Visiting Rovinj? Plan your activities and day trips with this guide on the best things to do in Rovinj Croatia!
Rovinj is one of the most popular places in Croatia, and an excellent destination for couples, foodies, camping enthusiasts, and artists.
It's the Croatian version of St. Tropez before all the glitz and glamour, small, charming, laid back, and artistic. Yet, with the two top-notch 5star hotels that belong to the Leading Hotels of the World, and the highest accommodation rates in Croatia (along with Dubrovnik), Rovinj also attracts affluent guests without feeling posh or pretentious. Rovinj is one of those places you easily fall in love with; one of those places that simply feels right.
You can walk its cobbled streets, get lost within the old town, have a glass of wine by the sea, watch the world go by, and feel good.
Vera and I live near Rovinj and visit it almost daily. We share below all the things we love to do in Rovinj. We hope you'll find something for yourself.
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What To Do In Rovinj: Our List of the best things to do in Rovinj
Small, walkable town, Rovinj is easily visited on foot, and it will only take you a couple of hours to see all its attractions. However, Rovinj will charm you into repeatedly exploring its cobblestone streets, discovering lovely corners, and relaxing on many outdoor terraces.
Whether you travel alone, as a couple, or family with kids, and regardless of your budget – our list of what to do in Rovinj is the place to plan your Rovinj activities!
1. Have a gelato in the Gelateria Italia
This small ice cream parlor, run by an Italian family from Brescia, has the best ice cream in Rovinj. But for us, also, the best gelato in all of Istria. Their gelato is freshly made, natural, yummy; it comes in a variety of flavors and is crafted right there on spot, often in front of your eyes. Don't miss grabbing a scoop of a favorite Rovinj treat!
2. Dine with style at Monte
Foodies' will like to know that the first-ever Michelin-starred restaurant in Croatia is in Rovinj. Monte serves exquisite and yummy, creatively presented dishes, and an impressive wine list highlighting the best Croatian wines. Add to that a romantic atmosphere, and friendly and attentive service, and you'll understand why the dining experience in the restaurant Monte is a must-do in Rovinj for all foodies.
3. Climb the bell tower
Said to be exact, though a smaller, replica of St. Marco's in Venice, the Rovinj bell tower stands 60 m high above the ground. You need to pay a small fee to climb up, and the stairs aren't in the best shape. However, the views are great and well worth a climb. Snap few photos while atop.
4. Taste fisherman’s pie at the Maestral
If you are into seafood, you can't leave Rovinj without tasting the fisherman's pie at Meastral, an open-air restaurant at Rovinj's waterfront. It's Rovinj's version of Komiza pie, a kind of flatbread filled with tomatoes, onions, salty anchovies, and drizzled with olive oil.
5. Watch the sunsets
You can't visit one of the most romantic places in all Croatia and then not enjoy at least a sunset or two. Get to the Puntulina, Mediterraneo, or the XL bar for a sundowner, or set yourself for a picnic in the Lone Bay while watching the sun goes down in Rovinj.
6. Take a dolphin boat tour
This is one of the most popular and the cheapest boat tours in Rovinj. And with so many dolphins in Rovinj's waters, seeing them is 100% guaranteed. Besides, you get to see Rovinj from the sea, a spectacle in its own right.
7. Eat at the smallest terrace in Rovinj
The Male Madlene is the quirkiest restaurant in town! This is really a one-woman show. The owner, in her 60s, is your host, cook, waiter, and storyteller (if you want). You sit in what seems like her own house (where she actually lives!), either in a small dining room or at the smallest waterfront terrace in Rovinj (four small tables only!). The food is yummy! And trust us, if you are a serious foodie, the experience is something you will remember!
8. Have a drink at the Mediterraneo
Mediterraneo is the quirky little bar just at the water's edge with lovely seating, some literally perched on the rocks. The place is colorful, has a chilled vibe, friendly staff, and reasonable prices. Just come for a sundowner and enjoy the views and the music!
9. Take a ride in a traditional Batana
The traditional Batana boat truly represents Rovinj's long fishing tradition. Don't miss a ride around Rovinj's old town in this traditional boat. The cruise departs from Mali Mol at 7.30 pm, every Tuesday and Thursday during the summer. The price of the ride is around 13 € per person. A must-do!
10. Hear Rovinj’s traditional Bitinada singing
Bitinada singing is so unique, and so enjoyable that it is a kind of polyphonic folk music from Rovinj traditionally performed by fishermen and farmers. A good way to hear this singing, to experience local food and a way of life is to book dinner at Spacio, a typical Rovinj tavern, where the local singers bring entertainment during and after dinner.
11. Visit energy fields on the Red Island
Red Island is a popular swimming spot for locals and tourists alike. However, not many know that the island has six energy fields: love & creativity, energy, life & death, wisdom, and freedom. They are a great source of tranquility, balance, rejuvenation, and positive energy. If you can do with a little bit more of any of these, hop on the boat and go feel these centers of energy yourself. The boat departs every hour from 5.30 am to 00.30 am, and the ticket costs 10.62 € for adults and 5.31 € for kids.
12. Rock climbing at the Punta Corrente
The rock climbing site stands in the former quarry, in the Punta Corrente Park, barely 20 m away from the sea. All climbing routes are bolt-fixed on sharp hard limestone rocks, and many of them are suitable for beginners.
A local agency, Adistra, offers guided climbing with all equipment provided. A tour lasts 4-6 hours and costs 60€ per person.
13. Visit St. Catherine’s Island
A small island off the shores of Rovinj, St. Catherine Island has beautiful gardens and parks featuring over 450 different plants. Beaches here are rocky, and drinks are expensive. However, the views over the old town are lovely, and the boat ride (the same boat that also serves Red Island) is affordable and lovely.
14. Bike to the campsite Vestar
Take an easy and flat cycling path along the sea from Rovinj through the Punta Corrente Park, Villas Rubin, and Polari Resort all the way to the camping Vestar. The campsite Vestar is an excellent place, not too big, with a busy harbor for small boats. There is a small beach bar at the dock, and it is a fantastic place to chill out between the biking!
15. Or … Cycle the Limes Trail
If you are a more experienced cyclist and ready to make a 40 km round through Rovinj's nature, go take on the Limes Trail. It starts and ends at the Amarin Resort. You'll pass by interesting natural and cultural sites, including ruins of the small historic churches, the Maklavun archaeological site, Rupnjak Pond, and Haber's Horseriding Center. Also, halfway through, plan a stop at the St. Martin viewpoint!
There are a few rent-a-bike places, like Rental Center or Rovinj Bike Rentals in Rovinj, with prices going from 20 € for a daily bike rental.
16. Visit Batana Museum
A traditional fishing boat from Rovinj, Batana, is integral to the town's history and people. There is a small but interesting museum dedicated to this traditional boat. The entrance for adults costs 3.32 €.
17. Visit ruins
Visit the archaeological site of Monkodonjo. The site dates back to the Bronze Age. It is situated 5 km east of Rovinj. 1 km long stone walls encircled the settlement.
It consisted of three parts: the central barrow, the crafts district, and the living quarters. Over a thousand people lived here. Today, you can visit the ruins of this once-important settlement.
18. Go bird watching
Palud, a swampy area 10 km from Rovinj, is the only ornithological site in Istria. It's an excellent place for those who enjoy bird watching. Due to its geomorphology, this site is home to many migratory and resident birds, turtles, eels, mullets, etc. Over the year, more than 200 bird species visit this area.
Palud is open year-round, and it's free of charge unless you would like to be accompanied by a professional guide. A professional guide is available on request.
19. Go shipwreck diving
The most popular scuba diving site out of Rovinj is the shipwreck Baron Gautsch, one of the best-preserved and most-visited shipwrecks in all of Croatia. Sunk in 1914, this passenger steamer was 85 m long and 12 m wide. Today, the wreck lies at depths of 28-40 m, 12,5 nm off the coast of Rovinj. Many local diving centers offer organized dives to the Baron Gautsch site.
20. Paddle into sunset
Bring a date for this gentle paddling tour at sunset in the waters around Rovinj. Take in the sights, enjoy the sounds of the birds and the waves lapping on your kayak, and if that's not already enough to convince you, it includes wine, cheese, and olives, too! The price is 26 € per person.
21. A short hop to the Stancija Collis
A lovely boutique winery, Stancija Collis is set amidst the vineyards and just 6 km from Rovinj. Get a cab or bike and come here for wine tasting, beautiful views, and a relaxed atmosphere.
22. Come to Grand Park Hotel Rovinj for drinks, stay for views
Are you looking for the best spot where to photograph Rovinj? Then, you have to visit the newly built Grand Park Hotel Rovinj! The fifth-floor reception and the bar offer jaw-dropping views of the old town. The lobby bar is accessible to all, even if you aren’t staying here. Drinks are expensive, but the views are really stunning and worth the money.
23. Go fishing
Pick one of the Mora Fishing & Pleasure various fishing trips, like big game, bottom, and night fishing, and enjoy a day at sea! Big game fishing takes you 30 nautical miles from Rovinj for ten hours of fishing tuna, bonito, and sometimes swordfish. Bottom and night fishing trips take 12 NM from Rovinj for 4 hours of fishing for mackerel, sardines, and alike.
24. Go horseback riding
You'll find all this at the Haber Farm: horseback riding, therapeutic riding, horse breeding farm, and Rovinj's Equestrian Club. They offer 45- and 90-minute rides.
25. Experience sea kayaking
Whether you prefer a self-guided or organized kayak tour, Adistra is the place to go. They rent kayaks but also have a 5-hour-long group sea kayaking tour. The tour takes you around St. Andrew, Maskin, Sturag, and Sv. Ivan Islands, as well as around Sv. Ivan na Pucini Lighthouse. This tour departs at 9.30 am, and it lasts 5 hours with two stops on the islands for a picnic and swimming.
The price is 38€ per person.
26. Taste Croatia’s best olive oil
Yes, you read that right! The Chiavalon Olive Oil is the best Croatian olive oil and one of the best olive oils in the world. Don't just take our word for it. The World's Best Olive Oil Association named them one of the top 25 producers in the World, and Premio il Magnifico placed them among the 12 producers in Europe.
Their newly built tasting room is on the road between Bale and Vodnjan, 25 km away from Rovinj. You will meet the producers, taste their olive oil, and you will learn so much that you'll never again look at the olive oil with the same eyes. They also produce other natural farm products, like tomato sauce, jams, or organically grown melons.
27. Eat where locals eat
A simple, no-frills tavern, Konoba Jure has a crappy location and uninspiring interiors, but it has fresh, tasty food, affordable prices, and friendly staff. This is the place to go if you want to eat good, honest comfort food. Locals love it!
28. Shop at the Lugomare Plaza
A new shopping address in Rovinj, located on the ground floor of the hotel Park, the Lungomare Plaza is the place to shop for the best independent eyewear brands, Vilebrequin’s clothing, fine jewelry and watches, designers' items from the household items, and electronics, to perfumes and books.
29. Have a drink in the Mulini Beach Bar
The trendiest beach bar in town, Monte Mulini, is the place to be! The DJ plays day and night, the staff is friendly, the atmosphere is excellent, and the drinks are expensive.
30. Have a glass of wine at Dobravac
Dobravac is one of the few winemakers from Rovinj. At his family home, a 10-minute walk from the old town, they run a little B&B and a wine bar. Just grab a seat on the garden terrace and enjoy Dobravac wines. They also sell there fruits and veggies that they grow.
31. Watch the world go by in the Spacio Grota
A typical wine bar located right at the farmer's market, the Spacio Grota is a place to have a glass of house wine, a few snacks, and watch the world go by. There is always something going on in the green market!
32. Check ateliers and art galleries in Grisia
Rovinj's main street, leading up to the hilltop church of St. Eufemia, Grisia, is full of small art galleries, ateliers, and souvenir shops. And if you happen to be in Rovinj in August, you can enjoy the open-air exhibition that takes place annually along Grisia Street.
33. Have a coffee at the Adriatic Hotel
The Hotel Adriatic is located at the most prominent spot in the old town, and it has a lovely outdoor terrace that gives out to the town's main square. It's also great for people-watching. Coffee is reasonably priced, but all other drinks and food are super expensive!
34. Visit Dvigrad
A nicely preserved abandoned medieval town, Dvigrad is just a short drive from Rovinj. Easy parking, free admission, and few people around make Dvigrad a nice trip from Rovinj. The restoration works are ongoing, but you can walk the old cobblestone streets and check many former homes, the church, water tank. The view over the valley is also very nice.
35. Sleep in the Palazzo
This 100-year-old palace was thoughtfully restored, and today, it houses Rovinj's most stylish boutique hotel. If you want to stay in an exceptional place, book one of the seven rooms of the Spirito Santo Heritage Storico.
36. Hit the beach
Rovinj has wonderful rocky and pebbly beaches; going south from the famed Lone Bay beach, through beaches of Golden Cape forest, across Punta Eva, all the way to neighboring Bale, you can enjoy many lovely beaches.
37. Spend a day at the Golden Cape forest park
Golden Cape Forest is a lovely nature park located only 20 20-minute walk from the center. The area is perfect for hiking, cycling, swimming, and rock climbing. There are many well-laid-out paths for both walkers and cyclists and lots of coves, perfect for swimming.
The beaches are mostly pebble and rocky. The further you go within the park, the more peaceful (and less crowded!) it gets. There are a few cafes along the way where you can chill out with a glass of wine, beer, or coffee.
38. Go to Brijuni National Park
One of the eight national parks in Croatia, Brijuni is a beautiful archipelago consisting of 14 islands and islets. The boat for Brijuni departs from Fazana, 30 30-minute drive from Rovinj. Visiting the Brijuni islands makes a great day out! Take your swimming suit because there are many nice swimming spots in Brijuni.
39. Visit Pula
Are you a history buff? The Roman amphitheater, Temple of Augustus, Forum, Arch of Sergii, mosaic floors, little Roman theater, and many more Roman relics are the number one reason to visit Pula, the largest town in Istria.
40. Go wine tasting in San Tommaso Winery
We are not yet through all the incredible wineries in Rovinj. San Tommaso is a boutique winery with a small shop and a wine bar in Rovinj. Besides their bottled wines in their shop, you can also buy their house wine for cheap, like 3 € per liter. But, the highlight of San Tommaso's wine tasting is a visit to their winery in the small village of Golas, 15 km from Rovinj. The winemaker also offers fantastic accommodation on his wine estate.
41. Explore Rovinj's remote beaches
Rovinj's south coastline hides lovely coves, bays, and rocky and pebbly beaches. The entire coast, from the camping Vestar to the camping Monperin, is intact, little visited, and very private even in the peak season. The best way to explore it is to rent a boat (you can rent it in any of the two campsites). Otherwise, go to Palud, and from there, with some help from Google Maps, hike to the nearest beach.
42. Hop on a boat tour to Lim Fjord
A boat excursion to Lim Fjord (that isn't really a fjord, but we all call it that name) is Rovinj's most popular boat tour. Just walk along the harbor in Rovinj, and you'll be enticed to book this tour with one of many operators. It's actually not a bad tour. You sail along Rovinj's north shores to Lim Bay, where you stop for a swim and lunch.
43. Visit Venice by boat
The only town that is more romantic than Rovinj – Venice is less than 3 3-hour boat ride from Rovinj. Don't miss visiting one of the most beautiful towns in the world while you are vacationing in Rovinj! Two companies operate this route, Venezialines and Kompas. You can also book it online in advance!
44. Go see Ljubljana
A bare 150 km away from Rovinj, Ljubljana is actually a great place to visit for a day from Rovinj. The Slovenian capital city is small and easily walkable, with an array of hip cafes along the river banks and lovely bridges crisscrossing the two sides of the river. Plus, it is youthful with a laid-back vibe and great restaurants.
45. Ride an underground train in the Postojna cave
If you are into the underground world, the caves, and caverns, head to Postojna Cave in Slovenia, the largest and the most famous cave in this area. For the most part, you'll visit this fantastic system of halls, passages, and tunnels by an electric train. A unique experience in its own right! You can do a self-driving tour to Postojna or book this small group tour.
46. A day trip to Plitvice Lakes
Plitvice Lakes is a must-visit site in Croatia. However, it is a bit of a stretch to visit it in a day from Rovinj. But, if you don't have time to stay there overnight, check many tour companies that offer a day trip from Rovinj to Plitvice. Get good hiking shoes, plenty of water, and a camera!
Have you been to Rovinj? What's your favorite thing to do there?
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Love your site! we have been to Southern Croatia a couple of times and are now considering Istria. We have two teenagers (17 & 15) who like a bit of nightlife. Is Istria a good option for us or would you recommend somewhere else? Thanks
Hi Sarah,
if you are just looking for a bit of a nightlife in Istria, then we suggest you to check accommodation options in Porec. I think that Porec is the best place in Istria for a nightlife (but don’t expect crazy nightlife, just a bit of it). Hope this helps.
Hi Frank
Can you please suggest any local tour operators that go to Lake Bled, Plitvice lake
Thanks
Hi Chandu,
check Atlas Travel at: https://www.atlas-croatia.com/excursions/excursions-from-istria-and-kvarner-region
Their online presence isn’t very strong, but most of the hotels and small local agencies sell Kompas excursions.
Hope this helps.
Hi Frank!
We’re planning our trip to Croatia Aug 29-Sept 6. Rovinj sounds wonderful. Will there still be plenty of attractions open then?
Thank you!
Yes, sure, no worries
Hi Frank
Great website you have!
I am going away with my wife and 18month son in July. I’ve been to Dubrovnik, Split,Hvar and Vis – loved all of them. I was thinking of going north to Rovinj as looks quite toddler friendly? i.e we won’t be moving from one spot too much. They have nice beaches, the town looks lovely, plus aquarium etc.
Do you think I’m on to a winner there or would you recommend somewhere different in Istria?
Cheers
Duncan
Rovinj is definitely a winner! Porec is also kids-friendly.
Hello there. great blog indeed. I am planning to visit Rovinj but am not sure if to visit in June or September? would it be still good weather early september for a one week stay and enjoy the beach and some sightseeing in the nearby towns??? I know there is no nightlife in Rovinj so relax vacation it would be I guess in such towns.
Please let me know your feedback if september is non-rainy month for rovinj…. I will be visiting Italy so why not pass by croatia since it’s not that far from Venice passing by Trieste I suppose.
Thank you … and any idea about hotel/apartment/room rentals in old town of rovinj (we are on budget).
Early September is a great time to visit. Perhaps the best of all. And normally it’s not rainy
Hi Frank!
We’re deciding between Rovinj and Trieste during end November, and are worried Rovinj would be a dead town during winter. Would really appreciate your input! Thanks in advance :)
Hi Pamela, it’s a bit dead. But it can be a great base to explore the rest of Istria. If you have a car, all wineries, olove oil estates, and top restaurants are still open. You can alos visit Trieste for a day.
Cannot wait to get to Croatia, especially Istria! Olive oil tasting is calling to me!
Lexie
Hi Lexie,
thanks for stopping by. Istrian olive oil is of an excellemt quality, and olive oil tasting is a must-do when in Istria. Any plans to visit here soon?
Hi,Frank! Thanks for an amazing blog! We are going to David Gilmour concert in arena Pula in September and then going to explore some towns nearby. Especially we are interested in cycling. Could you tell us if it is easy to rent a bycicle?
Hi Kate,
thanks for stopping by, and sorry for my late reply. It’s very easy to rent a bicycle in Istria, especially within tourists resorts. Have fun in Pula!
Wow, great blog!
I am arriving in Rovinj on 17th August for 3 nights for a suprise holiday for my husband. We are staying at the Hotel Lone, and I was hoping to visit a vineyard and other local food productions such as olive oil and truffles? I understood they were popular here- any suggestions?
Hi Frank. We’ll be renting a car and will have 5-nights of stays that are currently unbooked in mid-October 2015. Our plan is to drive the coast from Kotor, stop where we want and end up in Istria. Once in the Istrian area, what are your recommendations as to stays so we can visit all the little villages you’ve suggested? Should we look for an apartment/hotel in the area once it starts getting late or book a centrally located stay for ~4-nights and travel the Istrian area from there on day trip? Your insight would be very much appreciated.
Hi Jerry,
thanks for your comment. We’ve got a nice, brand new apartment to rent in Porec, or rather in a small village Rosini near Porec. Here is the link: https://www.frankaboutcroatia.com/franks-place/
Let us know if that fits you. If not, let us know what kind of place you are looking for.
Hi Frank,
thanks for the informative blog! I know you wrote it a while ago but we are planning our vacation with 2 dogs and we were wondering if you have any tips for fun things to do with a dog in Rovinj. We love the city and cannot wait to see it! I was also wondering if the boat trips to the nearest islands are possible with dogs. Thank you again and have a lovely day!
Hi Frank! Love your blog. Very informative. Is Rovinj the best place to base yourself if you want to explore more of Istria? Do you have other recommendations? Thanks!
Hi Michelle, thanks for stopping by. I would say that Rovinj is really one of the better places to base yourself in Istria. However, it’s is more expensive than other coastal towns in Istria. So if the budget is an issue, you might be better staying in Porec.
Hi Frank,
Love your blog. Great info. Out of interest, how safe are the cycle trails for running? I’m in the middle of half marathon training so need to fit in some running whilst we’re staying in Rovinj.
Many thanks,
Susan
Hi Susan,
plenty places for running in and around Rovinj. You have the Zlatni Rt forest within a walking distance from the town. Then you can also do it on any cycling trail. You can leave your car near Valalta and follow Basilica cycling trail. Or Limes cycling trail. Very nice trail is also from the village of Kloštar along Lim Fjord to Vrsar. Have fun in Rovinj and let us know if we can help with anything else.
This blog is great! We’ll be in Rovinj next week. A few friends say we have to take a trip to Plitvice Lakes. Do you think it’s worth a day trip? Thank you!
Hi Susan,
It depends how long you’ll be staying in Rovinj. There are plenty things to do in the region, and to be honest Plitvice Lakes, although gorgeous, are quite busy in August. But if you don’t mind crowds, they’re sure worth a visit. Thanks for stopping by.
Hi,
Great website. My wife and i arrive in Rovinj on Sat but are unsure about whether to spend 1 or 2 weeks there. we will be wanting to mainly sunbathe (rock/beach/pool are all fine) with some cultural and sporty things thrown in. Is 2 weeks to long? Also how reliable is the weather this far north? i have spent lots of time south of split and adore it so I am sure we will love it. What is the evening temp like?
Thanks
Hi Damian, 2 weeks might seem like a long time, but if you are looking for some relaxing time too, you should be fine. One week you can chill out by the beach, and another week do some sightseeing in the area. Check new beach in Lone Bay. As for sport activities, there is an interesting zip line and high ropes park Glavani, near Barban. Also in Porec, you have a ski lift (basically you ski on the water but you are pulled by cable and not by boat). Then there is all the rest: tennis, kayaking, diving, etc… Let us know if we can help with anything else.
Hi Frank
Loving the local area guide and info on Rovinj! My boyfriend and I have just booked our flights to come along in July and we are so excited! We are hoping to hire a car and I wondered if you could reccomend any day trips we could do to explore a bit further afield? Any help you could offer would be amazing.
Thanks
Kirsten
Hi Kirsten,
Istrian inland is a must-visit. Hilltop towns like Groznjan, Motovun, Oprtalj, and abandoned village of Zavrsje are interesting to see. Visit to Chiavalon olive oil tasting room is a great place where you can learn about olive oil produvtion, how to taste and use olive oil properly. Chiavalon is one of the best Istrian olive oils. Basic tasting is only 50 kn per person. Wineries and wine tours are also very popular in Istria. Close to Rovinj you have San Tomasso winery (in a village Golas). We’ve just been there 2 weeks ago, and had a great time. Coastal towns of Novigrad, Porec and Vrsar are worth a visit. Have a drink in Novigrad at Vitriol bar (great choice of Istrian wine by glass, and international beers). Just few ideas. Let us know if you need more info.
I’ve just discovered you blog and its exactly what I needed. We are planing on visiting Rovinj region in early december 2014. I know its a strange time to visit but I have a Conference in Venice at the end of November and thought, why not go to Croatia. We are from Canada, so the weather is not scaring us! We have reserved an apartment in Rovinj old town and we wanted to visit a outside the city (Pula, medieval towns, etc.). This brings me to my question: should we rent a car for the time we are there or will it be possible to travel by bus from one place to the other without to much trouble? Thank again for you great blog!
Bonjour Marie-Michèle, thanks for stopping by. Bus transport in Istria is limited. While the coastal towns can teorethically be visited by bus, to visit the inland villages is impossible without the car. Since you are coming in December, I would definitely plan to visit the inland. The life is slow here in December (but still way better than in January when everybody goes skiing and most of the commerces close down). Anyway, if you are curious about local food and wine, you can plan to visit local olive oil producers (check Chiavalon in Vodnjan), great local taverns (we’ve reviewed the best ones on our website), and wineries (Kozlovic, Kabola, Trapan, Benvenutti are among the best). Combine this with lots of historical sites and you are set for great holidays. But do rent the car for the optimal experience. Give us a shout if you would like to meet up for a drink or something.
Thank you so much for your reply! It was so helpful! In the past few days, I’ve been visiting your site everyday, always finding new places we want to see and taking notes of restaurant we want to try. Like I said in my previous message, this is exactly the site we needed! We will certainly give you a shout out when we are there, we’d love to meet fellow Canadians!
Visit to the Red Island sound amazing!
Thanks for your comment! A boat tour around Rovinj is an excellent addition to this list.