Istria, Hırvatistan otelleri

Istria is a heart-shaped peninsula in northern Croatia, jutting into the Adriatic Sea, with a Mediterranean climate that brings warm summers around 82°F (28°C) and mild winters near 50°F (10°C). The region is famous for its black truffles, olive oils, and wines, plus Roman ruins like Pula's intact 1st-century amphitheater. In summer you can swim or sail along the rocky coast, while fall is the prime season for truffle hunting in the forests around Motovun, and spring offers perfect cycling through hilltop medieval towns without the crowds.