Istria
Rovinj
Üdülőtelep 231 Rovinj
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68,35
The well thought-out layout of the resort provides a calming privacy in every of the 271 Amarin apartments that accomodate 2 to 6 people. There are 124 rustic apartments and 80 rooms decorated in earthy tones, resembling a Provencal village cascading gently to the beach.
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Štúdio-Apartmán pre 2 osoby
Apartmán 2 (ID 512)
Štúdio pre 3 osoby
Apartmán 2 + 1 (ID 513)
Apartmán pre 2 osoby s s 2 pomocnými lôžkami
Apartmán 2 + 2 (ID 514)
Apartmán pre 3 osoby s s 2 pomocnými lôžkami
Apartmán 3 + 2 (ID 517)
Apartmán pre 4 osoby s dvoma spálňami+ 2 extra beds
Apartmán 4 + 2 (ID 518)
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Poloha
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Miesto:
Koniec pláže, Turistické letovisko
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Objekt je obklopený zeleňou:
Vysoká
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Objekt sa nachádza na samote
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Medzi objektom a plážou je hlavná cesta
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Objekt sa nachádza pri pláži
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Najbližšia pláž:
Betónové platne, Kamienková, Skalnatá
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Vstup do mora:
Krátka plytčina
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Rovinj
Rovinj, an old but popular fishermen town surrounded by islands and islets, is situated on Istria's west coast and it's one of the most developed seaside resorts in Croatia. Rovinj is an important historical and cultural Istrian center. The old town lies on a conical promontory which was until 1763 part of a coastal islet. In the 18th century the channel was filled up with the mainland. In the 18th century Rovinj was the most populated town in the Ventian part of Istria after Kopar.
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One of the most beautiful beaches is located in a place called Amarin, 3 km northern from the center of Rovinj. The beach extents along the coast and offers many possibilities for swimming, from those nice pebbly, to the rocky and paved beaches, where everyone can find their place. The beach Amarin is awarded with a Blue flag, which is a symbol of high quality and service. Here you can rent deck-chairs, sunshades, pedal boats, scooters and sailboards. Above the beach is placed a famous tourist settlement and a camp Amarin, where you can choose among many restaurants, bars, different shops and outdoor pool. The beach Amarin, because of its accessible enter to the sea is a great choice for kids and older people, but at the same time for young people who can enjoy many different activities and have fun with a rich night entertaining program.
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Island of St. Catherine is located right in front of the old town Rovinj and it can be easily reach by taxi boats. The beaches on the island are mostly stony. the island offers other services as well, so while spending your day on the island of St. Catherine you can swim in the pool, refresh in the bar, you can rent different sport equipment for windsurfing, diving, volleyball. On the island you can see the popular rocks called the Golden, the Silver and the Bronze Rock. These are extremely high rocks that reach 15 meters. They decline vertically into the sea that is approximately 3m deep . The rocks are an attractive site for those who like cliff jumping.
Crveni Otok is the biggest island in the Rovinarchipelago and there are many other connected islets like St. Andrija and Maškin, where you can see many beautiful beaches. They are mainly stony beaches with classical coves coated with pebbles. The most frequented beaches are the ones located on the south side of St. Andrews Island, near the hotel and the depandance. Here you can use many services like: restaurant, pool, miniature golf courses, diver center and others. A small part of the shore near the little port has been covered with gravel, making it suitable for children and seniors. There are a few high rocks on the west side of St. Andrew’s Island, which offer the possibility to dive into the sea, and it will be easier for you to find your own little corner on this side of the island, avoiding crowds and noise. Maškin Island is popular as a nudist mecca. The most seen beaches are located near the snack bar on the south side of the island. The beaches there are rocky, with a few smaller bays and they provide peace and privacy.
Oblasť Bale, ktorá sa nachádza v blízkosti miest Rovinj, Vodnjan, Kanfanar a Svetvinčenat, je chránená oblasť Istrie, ktorá sa vyhla akýmkoľvek formám ničenia a dnes si môžu miestni obyvatelia s hrdosťou povedať, že ich domov je v oblasti prírodných krás, obklopený nedotknutým prírodným bohatstvom a bohatého kultúrneho a architektonického dedičstva. Bale sa rozprestiera na 81 kilometroch štvorcových a jeho populácia je 1295 ľudí.
Dvigrad (Dve veže) je opustené stredoveké mesto v strednej Istrii na rovinjsko-pazínskej ceste smerom na Kanfanar. Nachádza sa v údolí Draga. História osídlenia je prehistorická. Mesto bolo neobývané až do 18. storočia, po epidémii moru obyvatelia opustili obec a založili nové mesto, Kanfanar.
Limský kanál (Limska draga) je 35 km dlhá dolina rieky Pazinčica, ktorá sa premenila na Limský záliv (Limski zaljev), s 10 km dlhým ústím. Lim Bay získal svoje meno z latinského slova limes, čo znamená hranica, pretože záliv bol prirodzenou hranicou medzi dvoma rímskymi provinciami. Chorváti ho nazývajú Limský kanál kvôli svojej úzkej šírke. Ústie sa niekedy nazýva aj fjord. V skutočnosti to nie je fjord, pretože nevznikol vplyvom ľadovca. Rieka, ktorá tiekla do Jadranského mora v čase, keď bola hladina mora nižšia, postupne erodovala zem.
In 1906 when there was an Austro-Hungarian military base in Barbariga, a 200-meter-long canal was dug from the swamp to the sea. This was done to increase salinity of the marsh water and so prevent the development of mosquito larvae that were the main transmitters of malaria. By connecting the sea and swamp Palud gained its new inhabitants such as grey mullet and eel, fish that are found in areas where seawater mixes with freshwater. Older people of the Rovinj area recall seeing even other species of fish in the swamp that came in search of food. The great variety and number of resident and migratory bird species is surely the most important feature of this unique swamp.
Rises up on a peninsula and is a witness to times gone by and the valuable accomplishments of its past artisans. The limited space led to the construction of narrow buildings, streets and small town squares.
It was built in the eighteenth century, while its façade in Venetian-baroque style was added in the middle of the last century. At the top of the sixty-metre-high bell tower stands the copper statue of St. Euphemia, which shows the direction of the wind by turning on a spindle.
Parenzana, the route of the former railroad has been turned into a real attraction for hikers and bycicle riders. If you walk or cycle at least over a part of its 78 km route, you will be touched by its tunnels, bridges and viaducts, as well as by its fascinating woodlands and picturesque small towns at the top of the hills among whose town walls you can taste some most delicious regional specialties.