Pula
Pula is the largest city in Istria, known for its rich history and vibrant modern spirit. The city's most famous symbol is the Roman amphitheater – the Pula Arena – one of the best-preserved ancient amphitheaters in the world, which still serves today as a unique venue for film festivals and concerts.
Living or vacationing in Pula means enjoying the charm of historical landmarks (like the Temple of Augustus and the Arch of the Sergii) along with all the conveniences of an urban center. As the region's economic and administrative hub, Pula offers a well-developed infrastructure, including efficient public transportation and quality healthcare facilities. The city is surrounded by the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea and boasts some of Istria's most beautiful beaches, ideal for swimming and water sports. Just off the coast lies the Brijuni National Park, inviting exploration of untouched nature. The Mediterranean climate, excellent Istrian cuisine, and welcoming atmosphere further enhance Pula's appeal.
Whether you're enjoying a summer evening in the ancient Roman arena or spending a day at the beach, Pula seamlessly blends a rich cultural heritage with a comfortable, modern lifestyle.
Peroj
Peroj is a charming Istrian village that offers peace and tradition just steps away from the sea. Located only about 1 km from the coast and in the immediate vicinity of the fishing town of Fažana, Peroj provides the quiet of rural life within reach of larger cultural centers. This area has been prized as a summer retreat since Roman times, as evidenced by local archaeological sites. Residents and visitors of Peroj enjoy a splendid view of the Brijuni National Park archipelago just off the shoreline. The village itself also boasts its own historical landmarks, such as the Church of St. Stephen and the Orthodox Church of St. Spiridon, reflecting its unique cultural heritage.
Peroj is also widely known for its production of high-quality olive oil, a true Istrian specialty, with local taverns offering a taste of the authentic cuisine of the region. Practical advantages of this location include the proximity to the city of Pula (only 12 km away), where you can easily take advantage of urban amenities and visit attractions such as the Roman amphitheater.
In Peroj, you can truly experience the relaxed Mediterranean way of life – surrounded by nature and tradition, yet with all the benefits of being close to popular destinations – making it an ideal place for living and vacationing.
Loborika
Loborika is a tranquil village just 7 km northeast of Pula, offering an idyllic rural atmosphere within easy reach of city amenities. It is located directly north of Pula’s international airport, which means excellent transport connectivity, while at the same time it retains a peaceful way of life away from the bustle of the city.
The village is surrounded by gentle countryside and is known for its equestrian center and cycling trails that allow you to enjoy outdoor activities in the fresh Istrian air. Despite its rural charm, Loborika is only a few minutes’ drive from the Adriatic coast – the sea and beaches are very close – so seaside leisure and swimming are always within reach. In local traditional taverns, visitors can taste authentic Istrian cuisine and wines, reflecting the region’s rich gastronomic heritage. Here the community lives at a slower, Mediterranean pace, with the advantage of being close to Pula and all its shops, schools, and cultural attractions.
Whether you are looking for a peaceful place to vacation or a new home, Loborika offers the perfect blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and the practical benefits of a well-connected location.
