Visas Citizens from EU, Switzerland, Australia, North and South America and many other countries are allowed into Croatia without a visa. You can find basic information about the visa regime between the Republic of Croatia and all other countries on www.mvep.hr Everybody who needs a visa must obtain it before entering. You can not do this […]

One of the most interesting ways to come to the sea is certainly by railroad. The vastness and sights you come across through your journey will remain a nice memory and when you reach Pazin, Kanfanar or Pula, you reached one of the closest stations to Funtana.

If you choose a fast and easy trip, without traffic jams and heat, you may reach Istria by regular plane lines or charters to the international airport Pula. Moreover, you may land an air-taxi or a small plane at the sport airport Crljenka near Vrsar. The international airport in Pula The sport airport Crljenka, Vrsar

Set off on your own to explore and learn about small towns of the Istrian inland, visit the rich cultural heritage of the close by towns of Porec, Rovinj, Umag and Pula, discover agrotourism oasis or taverns offering authentic Istrian specialties, and accomplish it by renting a car or van in a nearby rent a […]

If you like sea vastness, you may reach Funtana by sea as well. On your own vessel, first through the nearby border crossing Poreč, or a seasonal boat line or summer excursion line, do move on towards Funtana and sail into our safe harbour. On your own yacht or boat: border crossing Poreč Boat line: […]

Citizens from EU, Switzerland, Australia, North and South America and many other countries are allowed into Croatia without a visa. You can find basic information about the visa regime between the Republic of Croatia and all other countries on www.mvp.hr Everybody who needs a visa must obtaine it before entering. You can not do this at […]

Funtana is well connected with road routes that take you, straight from Slovenia and Italy on the north, and from all European countries on the south and east, through the Istrian Y motorway, directly to your host. From the North: Ljubljana – Črni Kal – border crossing Mlini – Buzet – Vižinada – Poreč – […]

When at the end of the 16th century Captain Bernardo Borisi led the newly-arrived inhabitants to an almost deserted Funtana and struck the foundations of the current town, he probably did not foresee that less than a few centuries later that same little town would be able to accommodate 20,000 holiday makers in a single summer day…