Porec

Our most recommended things to do in Porec

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  1. Vrsar: 2-Hour Dolphin Watching Tour including Drinks

  Embark at the port of Vrsar, and then head north along the water on this cruise. Watch as sunset breaks over the horizon and marvel in the magnificent skyline of Istria. Take in the breathtaking play of light created by the sunset's reflection in the water. Travel to the areas where the dolphins usually swim and admire the impressive marine animals as they play in their natural habitat. From the deck of your boat, relax and soak up the sun while sipping on a drink while enjoying the moment.

  nice boat, water was choppy but the ride was nice. saw dolphins at the end of the trip so kids were happy. good value for money.

  Reviewed by Sheldon, 7/11/2021
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  2. Vrsar: Dolphin Watching Boat Ride

  Marvel at the Adriatic Sea with the opportunity to see Adriatic dolphins on this boat ride in Vrsar. Benefit from experienced staff and a captain that knows the movements of dolphins and how to easily find them. Enjoy complimentary drinks and a transfer to the boat and back. After meeting in Vrsar, get a transfer to the boat to start your adventure. Be greeted with drinks before setting out on the Adriatic Sea. Keep an eye out for dolphins and enjoy panoramic views of Poreč and Rovinj. As an added perk, enjoy another tour for free if there were no opportunities to see dolphins at the conclusion of your boat ride.

  We had a nice time. Just the gas fumes from the engine are a bit strong. Saw plenty of dolphins.

  Reviewed by Angeline, Austria, 8/27/2021
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  3. Porec: Baredine Cave Entrance Ticket and Guided Tour

  Explore the Baredine Cave, an underground karst phenomenon, on this 40-minute guided tour. Descend along a 300-meter pathway and reach depths of up to 60 meters. Along the way, admire breathtaking sights such as an underground lake and 5 beautifully-decorated chambers. In the chambers, admire a range of stalactites and stalagmites which come in some interesting shapes and sizes, such as a 10-meter high "curtain", a very realistic sculpture of Our Lady, and the leaning tower of Pisa. During your tour, you will also have the opportunity to get up close and personal with underground animals such as the cave olm.

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  4. From Vsar: Boat Trip to Rovinj and Lim Fjord

  Board the boat in Vrsar and start the cruise towards Rovinj. Enjoy a complimentary welcome drink and relax as the boat cruises along the sea. Disembark at Rovinj and spend 2-hours exploring the city. After you’ve seen the many beautiful sights of the Rovinj, jump back on board and head to Lim Fjord. At Lim Fjord, you can visit the pirate cave and enjoy a relaxing swim. After 40 minutes at Lim Fjord, head back to Vrsar. The boat trip will come to an end at around 4:30 PM in Vrsar.

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  5. Istria: Baredine Cave & Traktor Story Exhibition

  First visit the Baredine Cave, a stunning geomorphological karst formation that descends up to 60 meters underground. Walk along a 300-meter pathway and explore 5 chambers, which host a variety of stalactites and stalagmites in a variety of interesting shapes and sizes. During the tour, see an unusual amphibian known as the cave olm (Proteus anguinus), endemic to the caves of the region. Afterward, visit the Traktor Story Exhibition situated next to the Baredine Cave. Learn more about the evolution of farming in the region, from the earliest forms of threshing to the mechanization of agriculture in modern times. See a variety of objects, machines, and numerous preserved photographs and documents which illustrate the history of the area and its people.

  O peșteră minunată. Ghidul a făcut o prezentare detaliată a grotei. O recomand tuturor celor care sunt în zonă

  Reviewed by Cornelia, 9/2/2021
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  6. Istria Day Tour From Zagreb

  Be collected at your accommodation in Zagreb and drive for approximately three hours to Pula. This is the biggest city and the center of the Istrian peninsula. The city was founded by an ancient tribe in the 10th century B.C. and it was well known by Greek travelers and sailors so is mentioned in many Greek myths. In the 1st century, the Romans made the city strong and today the vivid remains of this era can be explored. Pula Arena is one of the best-preserved amphitheaters in the world and will take you back in time as you imagine gladiators battles. Other examples of Roman architecture to discover are the Temple of Augustus and the gates to the city including the Arch of the Sergii and the gate of Hercules.  Continue your journey for 45 minutes to Rovinj. This city was also founded by the Istrian tribes. It was built on a small island close to the mainland and in the 18th was connecte...

  Our guide Tanya was friendly, knowledgeable, and so organized. She drove safely.

  Reviewed by Jen, 9/3/2021
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  7. Parenzana: Guided Old Railway Bike Tour with Lunch

  Parenzana was a narrow gauge railway which connected Trieste with Porec, operating from 1902 until 1935. It was eliminated due to not being profitable and because cheaper and faster road transportation existed. Today the Parenzana route attracts many visitors during the year. With its nine tunnels, six bridges, viaducts and stations the route is ideal for everyone who wants to discover and get to know Istria. Enjoy a hotel pick-up, and then head to Groznjan, a small Istrian town of great cultural heritage, in more recent history known as the “Town of Artists”. Then start your ride along Grožnjan’s narrow and cobbled streets. Continue your route on Parenzana with a beautiful view over the Mirna valley. Through tunnels and bridges, the road will take you to Livade. Then cross the Mirna River to reach the other side of the valley and climb towards Motovun, one of the most popular Istrian ...