Istria and Kvarner BayPeninsula Adventure

Istria, the largest Croatian peninsula, reveals its uniqueness from its appearance. Its landscape is often compared with Provence or called ‘Little Tuscany surrounded by sea’.

Istria is a town of different cultures, natural beauties and warm people. Its also known as the land of great wines, truffles and olive oil.
Pula is the largest Istrian city, famous for its Roman Amphitheatre, Rovinj, one of the most ‘photogenic’ towns in the Mediterranean and the majestic town Poreč adorned by the UNESCO protected monument  Euphrasius Basilica.
The beauty of Istria is not all in its coastal towns. The true pearl lies in its hinterland and small towns such as Motovun- famous for its truffles, Groznjan and Labin.

The Kvarner Bay separates the Istrian coast from northern Dalmatia. Worth of visit are the beautiful Kvarner islands Krk, Cres, Losinj, Rab and Pag.

Rijeka is the third-largest city and Croatia’s largest port while Opatija known as the „Old Dame“ is a remarkable seaside resort town with a long history of tourism stretching back to the times of the Austro-Hungarian Empires.