Istria
Marcana
Apartamenty 1444 Duga Uvala
Cena od
€
60,00
The accommodation is 150 m from the town center Duga Uvala, and 150 m from the sea. The nearest beach is Plaża Duga Uvala. The type of beach where you can swim and sunbathe is Żwirowa, Skały which distance from the property is 200 m.
As there are no other apartments in the house, your privacy is guaranteed.
Guests can also use the parking lot adjacent to the house, however it is necessary to check availability in advance.
Enjoy your morning coffee and the first rays of sunshine on the balcony/terrace.
Shop, Restaurant can be reached by a walk.
More than a kilometer away you can find: Post office, Emergency room, Gas station, Centre.
Spend long, sunny days by the water, jump into the crystal clear sea and watch the most beautiful sunsets on the horizon. So look forward to a relaxing vacation under the Croatian sun.
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Studio dla 3 osób + dostawka
Apartament 3 + 1 (ID 13389)
Ogólne
Miejsce do cumowania łódki
W obiekcie przebywają także inni goście
Przystosowane dla inwalidów
Gospodarze mieszkają na stałe lub tymczasowo w obiekcie
Lokalizacja
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Miejscowość:
W miejscu zasiedlonym, Spokojna lokalizacja, Mniejsza miejscowość
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Obiekt jest otoczony zielenią:
Średni
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obiekt znajduje się na odludziu
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Pomiędzy obiektem, a plażą znajduje się główna droga
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Możliwość dojazdu samochodem
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Obiekt znajduje się przy plaży
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Najbliższa plaża:
Żwirowa, Skalista, Betonowe płyty
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Zejście do morza:
Krótka płycizna
Odległości
Stacja benzynowa samochodowa: 15 km
Odkryj miejsce
Duga Uvala
Duga Uvala - jedna z 4 pięknych zatoczek zatoki Vinjole, położona na wschodnim wybrzeżu Istrii, 25 km od Puli i zaledwie kilka kilometrów od Marčany. Rozciąga się na północ jest idealnym dla dzieci i młodzieży miejscem, a wzdłuż południowo-zachodniego wybrzeża składa się z zakwaterowania idealnego dla wakacyjnych turystów.
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Plaże
Duga Uvala is a sheltered bay on the east coast of Istria between the larger towns of Labin and Pula. This area of Istria is generally very undeveloped and provides a long stretch of unspoilt coastline. Inland from the coast are delightful rural villages. Local roads and farm tracks lead down to the coast and its many coves and inlets on the peaceful Rasa estuary and the bay of Duga Uvala. In Duga Uvala bay itself there is a Hotel, beachside cafes and pizzeria. The hotel complex includes a wellness centre, massage, aromatherapy amnd fitness centre. There are sport facilities available as well as night clubs and discos. The principal town of the area is Pula but there are shops and restaurants in several of the villages and small towns in this region.
Atrakcje i miejsca do zobaczenia
Medulin is a popular tourist destination with a rich offer of accommodation and facilities. It has a beautiful coast with many beautiful beaches and it is surrounded by many islets. The most famous beach in Medulin is Bijeca, which spreads more than 1 km along the coast. The beach is sandy with a gradual entrance to the sea, which is great for kids and older people. Those who like sports will be attracted by volleyball in the shoal. Here you can rent deckchairs and parasols and for kids there is an aquagan. On the upper side of the beach you can find a place in the shade of trees, so on the Bijeca beach you can spend the entire day. In Medulin there are many restaurants, shops and bars. Medulin is an ideal place for a vacation, where you can find peaceful and relaxing surrounding, but also a good entertainment.
In the southest area of the Istrian peninsula you can find a cape Kamenjak, a protected park which hides many natural beauties. The coast extents over 30 kilometers and hides many bays, islets and beaches. Many visitors are attracted by the clean sea and untouched nature who offer visitors a relaxing day to spend on peaceful beaches. There are few sandy beaches which are ideal for families with kids, but the coast is mostly rocky with many flat areas ideal for sunbathing. Kamenjak is a popular diving destination because of its rich underwater world. On the southern part there are strong currents so swimmers should be careful, but conditions are perfect for surfers. On the south-western part of the cape is located a Safari bar where you can have a drink or a light meal.
Duga Uvala is a sheltered bay on the east coast of Istria between the larger towns of Labin and Pula. This area of Istria is generally very undeveloped and provides a long stretch of unspoilt coastline. Inland from the coast are delightful rural villages. Local roads and farm tracks lead down to the coast and its many coves and inlets on the peaceful Rasa estuary and the bay of Duga Uvala. In Duga Uvala bay itself there is a Hotel, beachside cafes and pizzeria. The hotel complex includes a wellness centre, massage, aromatherapy amnd fitness centre. There are sport facilities available as well as night clubs and discos. The principal town of the area is Pula but there are shops and restaurants in several of the villages and small towns in this region.
Kavran is the ideal place for a holiday that offers peace of unspoiled nature, clean air and a mild and healthy climate.
Rakalj, położony na północny-wschód od Puli i 12 km na północny-wschód od Marčany, jest małym miasteczkiem na zachodnim brzegu zatoki Raša. Mieszkańcy zajmują się tu tradycyjnym rolnictwem, gospodarką rolną oraz wydobyciem kamienia budowlanego w okolicznych rejonach.
Krnica (Carnitia) leży na śródlądowej Istrii, około 25 km na południowy wschód od Puli, na regionalnej drodze w kierunku Puli. W przeszłości nazywano ją św. Marią z Krnicy.
Maker chciał ukształtować część Ziemi jako obraz Nieba. Tak narodziła się Istria i jak ogród pokryty cudownymi drzewami i szerokimi łąkami, przemyta głębokim błękitnym morzem, zachęca ludzi do szczęśliwego życia. Ale zazdrosny diabeł zniszczył jego pracę, rozdzierając worek, w którym anioł niósł niewykorzystane kamienie. Tysiące skał rozleciało się wokół ziemi Istrii, co uczyniło z niej ziemię kontrastów, delikatnych i szorstkich, żyznych i jałowych, słonecznych i chmurnych.
It was built in 1833 at the top of the cliff bearing the same name, south-east of the southern cape of the Istrian peninsula. It consists of a high round stone tower and a ground floor building having an area of 220 m2 in total. Making part of the lighthouse there is a depot, an engine room, 3 wharves, a boat hoist and a boat shelter. The electricity is supplied from 220 V AC public network, while the water is supplied from a cistern. The lighthouse is automated and included into remote control system. It has lightkeepers.
The ground plan is elliptical, the longer axis measuring about 130 m and the shorter one about 100 m. Gladiator fights took place in the central flat area called the arena, while the spectators could sit on the stone tiers or stand in the gallery. It is believed that the Amphitheater could seat about 20,000 spectators. Local limestone was used for its construction. In the Middle Ages it was the site of knights tournaments and fairs. Today it is the venue for summer performances - the Film Festival, Opera Season, Equestrian Festival, concerts, ... which can seat about 5,000 spectators. The underground passages, once used by the gladiators, nowadays host a regular exhibition of viticulture and olive growing in Istria in ancient times. The exhibits include reconstructions of machines once used for the production of olive oil and wine (mills, presses, vessels) and amphorae used for storing and transporting olive oil and wine. The Amphitheater is situated outside the old city walls because of its size and geographical configuration. The road that leads to the center was constructed during Emperor Vespasian, after whom it was named - Via Flavia. Even today it represents one of the main city roads.