Slovenian Istria is a province in Slovenia, located in the western part of the country and bordering the Gulf of Trieste. It is known for its picturesque coastline and picturesque hill towns, as well as its rich history and culture. The region is home to several important historical sites, including the medieval city of Piran and the Roman ruins in Monfort. It is also a popular tourist destination and offers many activities such as hiking, swimming and cycling.

Piranha is a coastal town in southwestern Slovenia, in the Gulf of Trieste. It lies on a small peninsula by the Adriatic Sea and is part of Slovenian Istria. It has about 5,000 inhabitants. The city has a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire and has been an important trading port for centuries. Today it is known for its picturesque old town with its narrow streets, medieval architecture and Venetian-style buildings. The main city attraction is Tartini Square, named after the famous violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini, who was born in Piran. The town also has a small fishing harbor and offers various water sports activities.

Mediterranean Villa with an Amazing View and a Pool by Loft - Piran

Mediterranean Villa with an Amazing View and a Pool by Loft

Mediterranean Villa with an Amazing View and a Pool by Loft

Mediterranean Villa with an Amazing View and a Pool by Loft

Sečovlje are a small settlement and municipality in the southwestern part of Slovenia, close to the border with Italy and the Adriatic Sea. It is best known for the Sečovel Salt Flats Landscape Park, a unique nature reserve that preserves the traditional way of producing salt using old techniques dating back to Roman times.

The Sečovel salt marsh nature park covers more than 650 hectares and is home to various species of birds, fish and plants that are adapted to the salty environment. The park is also a popular tourist destination, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the salt pans, learn about the history of salt extraction and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

In addition to the nature park, Sečovlje also has some historical sights, such as the Museum of Sečovlje salt pans and the church of St. Martin from the 13th century. The town also has a small marina and several beaches that are popular with tourists during the summer months.

Villa Porto Olive – Parecag

Izola is a coastal town in southwestern Slovenia by the Gulf of Trieste. It is part of Slovenian Istria and has approximately 12,000 inhabitants. The city has a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire and was an important trading port for centuries. Today it is known for its picturesque old town, fishing industry and as a popular tourist destination.

Villa Beatrice by Locap Group – Izola

Dill is a coastal town in southwestern Slovenia, in the Gulf of Trieste. It is the largest city in Slovenian Istria and the fifth largest city in Slovenia. About 25,000 inhabitants live in the city. Koper has a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire and has been an important trading port for centuries. Today it is known for its beautiful architecture, including the Praetorian Palace, the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and Titus Square. It also has a busy harbor and a lively town center with shops, restaurants and cultural venues.

Vila Molet – Koper

Portorož is a coastal town in southwestern Slovenia, in the Gulf of Trieste. It lies near Piran and is part of Slovenian Istria. About 4,500 inhabitants live in the city. Portorož is known for its beautiful beaches, thermal spas and long-standing tourist tradition. It has a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire and was once an important trading port. Today it is popular for its picturesque promenade, salt pans and Casino Portorož. The city also offers many activities for tourists, including water sports, golf, tennis and various events throughout the year.

Villa Bellevue Portorož

Stringed is a small coastal settlement in southwestern Slovenia, just a few kilometers south of the city of Piran. The village is known for its beautiful natural environment with high cliffs, a rocky coast and a protected nature reserve that extends into the sea.

One of the main attractions in Strunjan is the Strunjan Nature Park, which covers approximately 160 hectares and includes the Strunjan Cliff, the longest stretch of unspoiled coastline in the Gulf of Trieste. The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including rare orchids, a variety of bird species and the string wall lizard, which is endemic to the area.

Another attraction of Strunjan is the local beach, which is located at the foot of the cliffs and is one of the few sandy beaches on the Slovenian coast. The beach is equipped with various facilities, including showers, changing rooms and sunbeds, and is popular with families with children.

In addition to natural beauty, Strunjan also has some cultural and historical attractions, such as the church of the Holy Trinity from the 14th century and the Strunjan lighthouse, which offers a panoramic view of the coast and the sea.

Villa Tartini – Strunjan

Ankaran is a small coastal town in southwestern Slovenia, close to the border with Italy and the city of Trieste. It lies on a small peninsula between the Gulf of Trieste and the salt flats nature reserve.

One of the main attractions of Ankaran is its natural environment with beautiful beaches and a picturesque coastline. There are several beaches in the area, including Ankaran Beach, which is known for its clean water and well-maintained facilities. The area is also popular with hikers and cyclists, as there are many paths and tracks that offer wonderful views of the coast and surrounding countryside.

Another attraction of Ankaran is the nearby Debeli rtič nature park, which covers more than 150 hectares and is home to various plant and animal species, including rare orchids, migratory birds and the European mole. The park is also home to several historical sites, such as the ruins of a Roman villa and an ancient cemetery.

Ankaran is also known for its rich cultural heritage, which is reflected in its architecture and local traditions. There are several historic buildings in the town, such as the 15th-century St. Nicholas Church and the 18th-century Korte Manor. The area is also known for its traditional cuisine, which includes seafood, olive oil and locally produced wine.

Villa Petra – Ankaran

Some exceptional accommodations in Slovenian Istria where you will spend your unforgettable vacation:

Mediterranean Villa with an Amazing View and a Pool by Loft - Piran

Villa Porto Olive – Parecag

Villa Beatrice by Locap Group – Izola

Vila Molet – Koper

Villa Bellevue Portorož

Villa Tartini – Strunjan

Villa Petra – Ankaran