Istria

Croatia offers everything you may need to spend unforgettable holidays: mild weather, enchanting beaches, unspoiled nature and postcard views.

With its extremely long coast, Croatia is the perfect destination for seaside holidays. Thanks to its wide offer, Croatia satisfies every kind of tourist, from families to young people, with many different proposals to please them all. If you are sporty and adventurous you surely will love exploring the mountain bike trails on the hinterland hills, practicing rafting in the creeks and discovering the wonderful seabed.
If you prefer relaxing holidays and love history, we suggest that you visit some mesmerizing towns such as Pula, Dubrovnik, Split and Zadar.

Architectural beauties and breath-taking landscapes

There is a perfect balance between the breath-taking views of sunsets on the sea and the inebriating scents coming from plates of fresh fish.
Strolling along streets and alleys of art cities to discover typical products of our generous land and local handicrafted creations will donate a harmony of sensations, sounds and colours to you.
Refined wines with their intense scent may complete a romantic dinner after an exciting boat trip or a bike tour.
These are just some examples of awesomeness you can enjoy in the fantastic land of Istria.

Delicious typical cuisine

Croatian cuisine is really multifaceted as it is the results of the influence of many different peoples which entered in contact with this land.
Each area is characterised by its own peculiarities and this is also due to the vary features of Croatian territory.
There is, however, a common and shared aspect among all these peculiarities and it is represented by the the use of local and always fresh raw materials.

The nothern hinterland of Croatia is influenced by Austrian cuisine with peculiar dishes like roasted meat and spits.
Getting closer to eastern Europe countries we meet strong tastes characterised by the plentiful use of garlic and spices and also some typical dishes of this area such as stew and soup.
As long as we get closer to the coast, Croatian cuisine changes completely offering again tastes and smells typical of the Mediterranean area.
Olive oil, fresh fish and shellfish are widespread along the coast.
All over Croatia you can find a wide variety of cheese coming from the numerous sheeps and goats livestocks.

If you get fed up of having delicious fish dishes prepared with prowess by almost all the restaurant owners along the coast, we suggest you try Ćevapčići, a sausage made of minced meat with different spices, typical of the countries of the Balkan peninsula.
We recommend that you taste Palacinke, a traditional sweet crepe filled with different ingredients, a milestone of the Croatian cuisine.

Either you choose a Restauracija, elegant and refined local restaurants, or a more modest Konoba, family-run traditional restaurants, we are sure you will fall in love with the taste and the variety of Croatian cuisine.