All fragrances and aromas blend in Vrsar to give a harmonious overture into the characteristic gastronomy of Istria. Sea food, grilled...

Lim Bay is a submerged karst river bed. It is 12.8 km long. Together with the dried-out river bed which is connected to it, it...

The Kontija forest is a forest area spread across 65 hectares, located between the settlements Kloštar, Gradina and Flengi (Prodani). The...

Throughout history, Montraker was the largest and most significant quarry in Vrsar. It was exploited from prehistory until the middle of...

Sveti Juraj (Saint George) is the largest island in the archipelago of Vrsar. It forms a natural shelter for the quayside of Vrsar and...

The coastline of Vrsar, together with the Brijuni islands, is considered to be the most developed part of the Istrian coast. Eighteen...

The coast around Vrsar, together with the Brijuni islands, is considered to be the most indented part of the Istrian coast. The 18 local...

The time was slowly passing by and Vrsar, sunlit and bent over the seashore, was living its summers and winters in the same way. Peasants...

From the shores of the Adriatic to the lowlands and undulating hills in the hinterland, the natural wonders of Vrsar and its surroundings...

Vrsar abounds in beaches whose beauty springs from the charm of the coastal landscape where rocks and tiny pebbles mix. One can find...