There are many towns in Croatia that will charm you. Among the must-sees, we would definitely mention Porec, a pretty little coastal town in Istria. Having welcomed many civilizations over the centuries, Porec invites you to stroll through its narrow streets and discover its beautiful houses that seem to belong to another century.
Yacht charter in Porec offers you the opportunity to discover one of the many facets of Croatia, a country deeply marked by history. The Euphrasian Basilica, a magnificent masterpiece of Byzantine civilization and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an absolute must-see during your stay in Porec. Taking a stroll through the town, you will come across numerous vestiges of ancient civilizations, such as Marafor Square, dating from Roman times, located near a Romanesque house built in the 13th century. The round tower, the Fort du Nord and the pentagonal tower are all curiosities to be discovered in Pore?
And if it's the beaches that interest you, Porec seems to be blessed with splendid wild beaches where you can go water skiing, sailing or diving with the family. Quiet and welcoming, the town seems perfectly suited to families.
Some beaches not to be missed
Several beaches are well worth a visit in Porec, such as the splendid Maro Sandy Beach. Magnifying the southeast coast of the island of Sveti Nikola, this beach is accessible with a yacht charter in Croatia and faces the marina of Porec. Ideal for families, it has a long stretch of sand caressed by a shallow, sparkling sea and has been awarded a Blue Flag.
It should be noted that the majority of the city's beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag, such as Crnika, Donji Spadici and Borik, all of which offer a beautiful view of the historic center of Porec. To the south of the town is Brulo beach, a small pebble beach also flying the blue flag and surrounded by a small pine forest.
Festivities and scuba diving in Porec
Yacht charter in Porec not only gives you the opportunity to reach the most beautiful seaside resorts in Istria, but also to enjoy your vacation in a thousand and one ways. For diving enthusiasts, Porec marina will be a good point of departure for reaching the many diving sites where a few wrecks are hidden, such as the Gilda, a cargo ship lying not far from Cape Savudrija, or the wreck of the Coriolanus, to the west of the town of Novigrad. The shoals of Gobo, Lim and Piranor are a meeting place for beginners and professionals, who can discover a rich marine flora and fauna there.
As for entertainment, party lovers will be spoiled for choice. Every summer, the streets and beaches of the seaside resort are immersed in a festive atmosphere. The jazz concerts, the Giostra historical festival, the shows organized in the Territorial Museum of Parentin and the Street&Art street festival have quickly made Porec a must for partygoers.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 4 231 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $9,309 |
| Minimum weekly price | $622 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,007,300 |