7 days itinerary - Istria East Coast

Day 1: Pomer

Pomer is located on the western side of the Medulin Bay. It was settled in Roman times, which is confirmed by well-preserved excavations of Roman villas and the remains of a thermal spa. Of the historical monuments, the Church of St. Flora from the Byzantine period stands out. Pomer was once well-known for raising and breeding of fish and mollusks, and today there are many seafood restaurants as a result of this. Pomer has a marina and a camp. The marina has 280 berths and 65 dry berths, with the corresponding services: a crane and repair shop. Pomer has many restaurants and inns, bakery, hairdresser's and supermarket. The numerous private rooms and apartments with friendly hosts guarantee a real vacation in a fishing village.

The forests around Pomer are a great place for long walks and bike riding, while water sports equipment rental is available on the beach. Therefore, Pomer is an ideal place for an active holiday.

Day 2: Trget

Set your course for Trget, nestled along the picturesque east coast of Istria. As you sail into Trget's welcoming harbor, you'll be greeted by the sight of colorful fishing boats bobbing gently on the waves. Drop anchor and step ashore to explore this charming fishing village. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with quaint stone houses, where locals gather to share stories of the sea over glasses of Istrian wine and plates of freshly caught seafood.

For the adventurous souls among you, Trget offers ample opportunities for exploration. Dive into the crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, or discover hidden coves, where you can anchor for a secluded swim or a peaceful picnic.

Day 3: Rabac

Rabac, placed in a beautiful bay close to Labin, is a tourist center and harbor on the south-east coast of Istria. The bay is known for its beautiful pebble beaches and rich vegetation, while the place itself is known for its wide range of tourist services. In Rabac, a small fishing settlement until the 19th century, many beautiful houses have been built, turning Rabac into a world renown tourist center and health resort. We recommend it for a family holiday due to its crystal-clear sea, terrific beaches and wide range of tourist services. The promenade along the coast suitable for bike riding, jogging or roller blading, numerous restaurants offering gastronomic specialties for the entire family and many sporting facilities make Rabac the most attractive destination on this part of the Istrian coast. This year, Rabac received the Blue Flag, the international award for ecological quality and standards, for its entire coastline, making it unique in Croatia.

Day 4: Opatija

An unusual combination of natural beauty, healthy powers of the air, sun, sea, and the hospitality of hardworking people of the area acts like magic that attracts you to come back again and again. Opatija's riviera, situated underneath Ucka, will greet you with beautiful paths, stony coast and sandy beaches. It will offer you long, romantic walks by the sea and the first class cultural events on one of the most beautiful open air stages in Europe.

It will welcome you in the excellent restaurants and comfortably accommodate you in the hotels that could talk about eminent and famous guests who knew even 150 years ago how to recognize the pleasures of staying in this beautiful city. The traditions that the Austrian archdukes and princesses along with world's famous scientists and artists have created in the past have opened Opatija's doors to the most modern European trends that this city tries to follow even today. Opatija, an exclusive holiday resort and the centre of the riviera adorned with modern villas, luxurious hotels and exceptional tourist facilities with a century-long tradition. The enchanting beauty of its nature and a mild climate, the spirit of noble tradition combined with varied recreation and attractions, will make your visit to this town a memorable summer. ACI Opatija - northwestern coast of Rijeka Bay. ACI marina Opatija is situated in Ičići, and it is open all year round.

Day 5: Punat

Punat used to be a fisherman's settlement which was first mentioned in a document from 1377. It is situated at the entry to the Punat bay. The name Punat comes most probably from the Greek word "pons", which means "the bridge ". There was a bridge over the narrow entrance to the Puntarska draga bay, connecting Punat with the peninsula Prniba. The small isle of Kosljun with the Franciscan monastery is a historical and natural landmark. With the beaches along the coast and well marked mountain trails is a great place to stay. ACI marina Punat has 830 berths supplied with water and power.

Day 6: Cres

The town of Cres lies on the western, the most fertile, part of the island of the same name which is characterised by its stone, dense coniferous woods and the blue sea.

Find your peace, choose your rock and discover why the island of Cres, whose sky is reigned by griffon vultures, whose soil is embellished by the Vransko Lake, a natural phenomenon, was a favourite destination since Roman times. ACI marina Cres lies in the southern part of Cres harbor, in a long sheltered bay on the western coast of the island of Cres. The marina has 473 berths and 120 boat places on land. All berths have water and power supply, and it is open all year round.

Day 7: Pula

Return to the base