Visiting Istria
Istria, the largest peninsula in Croatia in the northern Adriatic, is a haven where the blue of the sea meets the green of lush nature. This destination boasts preserved natural treasures, such as the Brijuni National Park, the Učka Nature Park, the Lim Bay, the Cape Kamenjak, and various caves, caverns and pits. The renowned Motovun Forest, a special forest vegetation reserve, is also the best-known Istrian region for white truffles.
Visitors who want to stay in socially and environmentally responsible places while enjoying this natural beauty have come to the right place! Istria is truly a green, eco-friendly destination, from certified accommodation in line with the principles of sustainable development and tourism, to family farms that offer products from their households. You can taste traditional, local foods and wines from indigenous grape varieties and attend eco-events presenting organic products and eco-friendly activities – even as your electric vehicle or e-bike juices up at a charging station!
Outdoor activities in Istria
Istria is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, allowing tourists to enjoy kayaking, windsurfing, hiking and rock climbing. Cyclists can explore over 500 kilometers of cycling trails, including the famous Parenzana Trail, which follows a former narrow-gauge railway route. Along the way, discover charming medieval towns like Grožnjan and Motovun, known for their rich history and stunning views.
