Porec

Poreč is a vibrant coastal town on the western shore of the Istrian Peninsula in Croatia, known for its rich history, crystal-clear waters, and a perfect balance of culture, leisure, and Mediterranean charm. With origins dating back to Roman times, Poreč offers a unique blend of ancient landmarks and modern seaside life. The heart of the town is its well-preserved Old Town, laid out on the original Roman street grid. One of Poreč’s most iconic landmarks is the Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its stunning 6th-century mosaics and historical significance in early Christianity. Wandering through Poreč reveals layers of history—Roman temples, medieval towers, Gothic palaces, and Venetian houses. Alongside its cultural treasures, the town offers lively cafés, restaurants, and shops nestled within charming stone alleys. Poreč is also a popular destination for beach lovers and adventure seekers. The coastline is dotted with rocky and pebble beaches, as well as water sports centers, cycling paths, and boat excursions to nearby islands. The nearby Zelena and Plava Laguna resorts offer a full range of activities and family-friendly facilities. Whether you’re drawn by its heritage, natural beauty, or laid-back atmosphere, Poreč is a destination that invites both exploration and relaxation.