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The 10 Best Things to Do in Umag, Croatia
Umag (Croatian pronunciation: [ûmaɡ]; Italian: Umago) is a coastal city in Istria, Croatia. The city hosts a yearly ATP tennis tournament on clay courts.
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1. Church of St. Mary and St. Peregrin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Deyan B - Sofia, Bulgaria
The church is one of the first things that you can see in the old town of Umag. It has an unique architecture and returns you in older times. The bell tower can be seen from all over the place.
Unfortunatelly we were there by night and did not had the chance to visit it from inside. It will be the next thing to do when we return to Umag.
2. Savudrija Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Ildiko I - Munich, Germany
Nice area worth to visit. It is a nice 20-25 min. walk from the haven you can walk along the coast through the camping area. Very nice spot itself but do not expect much from the area it is a typical fisherman's village and haven - not that spectacular as Piran across the see. When nearby, worth to check it out though.
3. Magical World of Shells Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 116 reviews
The only Museum of Shells in Slovenia and other interesting animals from ALL OVER THE WORLD!More than 4000 specimens of unusual and rare molluscs! The biggest clam in the world, pearls, crabs, sea urchins,sea stars. You can see the shell of the biggest snail in the world, shells of snails so rare that only tribal chiefs of distant Islands were allowed to wear and many more surprises ...
Reviewed By Amy P - Seattle
Shells are displayed from all over the world. A very interesting array of different types, colors, sizes. The museum docent was the best in his infectious delight about the shells and gave us a handy guide to help us go through the museum.
4. Oleificio Mate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Daniele B - Udine, Italy
Il primo incontro con l’olio Mate (nella versione “Trasparenza Marina”) è avvenuto in un ristorante di Grado, e l’ottima impressione ricavata nel gustarlo ci ha indotti a visitarne la sede, nonché stabilimento di produzione.
L’oleificio è sito in Istria, a Zambratija, paesino sulla strada che da Umago conduce a Savudrija (Salvore); un’indicazione, alla quale bisogna prestare una certa attenzione, è collocata in corrispondenza alla traversa da imboccare.
Raggiunto il sito, uno spiazzo antistante consente di parcheggiare, per poi raggiungere a piedi il frantoio, distante un centinaio di metri. Nel percorrere il vialetto, la vista viene catturata dalla distesa di ulivi disseminati sulla proprietà, e dalla terra rossa che li alloggia e li nutre, cui fa da sfondo, su un lato, l’azzurro del mare.
Il giorno della nostra visita (improvvisata senza preventivamente telefonare per informarci), l’oleificio ospitava l’evento di presentazione della guida “Flos Olei 2015” (guida all’eccellenza dell’olio extravergine di oliva nel Mondo), con la partecipazione di produttori (locali e qualche ospite), giornalisti, personalità della politica. Al nostro arrivo, siamo stati accolti molto cordialmente dal Sig. Roberto, uno degli addetti alle vendite di Mate, il quale ci ha invitati a fermarci e partecipare all’evento, invito che abbiamo accolto con entusiasmo.
Abbiamo così avuto modo di ascoltare un’interessante presentazione della guida, ma anche dell’olio prodotto nel frantoio, con la possibilità di partecipare al successivo rinfresco, assaggiando l’olio Mate (stavolta nella sua versione “Timbro Istriano”), nonché qualche appetitoso piatto offerto per l’occasione, e bevendo l’ottima Malvasia Istriana della cantina Degrassi.
Oltre ai due oli già citati, ne esiste una terza versione, un blend, l’unico ad essere venduto anche in latte da 5 litri.
Per maggior cultura, il sito web di Mate è molto ben costruito, e rende disponibile una miniera di informazioni sugli oli prodotti, sul territorio che ne delinea il gusto, sulla storia dell’azienda e del suo fondatore Mate Vekić, sui premi meritati dai suoi prodotti, sulle persone che si prendono cura del frantoio e di chi lo visita; invito caldamente a consultarne le pagine, sarà immediato avvertire la passione che anima questa persone.
Non abbiamo avuto la chance di acquistare l’olio (inconveniente cui contiamo comunque di ovviare in una prossima occasione), ma abbiamo potuto sicuramente apprezzare il suo gusto veramente delizioso, assieme alla gentilezza e all’accoglienza delle persone che nel frantoio lavorano.
Un complimento a chi ha saputo costruire tutto questo ed a chi ne sta seguendo le orme.
L’oleificio è aperto tutti i giorni, esclusa la domenica, per la visita al frantoio, la degustazione e l’acquisto dei prodotti.
5. Aqua Park Istralandia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Aquapark „Istralandia“ This amazing waterworld spread on over 81 000 m2 is located only 5 km from the seashore, on direct Novigrad-Nova Vas highway exit and the main road between the highway and town of Novigrad. „Istralandia“ offers abundance of relaxation and excitement with guaranted adrenaling dosage on 20 different slides with over 1,6 km of tubes; high and aslope for the brave ones, slides with rubber boats and the latest technolgy tube-slides. „Istralandia“ has the largest wave pool in this part of Europe. Aquaprk „Istralandia“ is also intended for families with children of all ages for whom adrenaline dosage and fun can be found on children's tower. In October 2014 Aqua Park „Istralandia“ has won in Rome, Italy a special award for the eneterprener project of the year in the category of new water parks, known as the „Oscar of the entertainment parks“. On the most prestigeous european fair of attractions (EAS 2015 and EAS 2016) in category of the best aquaparks in Europe among the 300 aquaparks, „Aquapark Istralandia“ was two yers in a row rewarded by Kirmes&Park Revue, Germany another prestige award: „Europe's Best Water Parks“ -5th place.
Reviewed By Jerome C - Paris, France
This is our 4th time at the Aqua Park, been going to this park every summer since it opened.
A great day with the kids , the slides are excellent , our boys did them all. Our family favorite is the "Crazy Hills". The kids always want to beat us to the bottom !
There plenty of space to have lunch , we bring our own sandwiches and drinks. However we always buy drinks there as well.
Do no miss the music band that goes into the wave pool .. excellent time!
We always go there on the Saturday's as there seems to be less crowd on that day.
6. Parco Naturale delle Saline di Sicciole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By stevenenhilde - Antwerp, Belgium
We visited this place 12 years ago. In that time there was nothing, just the pans. Now we visited the parc again. Now this is more commercial, more educational. Nice place!
If you prefer the educational way ... take the entrance in Portoroz.
If you prefer the spotive way (bikes) ... take the entrance between the croatian and slovenian border.
7. Kozlovic Winery
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4.5 based on 133 reviews
The Kozlovic philosophy is embodied in the family's history, a family that knew how to hold together, working towards a common goal; nurturing the value of their toils, effort, resolution and competence...
Reviewed By Josip Z
We didn't manage to book a whole winery tour because the groups were full for the day, but we had tasting (3 glasses of wine for 50 kunas, which is a great price). If you are near, you should definitely stop by.
8. Subaquatic Dive Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Professional and high educated dive team will make your dive safe and unforgettable. We run courses from Discovery Scuba Diving all the way to Pro Members. Down in the deep blue you will enjoy wreck diving, meet our pet Conguar ell, lobsters, and several families of mediteranian fish. The underwater terrain is furthermore an ideal home of cuttle fish, seahorse, nudibranch, crabs and colorful sponges, soft corals as well as treasures from ancient times.
Reviewed By LuciaSudova
We had great experience with my daughter here. I recommend to everybody, nice people, professionalism, rich program for all categories of divers. Sending hugs to Katarina Badurina, thank you for making our first diving experience so exceptional.Thank you dear divers, dear friends for your comments, your feedback is very important for us! Hope to see you soon :) Subaquatic dive team
9. Degrassi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Tanja B - Zagreb, Croatia
if you want to learn something about wines, first hand, then it's time to get to know the real posjetitte and winemakers. If you visit this winery by appointment owner himself, Moreno will welcome you, spend the winery, learn about the wines and give you to taste the wine that is particularly proud. In a separate wine cellars of the atmosphere on wooden benches will experience the spirit and tradition of Istrian peninsula ... Worth a Visit
10. Piran Town Walls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By mcink - Beverley, United Kingdom
The town walls run along from one side of the peninsula to the other as a way of guarding the entire city between the walls and the sea. The walls are easily walk-able and you can climb the towers too, to get a really great view of the Adriatic and the surrounding countryside.
Really is a good experience for the minimal price.
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