Nearby Towns

The nearest resort town with a long sandy beach, a bustling promenade, restaurants, and a supermarket. Great for an evening walk or a bigger grocery run.

A quiet fishing village on the southern Istrian coast. Small harbour, a few konobas, and a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for a short bike ride from Vila Sanja.

A small village with a local feel, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. Close to several pebble coves and the Ližnjan-Medulin bay coastline.

The main city of Istria, home to one of the world's best-preserved Roman amphitheatres. Also worth seeing: the Forum, Temple of Augustus, Triumphal Arch, and the old town. International airport nearby.

A coastal suburb northwest of Pula with a popular beach and camping area. Easy access to Pula's amenities while staying on the waterfront.

A small inland Istrian village surrounded by farmland and typical Istrian countryside. A glimpse into the slower, rural side of the peninsula.

A seaside settlement near Fažana with a calm bay, campsites, and easy access to the Brijuni Islands ferry. Popular with families and sailors.

A charming fishing town and the main departure point for the Brijuni Islands National Park. Lovely harbour promenade, fresh seafood restaurants, and a lively local market.

A national park archipelago of 14 islands just off Fažana, famous for its safari park, Roman ruins, and as the former summer residence of Yugoslav leader Tito. Reached by ferry from Fažana.

Known for its remarkably preserved mummified saints kept in the Church of St. Blaise, one of Istria's most unusual attractions. The old town features Venetian-style architecture and truffle shops.

A tranquil village with an interesting history, settled by Montenegrin families in the 17th century, it retains its own Orthodox church. Close to the Peroj beach and the Brijuni views.