Villa Azura is a beautiful, high-quality villa built in a traditional style. The interior has been beautifully decorated with attention to detail. There are 3 bedrooms, one double and two twin rooms. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. The villa is fully air-conditioned and offers broadband wireless internet access. There is also a lovely large pool, quality sun loungers and an outdoor dining area with a stone barbecue. The villa is fully walled and gated with private parking. So you are equipped for a perfect relaxing vacation. The house is located on a hill above the Rasa canal and there are a dozen beautiful beaches within 10 km. Not far from the villa is a horse ranch. There you and your family can have a great time and go on horseback riding tours. The owner will give you more information about it.Villa Azura is located in Hreljici, a settlement in the municipality of Marcana. It is the ideal destination for those looking for a vacation away from the crowded coastal resorts.
The local coastline, 36 km long, is the least populated coastal strip in Istria with crystal clear sea surrounded by lush greenery.
The Marcani Riviera is a perfect place for a peaceful family vacation in the countryside with numerous authentic cultural monuments of Istrian architecture and churches from the Middle Ages. The entire area is surrounded by green hills and blue bays, some of which are only accessible by boat. You can follow some of the Istrian wine and olive roads and explore the old dry stone walls and kazuni, the authentic small houses.
Apart from the cultural heritage, this region offers a rich gastronomic offer of local delicacies that you must try!
The local coastline, 36 km long, is the least populated coastal strip in Istria with crystal clear sea surrounded by lush greenery.
The Marcani Riviera is a perfect place for a peaceful family vacation in the countryside with numerous authentic cultural monuments of Istrian architecture and churches from the Middle Ages. The entire area is surrounded by green hills and blue bays, some of which are only accessible by boat. You can follow some of the Istrian wine and olive roads and explore the old dry stone walls and kazuni, the authentic small houses.
Apart from the cultural heritage, this region offers a rich gastronomic offer of local delicacies that you must try!