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Explore the Baredine Cave (Grotta Baredine) , a fascinating underground cave system located near the village of Nova Vas. Take a guided tour to discover the cave's stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations, as well as its unique inhabitants like the olm, a blind cave salamander.

Visit Hrastovlje , a small village known for its well-preserved medieval frescoes in the Church of the Holy Trinity. Take a guided tour of the church to learn about the history and symbolism behind the frescoes. Afterward, explore the village's narrow streets and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.

Enjoy a traditional Istrian dinner at a local konoba, a traditional Croatian tavern, and savor dishes like truffle pasta, seafood risotto, and grilled meats.

Take a trip to Pula , the largest city in Istria, and visit the Pula Arena (Pula Amphitheatre) , one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world. Take a guided tour to learn about the history of the arena and its significance in ancient times. Afterward, explore the city's historic center and admire its Roman ruins, including the Temple of Augustus and the Arch of the Sergii.

Head to Porec , a picturesque coastal town known for its well-preserved old town and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Euphrasian Basilica. Take a guided tour of the basilica to learn about its Byzantine mosaics and its importance in early Christian architecture. Afterward, explore the town's narrow streets and enjoy some gelato from one of the local gelaterias.

End your day with a romantic sunset walk along the Porec waterfront, and find a cozy restaurant to enjoy a seafood dinner with views of the Adriatic Sea.

Spend the morning exploring the charming hilltop towns of Motovun and Groznjan, known for their medieval architecture and stunning views of the Istrian countryside. Take a leisurely walk along the town walls and visit the local art galleries and studios.

Head to the coastal town of Rovinj, often referred to as the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Explore the picturesque old town and climb to the top of the bell tower of St. Euphemia's Church for panoramic views of the town and the surrounding islands. Afterward, relax at one of the town's beaches or enjoy a boat ride to the nearby islands.

Enjoy a traditional Istrian dinner at a local konoba in Rovinj, and try dishes like Istrian prosciutto, štrukli (cheese-filled pastry), and Istrian wine.

Take a scenic drive through the Istrian countryside and visit the town of Bale, known for its charming stone houses and narrow streets. Explore the town's historic center and visit the Bembo Palace, a well-preserved Renaissance palace that now houses the Ethnographic Museum.

Visit the town of Vrsar, located on a hill overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Take a walk along the waterfront promenade and enjoy the stunning views of the coastline. In the afternoon, visit the Vrsar Sculpture Park, an open-air museum that showcases the works of contemporary Croatian sculptors.

End your day with a relaxing dinner at a local tavern in Bale, and try traditional Istrian dishes like fuži (handmade pasta) with truffles and Istrian beef stew.