Porec – Piran

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Porec – Piran
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Porec Guide

Porec Ferry Port

Situated on the north west coast of Croatia, Porec is a Roman town that connects Croatia with Italy and Slovenia. The ferry routes departing the port head to Venice, Trieste and Piran, with the crossings typically lasting between 50 minutes and three hours.

What is there to do in Porec?

Beautiful weather, Roman infrastructure and picturesque scenery have prompted Porec to soar into the upper echelons of tourist destinations. The thousands of visitors each summer make it a place to avoid if you’re looking for a relaxing time in peaceful surroundings, especially considering the myriad of clubs and cheap alcohol that make it the ideal location for young party-goers craving a good time. Unlike more intense and debauched party destinations, Porec still maintains a family friendly atmosphere and has an abundance of highly rated hotels. The town certainly doesn’t have a lack of attractions, yet the beauty of Porec lies in its location; situated right in the centre of the Istria region, it’s easy to escape the noise by heading to one of the quieter towns in close proximity. However, you don’t have to veer away from Porec to bask in stunning architecture engulfed in medieval conditions – the Old Town is an idyll lined with quaint buildings and Euphrasian Basilica is a UNESCO World Heritage site that has grown into the most popular landmark.

How do you get around Porec?

The best way to get around is usually by car, especially if you’re planning on travelling out of the town. Alternatively, most choose to walk around the Old Town or when travelling around the resorts.


Piran Guide

Piran Ferry Port

Piran is a small town situated on the south west coast of Slovenia, bordering the Gulf of Piran and the Adriatic Sea. Several ferry routes depart the port, heading to other coastal towns around Slovenia and also to Venice in Italy.

What is there to do in Piran?

Slovenia is becoming increasingly prevalent in the tourism industry and Piran is the catalyst for its rapid progression. The appeal for Piran lies in its seasonal dexterity; holidaymakers line the picturesque streets and swarm the charming alleyways in the height of summer, yet in the quieter, winter months tourists can wander around Old Town and witness the Gothic architecture in relative peace. The Venetian history is still embedded in the town’s infrastructure, and the array of fine restaurants and Mediterranean weather exude an Italian vibe. To really experience the relaxed atmosphere and unique buildings that are synonymous with Piran, head to Tartini Square to embrace the stunning scenery. Away from the main square, the town walls showcase a unique land structure that is hard to find in a coastal resort and the Church of St. George is a must see for anyone with a penchant for religious history and culture. For an organised tour of Piran, many companies offer reasonable prices with an informative guide.

How do you get around Piran?

It takes roughly half an hour to walk from one side of the town to the other, so walking is the only real form of transport. There is a free shuttle bus running from prominent areas around Piran.


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