Rovinj boasts a captivating old town perched on a peninsula—pastel houses tumble down to the sea, tangled cobblestone lanes invite exploration, and fishing boats sway in the harbor. Sunset here is magical, as the skyline and water shimmer in golden hues.
The town is a culinary hotspot in Istria, with seafood pulled straight from the Adriatic, truffle-infused dishes, world-class olive oils, and outstanding local wines. Try inventive tasting menus at waterfront restaurants or savor simple, authentic fare in atmospheric konoba taverns.
Rovinj is the ideal launching point to see charming Istrian hill towns like Motovun, sample regional wines, explore cycling trails through rolling countryside, or cruise the peninsula’s beautiful coastline—all within easy reach by car, bike, or boat.
Get lost in the Old Town: Colorful houses tumble toward the sea in this storybook fishing town.
Swim off sun-warmed rocks: Jump straight into sapphire waters from the town’s edge.
Dine al fresco by candlelight: Fresh seafood, local wine, and Adriatic breezes set the scene.
Watch artists at work: Galleries and studios line the streets, adding creative energy to every walk.
Situated in Rovinj’s pine forest by the sea, this modern hotel offers spacious rooms with sea or forest views, a wellness center, pools, and multiple restaurants. It’s ideal for guests looking for a resort experience with easy access to Rovinj’s charming Old Town.
A family-run hotel in Rovinj’s historic center, Hotel Adriatic offers classic charm with bright, comfortable rooms and a welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enjoy rooftop terraces with panoramic views and proximity to local restaurants, galleries, and waterfront strolls.
Located in Dubrovnik’s Old Town, this boutique hotel is housed in a beautifully restored historic palace featuring luxurious suites and authentic décor. The hotel combines heritage with modern luxury, offering an intimate and elegant experience just steps from the city’s main attractions.