About Croatia & Istria

From Zagreb to Dubrovnik and along the beautiful coastline back to Istria, Croatia wins hearts and catches the eyes of those who appreciate the well preserved environment and traditional hospitality of the locals.

Istria represents to Europeans much more than just the closest point in the Mediterranean. It is a rarity to find so much diversity in one place.

Its west coast is a sunny Riviera with towns like Rovinj, Vrsar, Pula or Poreč filled with numerous tourist facilities and scent of the sea and pine trees. Amphitheatre of Pula, Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč and dinosaur fossils are just a small part of our rich heritage. The Brijuni Islands can hardly be described in words.

The Istrian inland hides mild slopes with beautiful little towns on their tops, such as Grožnjan, Motovun and Gračišće. Vine roads and rural tourist households offer true enologic and gastronomic delight.

The North of Istria is an excellent destination for free climbing, paragliding, mountaineering and hiking. All that and more offers both ours and yours, Istria and Croatia – your home away from home.