2 km
50 m
The accommodation is 50 m from the town center Marcana, and 2000 m from the sea. The nearest beach is Strand Duga Uvala. The type of beach where you can swim and sunbathe is Kavicsos, Sziklák which distance from the property is 2000 m.
Full privacy for you and your friends and family is guaranteed as there are no other accommodation units in the house.
As there are no other apartments in the house, your privacy is guaranteed.
You do not have to think about where you are going with your pet while you are on vacation because this accommodation is Pet friendly accommodation. In this accommodation, your pets have enough space to move around which is vital so that they can enjoy the holiday with you.
Try your hand at barbecuing because this house has Grill. Did you know that fish swims three times? In the sea, oil and wine.
Guests can also use the parking lot adjacent to the house, however it is necessary to check availability in advance.
With this property there is also a pool.
Internet use is in this house included in the price.
Enjoy your morning coffee and the first rays of sunshine on the balcony/terrace.
Bolt can be reached by a walk.
More than a kilometer away you can find: Postahivatal, Mentők, Disco, Hotel uszoda, Sportpálya , Autó (benzines), Étterem, Repülőtér.
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.
Leírás
Helyszín
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Helység:Egyedül álló épület, Békés környezetben, Kisebb település
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Az épület zöld környezetben helyezkedik el:Nagy
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Az épület elhagyatott területen található
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Az épület és a strand között főút található
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A megközelítés lehetséges személygépkocsival
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Az épület a strand mellett helyezkedik el
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Legközelebbi strand:Kavicsos, Sziklás, Sharp Stone
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Tenger bejárata:Hosszan sekélyvíz, Rövid sekélyvíz
Távolságok
Fedezze fel az úti célt Marčana
Marčana is mnetioned for the first time in the 1243rd in the act of Pula's oath of loyalty to Venice. At that time Marčana was a part of Pula area and afterwards in 1331 it came under the authority of the Republic of Venice. Since this area was affected by an outbreak of plague on several occasions during the 15th century, Marčana and its surroundings lost all the inhabitants. Afterwards , under the Venetian rule the area was settled by the refugees running away from Greece and Dalmatia.
Strandok
Duga Uvala
Kavran
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Látnivalók és programok
Bijeca
Rt Kamenjak
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Duga Uvala
Kavran
Rakalj
Rakalj kisvárosa a Raša-öböl nyugati partján, Pulától északkeletre, Marčanától pedig 12 kilométerre található. Lakosai hagyományos földműveléssel és állattenyésztéssel foglalkoznak, valamint építőköveket bányásznak a környező területeken.
Krnica
Krnica (Carnitia) Belső-Isztriában található, körülbelül 25 kilométerre délnyugatra Pulától, a Pula felé vezető regionális úton. A települést régebben Krnicai Szent Máriának hívták.
Brijuni
Az Alkotó a Föld egyrészét a Menny mintájára akarta létrehozni. Így született meg Isztria, egy csodálatos fákkal és széles mezőkkel tarkított kert, mely a mélykék tenger mosta partjaival boldogabb életre csábítja az embereket. De a féltékeny ördög tönkre akarta tenni a művét azzal, hogy szétszakította a zsákot, amiben az angyalok a fel nem használt köveket cipelték. Több ezer kő szóródott szét Isztriában, ami így a gyengéd és a durva, a termékeny és a sivár, a napos és a felhős kontrasztjainak földje lett.
Porer
Arena Pula
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.
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