Ferienhaus Sveti Lovreč mit Pool
HR01070-109 • Holiday home • 79 m² • Detached house
Ein freistehendes Ferienhaus mit Pool in Sveti Lovreč, im grünen Landesinneren der Halbinsel Istrien. Das Objekt bietet Platz für 1 (+1) Personen mit 1 Schlafzimmer und 1 Badezimmer.
from 150,– € per night
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Funtana Apartment with Pool & Sea View
HR011021-101 • Holiday apartment • 70 m² • Apartment, Detached house • Near the coast
A cozy holiday apartment with a pool in Funtana, on the west coast of the Istrian peninsula. The property offers space for 4 guests with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. From here, you can enjoy a lovely sea view.
from 146,– € per night
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Funtana Holiday Apartment with Pool
HR011021-102 • Holiday apartment • 35 m² • Apartment, Detached house • Near the coast
A cosy holiday apartment with a pool in Funtana, on the west coast of the Istrian peninsula. The property offers space for 2 guests, with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom.
from 110,– € per night
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Funtana Holiday Apartment with Sea View
HR011021-104 • Holiday apartment • 80 m² • Apartment, Semi-detached house
A cozy holiday apartment in Funtana, on the west coast of the Istrian peninsula. The property offers space for 6 guests with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. From here you can enjoy a beautiful sea view.
Last minute · available from 16/11/2026
from 156,– € per night
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Holiday Apartment Brajkovici with Pool
HR011053-102 • Holiday apartment • 55 m² • Apartment, Detached house
A family-friendly holiday apartment with a pool in Brajkovici, in the green inland of the Istrian peninsula. The property offers space for 4 guests, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
from 85,– € per night
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Archaeological site, ancient city
Ancient Histri village.
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Fort
Fort San Giorgio is a fortress on the hill of the same name in Pula in Istria, near the municipal cemetery. Austria had it built in the 19th century to protect the main harbour of its navy.
Photo: Orlovic · CC BY-SA 2.5 · Wikimedia Commons
Fort
Fort Monvidal (Utvrda Monvidal) is a land fort on Monvidal hill in Pula, built in the 19th century by the Austrian Empire to protect the naval harbour. Horseshoe-shaped, partly dug into the hill and built entirely of stone, it later served as a store, a restaurant and a bar, among other things.
Photo: Jeroen Komen from Utrecht, Netherlands · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Roman amphitheatre, archaeological site
The Arena Pula is a Roman amphitheatre in the city of Pula in Istria and is one of the best-preserved from antiquity. Its facade of white limestone remains largely in its original state, with two rows of arches and an upper storey with window niches.
Photo: Thomas Pusch · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Sculpture
The monument to the fighters of the People's Liberation Struggle and the victims of fascism is a sculpture group by the sculptor Vanja Radauš in Titov park, directly on the waterfront promenade in Pula. On the sea side, in front of a stone wall, it shows two groups of naked, dying men; on the back of the white stone wall stands a female figure as a mother holding an apple in her hand.
Photo: Fritz Geller-Grimm · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Catholic cathedral
The Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary is located in Pula, on the south side of the bay, at the foot of the hill with the Venetian fortress. It is a Catholic cathedral and, alongside the Euphrasian Basilica, one of the two episcopal seats of the Diocese of Poreč and Pula.
Photo: Viktar Palstsiuk · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Sea inlet near Kloštar
The Limski kanal is a narrow sea inlet on the west coast of Istria, geologically a ria, which continues inland as the dry valley of Limska Draga. Wooded slopes rise along its shores, with the peaks of Mukaba (122 m) and Kapa (121 m).
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Mountain range near Kostrčani
The Učka is a mountain range in the east of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia, above the Kvarner Bay and close to Opatija and Rijeka. The highest peak is the Vojak at about 1,400 metres; other elevations include Suhi vrh, Plas and Mali Planik.
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River valley near Kranceti
The Mirna Valley (Dolina Mirne) is the valley of the 53-kilometre-long Mirna, which crosses Istria in Croatia from east to west. The river rises near Hum and flows into the Adriatic Sea at Novigrad.
Photo: Jarba · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Cape and nature reserve near Premantura
Cape Kamenjak, locally Donji Kamenjak, forms the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. The protected area covers about 4 square kilometres and is managed as a public institution.
Photo: Ranko · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Archipelago near Fažana
Brijuni is an archipelago in the northern Adriatic off the west coast of Istria, close to Fažana. Its 14 islands have been a national park since 1983, and the protected area including the surrounding waters covers about 34 km².
Photo: Bonč · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Lake near Grdoselo
Butoniga is a reservoir in central Istria, near Grdoselo. It covers about 2.5 square kilometres among low hills, including Brdo (461 m), Padova (443 m), Finida (420 m), Sv.
Photo: Modzzak · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Gorge near Beram
The Pazinska jama is a cave and ponor near the town of Pazin in Istria, into which the Pazinčica stream disappears. It lies on the border between grey and red Istria and is considered a notable hydrogeological phenomenon in the Dinaric Karst; the area is protected as an important landscape.
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Mountain range near Grdoselo
Ćićarija is a mountain range in northern Istria, part of the karst of the Dinaric Alps. The data give a height of 1,272 metres for the ridge; named peaks include Orljak (1,106 m), Medvižica (1,087 m) and Razsušica (1,083 m).
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Gorge near Kostrčani
Vela Draga is a valley, or canyon, about 3.5 kilometres long in Istria, on the western side of Učka Nature Park. The area has been under nature protection since 1963 and has additionally been protected as a geomorphological natural monument since 1998.
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Sea inlet near Vlakovo
Raša Bay (Raški zaljev) is an arm of the sea on the east coast of Istria, southwest of Labin. It is about 12 kilometres long and on average around one kilometre wide.
Photo: Croq · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Nature reserve near Cocaletto
The Palud Bird Reserve (Ornitološki rezervat Palud) is a nature reserve in Istria, about ten kilometres south of Rovinj and not far from the coast. It comprises a brackish marsh with reeds and dense vegetation; around the wetland grow forests of downy oak and holm oak, and in the north large willows stand in the water.
Photo: Sl-Ziga · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
River valley near Kaštel
The Dragonja valley (Dolina Dragonje) in Istria follows the river of the same name, about 30 kilometres long, down to the Adriatic. In places the river marks the border between Croatia and Slovenia.
Most of our houses are in the south of the peninsula, around Pula, Medulin, Ližnjan, Banjole and Premantura. Beaches and coves are close by, Cape Kamenjak is a protected nature area, and Pula with its Roman amphitheatre has an old town for rainy days and evenings.
The west coast with Poreč and Rovinj still shows its Venetian past. Off the coast lie dozens of small islands, most only a stone’s throw from the mainland and ideal for swimming and water sports.
If you are looking for peace and quiet, stay in a stone house inland, for example around Vodnjan, Svetvinčenat or Žminj. The coast is usually about half an hour away by car. Country inns serve the region’s cooking with Italian, Central European and Slavic influences, along with wines such as Malvazija and Teran.
For swimming: June to September (sea from 22 °C). Calm sea for children: June to August (waves mostly under half a metre). For hiking and cycling: May, October. For sailing and surfing: September (often wind of force 4 or more).
| Month | Air (day/night) | Sea | Sunshine per day | Rainy days | Days over 30 °C | Calm sea | Windy days (force 4+) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 9 / 6 °C | 12 °C | 6,2 h | 10 | 0 | 47 % | 16 |
| February | 9 / 6 °C | 10 °C | 7,6 h | 9 | 0 | 49 % | 15 |
| March | 12 / 8 °C | 11 °C | 9,6 h | 10 | 0 | 52 % | 17 |
| April | 15 / 11 °C | 13 °C | 11,0 h | 10 | 0 | 63 % | 15 |
| May | 19 / 16 °C | 17 °C | 12,5 h | 10 | 0 | 73 % | 13 |
| June | 24 / 20 °C | 22 °C | 13,2 h | 8 | 0 | 82 % | 10 |
| July | 26 / 22 °C | 25 °C | 13,5 h | 6 | 1 | 82 % | 11 |
| August | 27 / 22 °C | 25 °C | 12,6 h | 7 | 2 | 81 % | 10 |
| September | 22 / 18 °C | 22 °C | 10,6 h | 10 | 0 | 63 % | 14 |
| October | 18 / 15 °C | 19 °C | 8,6 h | 12 | 0 | 56 % | 15 |
| November | 14 / 11 °C | 17 °C | 6,5 h | 14 | 0 | 39 % | 18 |
| December | 10 / 7 °C | 14 °C | 5,9 h | 12 | 0 | 49 % | 16 |
Average 1995–2024. Source: Copernicus Climate Change Service, ERA5.
It depends on what you are looking for. These are the places where most homes match:
How the homes describe their surroundings — the places with the highest share:
The 1077 holiday homes in Istria start at 43,– € per night. Each home’s calendar shows the price for your dates.
From 1 to 22 guests. The homes have 1 to 10 bedrooms.
Yes, 421 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home with dog” in Croatia
Yes, 509 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home with pool” in Croatia
Yes, 33 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Villa with pool” in Croatia
Yes, 59 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home with heated pool” in Croatia
Yes, 261 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home with sea view” in Croatia
Yes, 185 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for families” in Croatia
Yes, 588 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday apartment” in Croatia
Yes, 390 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home by the sea” in Croatia
Yes, 101 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for groups” in Croatia
Yes, 273 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home inland” in Croatia
Yes, 430 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for 4 people” in Croatia
Yes, 226 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for 6 people” in Croatia
Yes, 150 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for 8 people” in Croatia
Yes, 60 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for 10 people” in Croatia
Yes, 41 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday home for 12 people” in Croatia
Yes, 133 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Last-minute holiday home” in Croatia
Yes, 571 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Holiday with an electric car” in Croatia
Yes, 506 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “South Istria” in Croatia
Yes, 116 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “West Istria” in Croatia
Yes, 72 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “East Istria” in Croatia
Yes, 96 of 1077 holiday homes in Istria match. All holiday homes for “Central Istria” in Croatia
In high season, 329 of 1077 homes have a fixed changeover day, mostly Saturday; at the others you can arrive on any day. Each home’s calendar shows which days apply.
For swimming: June to September (sea from 22 °C). Calm sea for children: June to August (waves mostly under half a metre). For hiking and cycling: May, October. For sailing and surfing: September (often wind of force 4 or more).
By car, without breaks: Graz 400 km, about 4 h 40 min; Salzburg 470 km, about 5 h 30 min; Wien 570 km, about 6 h 40 min; München 600 km, about 6 h 50 min; Innsbruck 460 km, about 6 h 50 min; Linz 610 km, about 7 h; Nürnberg 770 km, about 8 h 20 min
Roads and driving times based on data from © OpenStreetMap · Improve the map
Through Austria and Slovenia you need a vignette in both countries (in Slovenia digital only); some Austrian tunnels charge an extra toll, such as the Tauern and Karawanken tunnels. In Croatia you pay the motorway toll per section at the toll booth, in cash or by card. Croatia has been part of the Schengen area since 2023 and uses the euro.
By plane: Pula (PUY) 19 km, about 29 min; Rijeka (RJK) 125 km, about 2 h; Triest (TRS) 157 km, about 2 h 20 min — continue from the airport by rental car.
Yes, in season passenger catamarans (no cars) run from Pula, Rovinj, Poreč and Umag to Venedig. The nearest port: Pula 11 km, about 23 min; days and timetables change every year.
Istria is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic and the region where you will find most of our holiday homes. More than half have a pool. There are also villas with a heated pool for spring and autumn, and large houses with room for families and groups.
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Since 2005, we have been arranging holiday homes in Croatia and carefully selecting every property. For each house, we show beaches, sights and cycling routes nearby – with actual routes rather than straight-line distances.
