Villas in Istria

The typical Istrian town of Labin is set on a hill above the fishing village of Rabac on the south east coast. The area is a haven for history and art lovers with its rich cultural and architectural heritage.

Porec is considered to be the pearl of Croatian tourism and is located at the heart of the western coast of Istria. The charming coastal town has managed to preserve most of its original architecture and offers lovely beaches, a great selection of restaurants and fantastic nightlife.

Sveti Lovrec (Saint Laurence) is a small village located near the heart of Istria and close to Porec and Rovinj making a great base from where to explore this fascinating area of Istria.

Pula is situated right at the southern tip of the peninsula and is the fine capital of Istria. With views of the Adriatic, Pula's unspoiled natural surroundings are magical.

Situated on the south-west of the peninsula and surrounded by twenty-two islands, the historic port of Rovinj is a popular resort, with a rocky coast dotted with pebble and gravel beaches.

In the heart of rural Istria, the small, charming town of Svetvincenat is surrounded by gentle slopes dotted with olive groves and vineyards ideal for biking and walking.

The enchanting town of Groznjan is set high on a hill of vineyards and olive gardens, overlooking nearby villages. Concerts, art and jazz festivals are hosted here, bringing this peaceful little town to life.

Buje is a beautiful hilltop town commanding excellent panorama views. Rich in history, the town developed from a Roman and Venetian settlement into a charming medieval town

This stunning tourist hotspot was once a small fishing village. Set along a richly indented coastline, Medulin is known for its variety of sandy, rocky and pebbly beaches.

Known as the pearl of the Adriatic Sea, with its rich history, elegance and unrivalled beauty, Opatija has become one the most popular holiday seaside towns in Croatia.

Sitting atop a hill, surrounded by lush green forests - Visnjan is as charming as they come. The cobblestone streets tell a story of the village's past. And sampling Istria's local wine and Croatian cuisine here is a must. Why not take a look and experience it for yourself?

On the road from Pula to Rovinj, Vodnjan is a busy little market town rightly known for its selection of renowned restaurants, including reputably the best pizzeria in Istria!

One of the most beautiful towns in Istria, Vrsar is situated on a hill overlooking the mouth of the Lim bay. The view from above is truly magnificent - eighteen beautiful islands resting on the wide blue sea.

Baderna is a small, agricultural village in the heart of Istria, just 12 kilometres from the larger town of Sveti Lovrec where you will find a choice of shops and restaurants.

Barban is a small medieval town located some 25kms northeast of Pula and around 10kms from the sea.

Situated on the south-western coast of Istria is this idyllic fishing village, filled with picturesque squares, narrow stone streets and a beautiful harbour.

The tranquil Istrian village of Kanfanar is located amid attractive countryside within the peninsula’s hinterland. A perfect location if you are looking for a traditional and authentic holiday.

Premantura is a picturesque village situated at the south of the Istrian peninsula. This area is the perfect destination for those seeking natural beauty and cultural heritage with its breath-taking landscapes and typical Mediterranean architecture.

Umag dates back to the Roman occupation of Istria and the scenic old town is built on a small peninsula jutting into the adriatic, delivering wonderful sunsets

This lovely village in central Istria is surrounded by beautiful vineyards and olive groves and is steeped in history.