Thursday, September 2, 2010
Istrian peninsula
Holidays – Stunning lakes and mountainsIn the north-west of Croatia, close to the borders of Slovenia and Italy, lies the beautiful . A land of beautiful beaches, of a vibrant and mixed culture set against the beautiful backdrop of the Ucka Mountains, Istria is sure to delight on your next lakes and mountains holiday. Truly the centre of Europe, Istria has passed from the hands of Austria to Italy to Yugoslavia and finally to Croatia all in the past century. Istria can be reached through the local airport at Pula, or for more options there are also the airports at Split, Dubrovnik and Zagreb. Holidays in the Istria Peninsula – Explore the natural landscapes of central Istria The beauty of the is truly difficult to compare. With Mediterranean beaches, medieval towns and a lush green interior of high mountain peaks and rolling valleys, the only thing one might be pushed to find on cheap holidays in Istria is time to see everything you want. Istria can be divided into three regions for you to explore; Western, Eastern and Central Istria, each with its own unique treasures waiting to be discovered. The wooded interior of Central Istria is dotted with towns steeped in local history and culture. The quality of the natural surroundings are exceptional and a true rarity among most Mediterranean destinations. Holidays – History, culture and beaches Eastern Istria is known as the land where the mountains meet the sea, and is a haven for artists. The pretty towns of Labin and Rabac and their beaches in the north compete for attention with the history of the Pula and Medulin regions. There, early Catholic churches sit alongside Roman temples and Austrian villas in this mammoth of historical significance. From here we move to the western region of Istia, home to the more bustling tourist town of Porec, full of bars and clubs. If it’s time to let your hair down, this is the place for you. With so much variety on offer, the awaits you on your next lakes and mountains holiday in Croatia.
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