News

The Vižula peninsula has long been recognized as one of the most important archaeological sites in Istria, and starting this September, visitors can experience its rich history in a whole new way. With the opening of the Explora Vižula Interpretation Center, Medulin’s ancient heritage comes to life through interactive content, multimedia, and engaging stories of Roman life.

Some travellers dream of sandy shallows, while others prefer rocky coves, clear water and a more adventurous coastline. At Arena Stupice, Arena Medulin and Arena Stoja, three very different beach experiences await.

At the southernmost tip of Istria, Cape Kamenjak feels like the coastline stripped back to its wild essentials: limestone cliffs, aromatic Mediterranean plants and remarkably clear water hidden among 30 bays and 11 uninhabited islets.

Lonely Planet recently singled out Kamenjak when naming Istria fifth among the 16 best places to visit in Croatia. Once you experience this protected landscape, it is easy to understand why.

While Medulin is mostly known for its rocky and pebbly coastline, Bijeca stands out with a full kilometer of soft sand and a very gradual, shallow entry into the sea. As the town's most famous beach, it provides the ideal setting for families to comfortably spend the entire day together.