Villa Croatia, Istria, Labin, Villa Anouschka

Enjoy peace and a magnificent sea view! A semi-detached villa with three terraces (always sun and shade always!) 10 min. From beach and lovely towns. Private parking, 3 pitches, an outdoor barbecue and a children's pool.

The house offers majestic views over the Adriatic Sea on the jagged coastline of the island of Cres approximately 3km. The location offers peace while still not "in the middle of nowhere staying. The house is part of a group of 12 houses built in 2008-2009, of which an individual is permanently occupied. Within a radius of 300 meters are still some traditional houses and a farm: 'living' do from spring until autumn in the living room and the adjoining terrace on the 1st floor. Sunbathers have the large terrace at their disposal, and in days with a cool breeze is also the terrace a great place near the entrance to sit out of the wind and in the sun.

For the 'normal' daily contacts and messages Labin is the most appropriate place, while terraces and beaches Rabac much to offer heeft.Je comes in fifteen minutes by car. A car is essential! Parking on the private car park in front of the house (place for 3 cars)


Places that are worth a visit in any order, in time from Mali Kosi:

Pula, one hour: The largest city in Istria, but only for a small proportion of interest: Roman Arena, City gate from Roman times and the Forum. The streets are several terraces where locals come. At the forum you will find only tourists, but also the tourist information with maps and guides. They provide, among other things, the guide Enjoy Istra from all places in the whole of Istria. There is a permanent market in the center.

Rijeka, an hour, a major port, which appears to have a gezeligge downtown to our surprise.

Opatija and Lovran, an hour: Old seaside resorts with lots of style and atmosphere. The (coastal) route it through the ride itself waard.Een walk right along the coast to Lovran Opatija you past magnificent villas (Villa livability of Empress Sissi) and Mediterranean vegetation.
Terget half an hour: a small harbor with the right restaurant with excellent grilled scampi.

West Coast: This side of Istria is significantly flatter, with less natural and more tourism in the form of apartments, marinas with everything on it, and especially very large campsites.
Porec, an hour from Pazin: The biggest tourist attraction. Church with famous (Unesco World Heritage), medieval mosaics. Waterfront with some good terraces.
Rovinje, a full hour through Pula: Picturesque harbor town with a number of busy shopping streets. We think this is the best town on the west coast.
Novigrad, a full hour through Pazin: a small town with a large marina.
Umag: a half hours, there is little that is worthwhile.

South Coast: here is not much left of the beautiful nature. The area is a huge holiday without specific points.

interior:
Pazin, half an hour: the administrative center where nothing is, except for the Kastel with an externally visible caves where Jules Verne wrote about
Motovun, an hour, a beautiful old town where you just walk to the upper part komen.Zeer you worth, which also applies to the area with its wine route
Grosnjan, more than five minutes: a beautiful artists town, a detour worth it!
Buzet, an hour: the center of the truffle culture. Not very worth it.

surroundings
Koper / Capodistria, one and a half hours, is located just outside of Istria and belongs to Slovenia, but much like the other places on the West Coast. It has a nice center where the former Venetian influence reading clearly is off.

Trieste, a half hour, the great Italian port has a lot of work on the restoration of its monumental center adjacent to the harbor and is well worth a visit.

Plitvice Lakes, one of the most impressive parks in Europe, approximately two and half hours. They do not stand for anything on the UNESCO list of world.