Istria has a 539 kilometer long coast on the Adriatic. With an average of 2,400 hours of sunshine per year, the region around Poreč and Rovinj is one of the sunniest areas in the northern Mediterranean and the Adriatic. In the summer months, the sun shines in Istria for up to 10 hours a day and the water of the Adriatic has a very pleasant temperature of 26⁰C. Romantic bays and monitored beach areas invite you to swim in the Adriatic. The water quality of the Adriatic is strictly controlled and is among the best in the world. The pleasant, Mediterranean climate of Istria, with mild winters, a warm spring and autumn and its sunny, dry summers, invites you to unforgettable vacation weeks all year round. Families, from young to old, appreciate this very much.

The Istrian peninsula enchants with its natural, Mediterranean flora and fauna. The Mediterranean climate along the coast gradually changes to a continental climate when you travel inland. Istria is probably the largest green oasis in the Mediterranean. Picturesque vineyards, old olive groves, blooming meadows and fields, evergreen, dense macchia bushes, fairytale oak forests and picturesque pines that stretch to the Adriatic coast make Istria a unique and special region on the Adriatic. Dreamy villages with luxurious holiday homes and dreamlike villas blend discreetly into the landscape. You will search in vain for something comparable in the Mediterranean. Even if you have spent your vacation in Istria often, you will always discover new surprises and see the country in a different light.