Where is Porec?

Porec is located on the coast of the largest Croatian peninsula, Istria.

The most important tourist recreation area in Croatia is only about 6-8 hours by car from Munich.
Porec is connected both by road and by sea, and the airports of Pula, Rijeka and Trieste are not far away. In this hilly landscape, the natural Mediterranean vegetation alternates with vineyards, olive groves, fields, as well as small oak and spruce forests, which often extend to the sea. The coastline of Porec, including its offshore islands, extends to 37 kilometers.

The mild Mediterranean climate ensures an average temperature of around 5 degrees Celsius even in winter and 24 degrees in the hottest month of August. The sea water quality in Istria is excellent and the bathing season here lasts from May to October.

The Istrian landscape is famous and popular for its colorful nature, green forests and numerous orchards. The coast is popular with boat charters because of its diversity and the many secluded and sheltered bays. A visitor to Istria can decide whether to enjoy the tranquility of the relaxing bays or whether to prefer the hustle and bustle of the beach localities.

Getting there

Arrival by car:
- from the north:
Munich-Salzburg-Villach-Ljubljana-Kopar direction Pula-Novigrad-Porec exit

or

Munich-Salzburg-Villach-Udine-Kopar direction Pula-Novigrad-Porec exit

Arrival by bus:
- e.g. with Touring Eurolines bus trips or FlixBus to Porec

Sea way:
- with your own boat over the international border crossing in the port of Porec
- with the seasonal shipping line Trieste-Porec-Pula
- with the seasonal sea routes Venice-Porec and Grado-Trieste-Porec

Arrival by plane:
- Regular airlines or charter flights to Pula Airport
- By plane taxi or with sport planes to the sport airport Vrsar

Arrival by train:
- Regular service to Pazin (32 km) or Koper (Slovenia, 55 km)

Why to Porec?

Active vacation:
Due to the pleasant climate for outdoor activities and the numerous good sports facilities for indoor sports, Istria is in great demand for all seasons.

Mediterranean in the heart of Europe:
Very good road connections to major European cities.

Water sports from early summer to autumn:
Water skiing, wakeboarding, scuba diving, windsurfing, sailing, snorkeling, swimming, sport fishing, tennis, beach volleyball, ...

Culinary specialties:
The culinary offer is huge, from wines of the area, fresh fish, Istrian raw ham, as well as classic regional dishes with truffles and wild asparagus, ..
Numerous culinary festivals and events.

Popular activities in spring and autumn:
The mild climate at this time of year is appreciated by many international sports teams: tennis is in great demand in Porec due to the numerous and good tennis courts. Hikes and bike rides in the magical and pristine green, hilly hinterland are also worthwhile. There are numerous towns of cultural and historical interest to discover.

Relaxing vacation:
If you want to relax from everyday work with your family:
- Where beaches are everywhere surrounded with green and blue
- Where you don't need a car
- Where you can find your beach in peace