Villa

Villa Vigini is a beautifully renovated and modernly furnished villa that offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet is conveniently located close to all the attractive destinations in Istria.
Surrounded by lush green groves and forests, this villa is situated on a10,000 m² estate that is fenced and protected.
The villa features5 en-suite bedrooms that can accommodate up to 11 guests. It is a perfect place to enjoy your privacy and intimacy while also being suitable for various gatherings of family and friends. You can relax by the pool, throw a barbecue, or enjoy chilled wine and Istrian delicacies on lounge chairs and swings.
For those who prefer an active vacation,4 adult bicycles are available to explore nearby archaeological sites, medieval towns, households, and wineries.
The villa is located in the vicinity of numerous tourist attractions, such asGrožnjan, a picturesque hilltop town known for its narrow cobbled streets, houses, and artists.

Welcome to our beautiful apartment, located in Makovci, in the Grožnjan municipality in Istria. This quaint town offers a variety of activities for guests of all ages and interests. Only twenty minutes from Umag, you’ll find the medieval town of Grožnjan, known as the town of artists and music. Once a Roman fortress, this charming town sits above the river Mirna, offering stunning views of about twenty remote Istrian places, and even the sea, stretching from Novigrad to Umag.
For sports enthusiasts, the surrounding coastal towns, like Rovinj and Poreč, offer a range of activities including swimming, diving, boating, and sailing. The region’s beautiful countryside is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors. The rolling hills, picturesque farmland, and charming villages create the ideal backdrop for hiking or biking along serene paths.
Istralandia, one of the best waterparks in the region, is just a short drive away, offering a fun experience for the whole family.
Foodies will love exploring the local cuisine, made withfresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Be sure to visit the markets, dine in local restaurants, and try some of the native dishes. For wine enthusiasts, the local vineyards are a must-visit, offering tours and tasting experiences that are sure to be a highlight of your trip.