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Glamping Istria

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Glamping Istria

Istria is the Tuscany of Croatia, a heart-shaped peninsula where vine-covered hills and olive groves alternate with medieval hilltop towns and a coast that blends rocky coves with picture-postcard fishing harbours. Glamping in Istria lets you immerse yourself in a landscape that fuses Italian, Slavic and Austrian influences into a singular identity, with accommodation among truffle woods, Malvazija vineyards and holm oak forests.

The Istrian coast, from Porec and Rovinj to Pula with its Roman amphitheatre, offers a more restrained and elegant Adriatic than Dalmatia. The interior, where the white truffle of Motovun rivals that of Alba and the hilltop villages of Groznjan and Hum seem frozen in time, is perhaps the peninsula's greatest surprise. Glamping in Istria pairs gastronomic sophistication with accessible nature.

Glamping Istria

San Servolo Wellness Homes

Momjanska Ulica 7

Situated in Buje, 13 km from Aquapark Istralandia, San Servolo Wellness Homes features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a...

298 reviews
9.3
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Maistra Camping Amarin Glamping

Monsena 1

Facing the seafront, Maistra Camping Amarin Glamping is a luxury tent offering a 4-star accommodation in Rovinj. It features pool with a view, garden and parking on-site.

Superb 261 reviews
9.0
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Papafigo Glamping

Salvela 60

Set in Vodnjan and only 13 km from Pula Arena, Papafigo Glamping offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Exceptional 135 reviews
9.5
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Camping Homes Mon Perin

San Pol 1

Mon Perin Camping Resort is located by the sea, with 9.5 km of coastline. It covers an area of 400,000 m² and is surrounded by untouched natural scenery.

Superb 3,189 reviews
9.2
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Arena Stoja Camping Homes

Stoja 37

Located on the Stoja Peninsula only a short walk from the sea, Camping Arena Stoja features self-catering mobile homes with a private terrace.

Superb 1,295 reviews
9.3
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Polidor Camping Resort

Bijela Uvala 12

Polidor Camping Resort is situated near Bijela uvala, 1.5 km from the cente of Funtana, 4.5 km from Vrsar and 4.5 km from the centre of Poreč. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.

Superb 1,137 reviews
9.2
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Maistra Camping Koversada Covered Mobile homes

Koversada 1

Maistra Camping Koversada Covered Mobile homes, a property with a bar, is located in Vrsar, 600 metres from AC Koversada Beach, 30 km from Cathedral St.

Exceptional 586 reviews
9.5
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Floria Glamping Garden

GONDOLIĆI 2A

Boasting pool views, Floria Glamping Garden features accommodation with balcony, around 44 km from Pula Arena.

Exceptional 258 reviews
9.5
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Polidor Glamping Resort

Bijela uvala

Situated in Poreč in the Istria region, with Beach Bijela Uvala and Aquapark Aquacolours Poreč nearby, Polidor Glamping Resort provides accommodation with...

516 reviews
8.9
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Eco glamping- FKK Nudist Camping Solaris

Camping Solaris 1

Situated just 500 metres from Solaris Beach, Eco glamping- FKK Nudist Camping Solaris offers accommodation in Poreč with access to a seasonal outdoor...

178 reviews
9.2
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Istrian truffles: the hunt for the black diamond

Istria is one of the few places on Earth where both white and black truffles are found in abundance. The white truffle season, from October to January, draws gourmands from around the world to villages like Motovun and Livade, where Giancarlo Zigante unearthed the largest truffle ever recorded. Guided hunts with truffle dogs through the holm oak forests are a memorable experience. Local restaurants shave it generously over pasta, eggs and risotto with characteristic Istrian lavishness.

Istrian truffles: the hunt for the black diamond
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Rovinj and the coastal towns of Istria

Rovinj, with its Venetian bell tower presiding over an old town of cobbled lanes tumbling down to the sea, is Istria's most beautiful postcard. The islands of the Rovinj archipelago are explored by kayak or boat. Porec preserves the sixth-century Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with splendid Byzantine mosaics. Novigrad offers an authentic fishing harbour and exceptional seafood restaurants. Each coastal town has its own character and rhythm.

Rovinj and the coastal towns of Istria
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Istrian wines and the Malvazija revolution

Istria is living through a wine revolution led by Malvazija Istarska, a white variety producing aromatic, complex wines that are gaining international recognition. Estates such as Kozlovic, Clai and Kabola offer tastings in spectacular vineyard settings. Teran, the indigenous red grown on red soils, partners meat and truffles with character. The Istrian wine route connects small family-run wineries where tastings include olive oil, cheese and homemade charcuterie.

Istrian wines and the Malvazija revolution
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Pula's amphitheatre and the Roman legacy

Pula's amphitheatre, one of the best-preserved in the Roman world, hosts concerts and film festivals under the stars in summer. Built in the first century, its three-tier elliptical structure is as impressive as the Colosseum in Rome. Pula also preserves the Arch of the Sergii, the Temple of Augustus and Roman mosaic remains. The city combines this ancient heritage with a relaxed Mediterranean urban life, with restaurants and bars clustered around the harbour.

Pula's amphitheatre and the Roman legacy

Glamping in Istria offers a refined Mediterranean experience in north-western Croatia. The peninsula, celebrated for its gastronomy, wines and Roman and Venetian heritage, is one of the most complete glamping destinations on the Adriatic coast.

Istrian glamping accommodation benefits from a varied landscape: a rocky coast with crystal-clear western waters, inland hills with vineyards and truffle grounds, and heritage that includes Pula's amphitheatre, the basilica at Porec and the hilltop villages of the interior.

Istria is an ideal glamping destination for food lovers and culture enthusiasts, with Michelin-starred restaurants, artisan wineries, jazz festivals in medieval villages and a network of trails and cycle paths linking coast and interior.