Adriana
Visnjan, Istria
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Accommodation
At a glance
- Sleeps 6
- 1 Double Bedroom
- 2 Twin Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Town House
- Beach 12km
- Shops & Restaurant 230m
- Small Party Rate (up to 4 people)
- Ground Floor: Open plan room with living area (A/C, Smart TV, WiFi) and kitchen/diner (oven, microwave, dishwasher). Bathroom. Central heating.
- First Floor: (open tread staircase to) Landing. Double bedroom (A/C, TV). Twin bedroom (A/C, TV). Shower room.
- Lower Level: (accessed externally from the side lane) Living/dining room with kitchenette (A/C, Sat TV, oven, microwave, WiFi). Twin bedroom. Shower room (washing machine).
- Outside: Covered entrance/dining terrace (baladur). Games/exercise room (multi-gym, x-trainer, table football). Kažun with in-built barbecue, dining table, sink. Open and shaded terraces. Lawn. Private parking.
- Private swimming pool (7m x 4m).
Just a short stroll (230m) from amenities including a bakery, two minimarkets and an excellent pizzeria, this wonderfully appealing town house in the heart of Višnjan boasts impressive views across open countryside to the sea and is perfectly situated for exploring Istria.
Meticulously maintained and classically Croatian, exposed stone walls, vaulted beamed ceilings and polished floorboards add grace and style while a separate self-contained studio on the lower level offers flexibility for sharing parties or mixed age groups.
Outside a lawn and gorgeous sun terrace invite indolence while a perfectly preserved ancient circular kažun (shepherd’s hut) next to the pool houses the summer kitchen/barbecue.
The coast at historic Porec is just 12km, the spectacular picture-postcard scenery around Motovun within a 20 minute drive and Pula is 40 minutes.
- Property Licence No. 3020/1
Pricing & Availability
Additional Pricing Information
All Prices are per property, not per person.
Visitor Registration Fee and Tourist Tax are included in the rental rates.
Where two or more prices are shown for the same date, you pay the amount shown for the number of people in your party.
When the small party rate is paid not all beds will be prepared.
Location of Adriana
Locality
Great Things to Do Near Adriana
The Batanas of Rovinj
Views and Frescoes in Grimalda and Draguc
Whilst in Draguc, visit the church of St Roch. Here, in addition to its view, wonder at its beautiful frescoes which cover nearly the entire interior, created by one master Anthony of Padova. Not to be mistaken with the well known Italian town, Padova is in fact the old name for the little town of Kascerga, near Motovun.
Istria’s largest and best-preserved frescoes, dating from the fifteenth century, are found in the church of sv Marije (St Mary) at Škrijinah, near Beram, just to the north west of Pazin. This is a breathtaking display which covers both ceiling and walls!
Explore Rijeka
Workaday Rijeka is at its no-nonsense best beside the port: maybe a little scruffy but full of character. Stock up for a picnic in the art nouveau market and purchase cheeses, unusual pastries and a great variety of breads or go for a bargain-priced snack in one of the workers' bars amongst the tangle of streets behind.
Cycling and walking along the Parenzana
Have a beach day
The Leaning Tower of Zavrsje
Hop-on-Hop-off
Wild Asparagus (sparuge)
Music and Art in Groznjan
It affords wonderful views out to sea or inland towards the Ucka Mountains, or north to the Julian Alps. The village was abandoned after World War II but 20 years later, it was re-established by a number of artists and craftsmen who exhibit their work in their studios and shops. Pictures, drawings, pottery, ceramics, hand made jewellery and other crafts are displayed in abundance.
Aquacolors - the largest waterpark in Croatia
Spend a day or two abroad
Or spend the day in Venice - take the hydrofoil service from Rovinj, Porec or Pula to this unique city.
You'll need your passports and if you picked your hire car up in Croatia, you'll need to check with your supplier that you can cross the border into Slovenia with it.
Music in Pula's Amphitheatre
Oysters and Mussels in the Limski Kanal
Platforms in the fjord betray the farming of oysters, mussels and fish such as bream and sea bass, encouraged by underwater freshwater springs which render the water partially brackish.
Visit Porec
Funtana and Fažana
Fazana is a colourful town, its quayside backed with pastel-coloured Italianate buildings and many waterfront cafes, bars and restaurants. If you stop for a snack you must try pilchards, emblematic of the town. Try them cold in a marinade of oil, vinegar, water, parsley, rosemary and pepper – the Istrian way!
Vrsar and its Archipelago
The coast around Vrsar is one of the most indented along the Istrian coastline. There are 18 tiny islands and islets to explore - there are a number of companies that offer boat tours including trips for dolphin watching.
Night Skies and Stargazing
Go To Hell!
Take a Trip to the Brijuni Islands
Nearby
Towns/Villages
Porec | 15 mins | |
Novigrad | 20 mins | |
Motovun | 20 mins | |
Groznjan | 25 mins | |
Pazin | 30 mins | |
Buzet | 35 mins | |
Pula | 40 mins |
Beaches
Porec | 20 mins | |
Novigrad | 25 mins | |
Rovinj | 35 mins | |
Medulin | 40 mins | |
Rabac | 1 Hr |
Airports
Pula | 40 mins | |
Trieste | 1 Hr | |
Ljubljana | 1 Hr 40 mins | |
Venice Marco Polo | 2 Hrs 35 mins | |
Venice Treviso | 2 Hrs 40 mins | |
Zagreb | 2 Hrs 50 mins |