Villa Florami

Here you can visit one of the most charming little fishing ports in the region or take a stroll threw olive groves and vineyards. For our more active guests, Krnica is perfect for cycling, kayaking and diving along the rugged coastline. On the other hand, you can take a day trip to Pula, the largest city in the Istrian Peninsula and a vibrant coastal hub. Known for its rich history and Roman architecture, Pula has a 2,000-year-old history as a Roman port city. The famous Pula Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world, is still used for concerts and festivals. As an educational family activity, visit the Archaeological Museum of Istria and explore Roman artifacts, mosaics, and ancient history exhibits. In the evening, walk the harbor promenade and enjoy cafés and bars. Another close by city with roman influences in Labin, perched on a hill overlooking the Kvarner Gulf, it stuns with beautiful panoramic views. Known for its medieval architecture, it presents narrow cobblestone streets, historic stone houses, and charming squares in its old town. Labin Castle impresses with medieval fortifications with views over the surrounding countryside and the Adriatic Sea.