Summary:
This charming villa, set in a quiet village surrounded by nature, is only a short distance from the lovely city of Poreč. Designed for up to 8 people, the villa offers a private swimming pool, a BBQ area for outdoor dining, and private parking, ensuring a restful and enjoyable stay.
The Space:
Welcome to Villa Marina—a charming oasis with a private pool, perfectly situated between the stunning coastal town of Poreč and the quaint fishing village of Vrsar. Designed to accommodate up to 8 guests, this villa is the perfect getaway for families or friends eager to immerse themselves in Istrian culture, local cuisine, and meet friendly locals. Tucked away on a serene hillside, the villa is surrounded by scenic vineyards and fields, making it a paradise for cycling enthusiasts. The thoughtfully designed interior features sustainable, rustic décor with handmade wooden furniture. The spacious ground floor boasts an open-concept living area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a dining space, as well as a comfortable double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a separate guest toilet. Upstairs, you'll find two inviting double bedrooms (one with an en-suite bathroom) and a cosy single bedroom with a shared bathroom. Every room is air-conditioned to ensure your comfort.
Step outside to relax in the fully enclosed garden, complete with a lush lawn, sparkling swimming pool, and a covered terrace with a barbecue area—perfect for al fresco dining under the stars. Bring your furry friends along!
Whether you're exploring the beautiful Istrian region or simply unwinding by the pool, Villa Marina offers the perfect blend of comfort and charm. Discover the beauty of Istria and make unforgettable memories at Villa Marina!
The Neighborhood:
Poreč is one of Croatia's most renowned tourist hotspots, boasting nearly two millennia of history. Nestled on the Adriatic coast and sheltered by the island of Sveti Nikola, this ancient city is rich in cultural heritage. In its historic center, you'll find the 6th-century Euphrasian Basilica, a stunningly preserved example of early Byzantine art in the Mediterranean. The old town's streets retain their original Roman layout, reminiscent of the ancient castrum. Notable landmarks include the charming Marafor Square, home to the remnants of the Temple of Neptune, alongside the Romanesque house, the Pentagonal Tower, and the Round Tower.
The Poreč coastline stretches for 37 kilometers, extending from the Mirna River near Novigrad in the north to Funtana and Vrsar in the south. Just 9 km to the north lies the Baredine Cave, Istria's sole geomorphological natural monument, while 20 km to the south is the Lim Bay, the longest in Istria, famed for its fish and shellfish farms.
