The Pula and Medulin region in southern Istria offers a variety of trails suitable for amateurs, families, and professionals, featuring scenic views of the sea, ports, and pine forests.
The south of Istria, just like other places on the peninsula, offers numerous possibilities to do sports and spend time in nature. You only have to choose your desired path. Being on shorter or longer, easier or harder, up or down the hills trails, you will certainly enjoy beautiful panoramas of the sea, ports, cultural attractions and nature's beauties. Amateurs, families with children as well as professionals, yearning top preparations on the fresh sea air and pine forests, will like them.
A scenic 3.8 km coastal hiking trail in Poreč that winds through pine forests, past beaches, and offers beautiful panoramic views of the town.
The area around Rovinj offers a variety of forest trails perfect for trekking, allowing visitors to explore Istria's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
A scenic coastal hiking trail near Poreč that winds through olive groves, past Roman ruins, and offers beautiful views of the Adriatic Sea.
Bijela uvala in Funtana is an attractive snorkeling destination on the western Istrian coast, featuring two unique caves and a rich underwater world of colorful algae, warty crabs, and diverse fish species.
The Labin/Rabac region offers a variety of trails ranging from light, recreational paths to more challenging routes, all set within the beautiful, untouched nature of eastern Istria.
Porto Bus is a beautiful cove on the Bale coast, offering a unique snorkeling experience within a special paleontological reserve where dinosaur fossils have been discovered.