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- Brijuni Brijuni is an archipelago and a national park outside Pula and Fažana in Istria, Croatia. The archipelago was the summer residence for Tito and now for Croatia's president. In the Brijuni Islands there is a safari park and a golf course. The archipelago is called Brioni in Italian and has named the Italian clothing brand Brioni. It is also an oasis of the magnificent harmony between humans, animals and plants. There are almost 700 plant species and about 250 species of birds on the islands, while the mild Mediterranean climate makes it a pleasant spa resort. - Rovinj Istria is one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia. Guests who come to Rovinj once can not forget it and will return often. The charm of Rovinj is the well-preserved houses and the romantic streets with them good restaurants. Rovinj is located on the western side of the Istrian peninsula, from the Limfjord in the north, to the town of Valle (Bale) (recommended to visit)

Holiday apartment located just outside Pula Center. Ideal for families with children as it only takes a few minutes to the inner city of Pula by car as well as the house is close to the main route which is the main route to get to the beaches. The nearest shopping center is just a few steps from the house where you will find everything from grocery stores to clothing stores. A lovely walk through the center of Pula where there is plenty of summer entertainment and good restaurants as well as the many sights from the Roman times.

- Kamenjak Swimming, sunbathing and swimming in the area of ​​this protected landscape is truly a wonderful experience. This is the southernmost part of the Istrian peninsula, which covers an area of ​​about 404 hectares and is surrounded by 30 km of coastline with many coves and miniature beaches and has in the last year been exposed to the most beautiful bathing places in the world. The world famous travel guide Lonely Planet includes Kamenjak on the list of the most secluded beaches and ranks Kamenjak as one of the most private places in the Mediterranean. You can reach Kamenjak by car, bike or boat. An entrance fee is charged for all vehicles entering the protected landscape. those who arrive by bicycle or on foot enter for free. This applies to visitors who enter Kamenjak from June to September. The protected landscape is open from 7 to 21.