Accessible via a spinnaker arm, the small coastal town of Trget remains the best meeting place for boaters and cruise enthusiasts. There are many cruising opportunities from the village, which will allow you to discover the most beautiful tourist attractions of Blue Istria. Trget also proves to be an excellent point of departure for exploring the commune of Raša and its surroundings.
Discover the municipality of Raša
Trget, a tiny village hauled in alongside the municipality of Raša, offers an excellent anchorage for yachtsmen wishing to explore the county of Istria. Although this welcoming village of less than 50 inhabitants has no places of interest, it is nevertheless a good point from which to explore the municipality of Raša, about 4 km from Rabac.
Founded by miners, the town of Raša was rebuilt from 1937 onwards, during the Second World War. Now displaying modern architecture, the town nevertheless retains some traces of its very first inhabitants, such as the church of Saint Barbara, patron saint of miners. Dominating the central square, the church closely resembles a cart, while its bell tower takes the form of a miner's lamp. You can admire a fine collection relating to mining in the region.
You can also enjoy discovering the small villages that embellish the municipality of Raša, such as Drenje, Crni and Skitača, before setting off to explore the towns of Laban and Rabac.
Explore the towns of Blue Istria
The area around Trget can also be discovered during a pleasant trip out to sea. You can thus reach well-known towns such as Rabac, embellishing the southern coast of Istria. A former fishing village, Rabac is home to splendid pebble beaches hauled in by the side of the boat, with lush vegetation and awarded the Blue Flag, such as Lanterna, Maslenica and Girandella beaches. Swimming, fishing, diving and beach volleyball will keep you entertained during your stopover in Rabac.
Overlooking Rabac, in a green setting, the medieval town of Labin promises you a pleasant change of cultural scenery. As you stroll through the village, you will admire some beautiful architecture dating from the 15th and 17th centuries. From the heights, you can enjoy a magnificent view of Rabac, Velebit, Gorski Kotar and Prklog, a splendid little wild and protected cove.
A stop in Labin also offers you the opportunity to try local specialties, such as the famous Labin krafi, sweet ravioli filled with cow's cheese, eggs and raisins, all flavored with lemon zest.
Take a cruise on the Adriatic
After this fascinating trip to the coast of Rabac, how about a long cruise to the magnificent islands dotting the Adriatic? Leave the peaceful spinnaker arm hauled in by the side of the boat with its exuberant vegetation and set off to conquer the most beautiful islands of Croatia by sailboat.
Your long sea voyage will take you to the idyllic beaches of the island of Cres, located in the Gulf of Kvarner, or to the Brijuni archipelago, northwest of Pula, which is home to a magnificent national park.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 4 191 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $8,946 |
| Minimum weekly price | $614 |
| Maximum price per week | $995,138 |