Guide

Premanturka - cycling route

The Premanutrka cycle path starts in Premantura, leading you through various attractions to Pomer and Gornji Kamenjak, with a beautiful view of the Medulin archipelago and rich cultural and natural heritage, before returning to the starting point through a fragrant pine forest.

• Length: 10 km
• Elevation gain: 145 m
• Route type: loop

Bumbište forest trail

Immerse yourself in nature on this scenic trail, offering panoramic views, resting spots, and educational information about the local flora and fauna.

Medulin Riviera - cycling route

The Medulin Riviera bike path offers an unforgettable experience of exploring the Riviera on two wheels. It starts from the Medulin waterfront and takes you through various attractions, including churches, the Cave Romane quarry, Pješčana Uvala, Soline Forest Park, and Gornji and Donji Kamenjak with wonderful views of the sea. The trail takes you through picturesque places like Premantura and Pomer, before returning to the start of your journey on the Medulin waterfront.

• Length: 51.5 km
• Elevation gain: 504 m
• Route type: loop

Bistro Restaurant Ankora

• CUISINES: Pizza, Seafood, Mediterranean, European, Croatian
• SPECIAL DIETS: Vegetarian Friendly
• MEALS: Lunch, Dinner

Šćuza beach

Offers a serene retreat with its crystal-clear waters and pebble shores, perfect for sunbathing and swimming.

• pebbles, gravel
• length 300 m
• cafe
• kids playground

Medulinka - cycling route

The Medulin tourist center offers the Medulinka cycle path, which starts and ends on the Medulin waterfront. The trail passes through tourist areas with hotels and beautiful nature, including a natural oasis with diverse animal life. During the drive, you can visit historic churches and the Vižula Archaeological Park, rich in traces of Roman civilization. At the end, you return to Medulin's waterfront, a famous meeting place with a view of the popular Malin.

• Length: 14 km
• Elevation gain: 69 m
• Route type: loop

Paltana beach

Indulge in a day of sun and sea at Paltana Beach, where you'll find a peaceful haven

• pebbles, gravel
• length 30 m
• natural shade

Centinera beach

Enjoy the tranquil surroundings of Centinera Beach, perfect for a peaceful day by the sea. 

• gravel, concrete / stone slabs
• length 160 m
• restaurant / diner
• cafe
• natural shade
• shower
• changing cabin

Batelina

• CUISINES: Seafood, Mediterranean, European, Croatian
• SPECIAL DIETS: Gluten Free Options
• MEALS: Lunch, Dinner, Late Night

Lijon beach

Embrace the natural beauty of Lijon Beach, where you can unwind and enjoy the tranquility of the Adriatic.

• gravel
• length 240 m
• restaurant / diner
• cafe

Stari Malin

• CUISINES: Seafood, Mediterranean, Barbecue, European, Croatian
• SPECIAL DIETS: Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
• MEALS: Lunch, Dinner

Brijuni National Park

Brijuni, the Istrian archipelago and national park in Croatia, consists of 14 islands and islets, with a total area of 33.9 km². Their rich history includes traces of human activity since the third millennium BC, after which the islands were inhabited by Illyrians, Romans and Byzantines. Thanks to its coast, history and diverse flora and fauna, Brijuni became a national park in 1983 and is a favorite tourist destination called "heaven on Earth".

Amphitheater

The most famous and important monument, the starting and ending point of every sightseeing tour is the Amphitheater, popularly called the Arena of Pula, which was once the site of gladiator fights. It was built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, at the same time as the magnificent Colosseum in Rome.

Tsuki

• CUISINES: Chinese, Japanese, Sushi, Asian, Fusion
• MEALS: Lunch, Dinner

Banjolka - cycling route

Embark on an adventure along the scenic bicycle routes surrounding Banjole. Discover the beauty of the Istrian landscape while enjoying a leisurely ride.

• Length: 14.2 km
• Elevation gain: 181 m
• Route type: Loop

Kamenjak Direkt - cycling route

The trail starts from the parking lot next to the third pier, runs northwest through different types of terrain, including asphalt, macadam and pine forest, and extends to the main road towards Premantura, with a total of 19 key points.

• Length: 10.5 km
• Elevation gain: 125 m
• Route type: linear