Villa Marko
2 bedrooms
4 + 2 guests
1 bathrooms
Pets: Yes, Paid
Your Stay in Villa Marko
Villa Marko is a charming holiday home located in the peaceful village of Kaštelir on the western coast of Istria. With 90 m² of living space, it is ideal for 4 to 6 guests, offering comfort, privacy, and all the amenities needed for a relaxing vacation.
The interior features a cozy living room with a large, resizable sofa bed for two additional guests, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. The villa includes one bathroom and two air-conditioned bedrooms, each furnished with a double bed and satellite TV.
Outside, guests can enjoy a 32 m² private swimming pool and a jacuzzi, perfect for cooling off or unwinding after a day of exploring. The covered summer kitchen with a large fireplace and dining area provides the perfect setting for al fresco meals. The property also offers two private parking spaces.
The nearest beach is just 8 km away and can be reached in about 10 minutes by car. The village of Kaštelir itself offers several restaurants, pizzerias, and cafés, as well as shops, a post office, and an ATM – all within walking distance.
Poreč, one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Adriatic, is only 10 km away and offers a wide range of attractions, entertainment, and cultural sites.
Villa Marko is the perfect base for a relaxed yet memorable holiday in Istria.
Villa Marko is a charming holiday home located in the peaceful village of Kaštelir on the western coast of Istria. With 90 m² of living space, it is ideal for 4 to 6 guests, offering comfort, privacy, and all the amenities needed for a relaxing vacation.
The interior features a cozy living room with a large, resizable sofa bed for two additional guests, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. The villa includes one bathroom and two air-conditioned bedrooms, each furnished with a double bed and satellite TV.
Outside, guests can enjoy a 32 m² private swimming pool and a jacuzzi, perfect for cooling off or unwinding after a day of exploring. The covered summer kitchen with a large fireplace and dining area provides the perfect setting for al fresco meals. The property also offers two private parking spaces.
The nearest beach is just 8 km away and can be reached in about 10 minutes by car. The village of Kaštelir itself offers several restaurants, pizzerias, and cafés, as well as shops, a post office, and an ATM – all within walking distance.
Poreč, one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Adriatic, is only 10 km away and offers a wide range of attractions, entertainment, and cultural sites.
Villa Marko is the perfect base for a relaxed yet memorable holiday in Istria.
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Villa Marko
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About location
Istria
Welcome to Istria! To ensure a safe and pleasant stay, here’s a quick guide to essential services and emergency contacts.
Emergency phone numbers
- 112 – General Emergency Assistance (24/7, multilingual)
- 192 – Police
- 193 – Fire Department
- 194 – Ambulance
Lost or Stolen Documents
If you lose your documents or suspect theft, notify the local police department. If navigating the town’s charming streets leaves you disoriented, online maps can help you locate the nearest police station.
Embassy and Consular Services
Most embassies in Croatia are in Zagreb, and some of them are also closer to Istria region. Here are a few embasies in Croatia and consulates closest to the Istrian region:
- Austria - Consulate of the Republic of Austria to the Republic of Croatia, Rijeka. e-mail: konzulat.republike.austrije@ri.t-com.hr, phone: +385 51 338 554
- Czech Republic - Embassy of the Czech Republic to the Republic of Croatia, email: zagreb@embassy.mzv.cz, phone: +385 1 617 72-46
- Denmark - Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark to the Republic of Croatia, e-mail: zagamb@um.dk, phone: +385 1 49 24 530
- Germany – Consulate of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Republic of Croatia Pula, e-mail pula@hk-diplo.de, phone: +385 52 520 240
- Hungary - Embassy of Hungary to the Republic of Croatia, Zagreb, e-mail: mission.zgb@mfa.gov.hu, phone: +385 1 48 90 900
- Italy – Consulate General of Italy in Rijeka: Assistance for Italian nationals and other consular services. e-mail: cons.fiume@esteri.it, phone +38551355201
- Poland - Embassy of the Republic of Poland to the Republic of Croatia, e-mail: hrzagamb@msz.gov.pl, phone: +385 1 48 99 444
- Slovakia - Embassy of the Slovak Republic to the Republic of Croatia, e-mail: emb.zagreb@mzv.sk, phone: +385 1 48 77 070
- Slovenia - Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia to the Republic of Croatia, e-mail: consular.zagreb@gov.si, phone: +385 1 631 10 00
- Switzerland - Embassy of the Swiss Confederation to the Republic of Croatia, e-mail: zagreb@eda.admin.ch, phone: +385 1 48 78 800
For a comprehensive list of diplomatic missions in Croatia, visit Embassy Worldwide.
Hospitals and Pharmacies
For medical emergencies, head to:
- General Hospital Pula (Opća bolnica Pula) – The main hospital in the Istrian region, located about 40 km from Rovinj.
- Clinical Hospital Center Rijeka (Klinički bolnički centar Rijeka) – A large hospital in Rijeka, providing advanced care and specialized medical treatments.
Both facilities have 24/7 emergency departments. For non-urgent medical needs, pharmacies (Ljekarne) are widely available across Istria.
Roadside Assistance
If your vehicle breaks down or you encounter a road issue, contact HAK (Croatian Automobile Club) at 1987 .
How to Move Around
Istria is filled with countless transportation ways that let you discover its quaint towns, striking countryside, and picturesque coastlines:
- Buses: You'll find intercity buses linking significant locations like Rovinj, Poreč, and Umag. Buses in Istria are both cheap and dependable, making them a favored option for intra-city travel.
- Car rentals: If you're keen on sniffing out the rural beauty of Istria, trailing through vineyards or visiting hilltop hamlets like Motovun and Grožnjan, renting a car is your best bet. The roads are well-kept and distances manageable.
- Cycling: Istria is a heaven for cyclists! Witness lovely landscapes and age-old sites on marked trails such as the Parenzana route.
- Taxis and ride-sharing apps: Taxis are in larger towns while ride-sharing apps like Uber or Bolt service certain regions ensuring an easy commute.
- Walking: Breathe in the simplicity and cultural richness of compact areas particularly within Rovinj and Poreč – best viewed at a walker's pace.
Useful Tips
- Currency: Croatia uses the Euro (EUR).
- Best time to visit: Spring and early autumn are ideal for enjoying Istria’s charm without peak-season crowds.
- Tap water: Safe and drinkable! Feel free to refill your bottle.
- Tipping: While not mandatory, a 5-10% tip or rounding up the bill is appreciated.
- Quiet hours: From 10 pm to 6 am, Istria follows a tranquility rule. Please respect the peace.