy setting.
Do this
- Istrian Wine Tasting: Sample local wines in the beautiful vineyards of the region.
- Olive Oil Tour: Discover the art of olive oil production and taste high-quality oils.
- Truffle Hunting: Join local experts in search of the region's prized truffles.
Local tips
- Visit local farmers' markets for fresh produce and authentic Istrian products.
- Try the regional specialty, Fuži, a handmade pasta often served with truffles.
- Explore the coastal paths by bike for stunning views and hidden beaches.
- Attend local festivals for an immersive experience in Istrian culture.
Know before you go
Best time
May to June, September to October. These months feature pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and vibrant local events.
Getting around
Buses and rental cars are the most common ways to get around. Biking is popular in coastal towns, and some areas have local shuttles.
Airport
PUY
Language
Croatian is the main language spoken, with English widely understood in tourist areas.
Money
Croatian Kuna (HRK). Credit cards are accepted in most places, but having cash for small purchases is advisable.
Safety
Istria is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates. However, standard precautions should still be taken.
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