Comfortable apartment with garden for up to 4 persons. Situated in Salvore, just 1 km from the historical harbour and 500m from the sea. The apartment is composed by one bedroom with double bed, bathroom with shower, kitchen and living room with an additional sofa-bed for 2 persons. The garden with grill is available for the guests. The parking is in front of the property. Wifi, Tv/Sat and air conditioning are included in the price.

Comfortable apartment with garden for up to 4 persons. Situated in Salvore, just 1 km from the historical harbour and 500m from the sea. The apartment is composed by one bedroom with double bed, bathroom with shower, kitchen and living room with an additional sofa-bed for 2 persons. The garden with grill is available for the guests. The parking is in front of the property. Wifi, Tv/Sat and air conditioning are included in the price.

Entering Istria from the northwest, the first place you will come across is Salvore, located on the tip of the peninsula of the same name. This small fishing village has a rather rich history. Its name is in fact mentioned for the first time already in the 12th century, while, according to the archaeological remains found in the surroundings, this territory would have been inhabited since the Stone Age. The area of Savudrija which includes Zambratija, Basanija, Borozija and the harbour village of Savudrija, is located in the north of the Istrian region, between the Italian city of Trieste and the Croatian city of Umag. In and around the fishing village of Savudrija you will find many attractions such as the famous Savudrija lighthouse. Its jagged and mostly rocky coastline is characterized by numerous small sandy beaches and is surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation rich in laurel trees, palm trees, different species of evergreen shrubs, olive trees, pines and cypresses. Thanks to the air that is breathed in this area, with an ideal concentration of vegetable and marine aerosols, the climate of Salvore is able to stimulate and promote physical well-being. This characteristic was known already in the Austro-Hungarian era. On the other hand, the tourism of this locality was originally developed in the realm of well-being.