Explore the surroundings of Villa Aurora
Villa Aurora is situated in Brgod, a peaceful village on Istria’s eastern coast. From here, guests can easily reach the beaches of Rabac, the medieval old town of Labin, or enjoy authentic dining in small fishing villages like Trget. The surroundings are a mix of crystal-clear sea, green hills, and cultural heritage — perfect for relaxed day trips.
Labin
Labin is perched on a hill just 15 minutes away. The old town is full of narrow streets, pastel-coloured houses, and art galleries. Visitors can explore the town museum, located in a former mine shaft, and enjoy spectacular views over the Adriatic. In summer, Labin hosts open-air concerts and cultural events.
Rabac
Known as the “Pearl of Kvarner Bay”, Rabac is a lively seaside resort. Its promenade stretches along several pebble beaches with turquoise water. Families will find plenty of cafés and ice cream shops, while more adventurous guests can try diving, sailing, or boat excursions to nearby islands.
Trget
Just 5 minutes from Villa Aurora lies Trget, a small fishing port tucked in a quiet bay. It’s one of the best spots to enjoy freshly caught fish and seafood in authentic taverns. Trget is also a great place for a peaceful evening walk by the water.
Ravni
Ravni is a hidden gem for beach lovers who prefer a quieter atmosphere. With rocky and pebble beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a diving centre, Ravni is ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and enjoying untouched nature.
Koromačno
A small coastal settlement surrounded by rugged cliffs and wild landscapes. Koromačno is less touristic, offering a glimpse of authentic Istria with walking and cycling paths along the coast.
Tunarica
Tunarica Bay is a sheltered natural harbour with a small marina and campsite. It’s a perfect stop for sailing boats, kayaking, or a day trip with picnic under pine trees. The bay is calm and less crowded — ideal for families.
Prtlog
Prtlog is a quiet seaside village near Labin, with clear waters and rocky beaches. It’s mostly visited by locals and perfect for those seeking hidden swimming spots away from tourist crowds.
Raša
Raša is a small mining town founded in the 1930s during Italian rule. Its unique architecture and mining heritage make it an interesting cultural stop. The town is surrounded by green valleys and close to the Raša River estuary.
Barban
Barban lies inland and is famous for its medieval walls, stone houses, and the annual equestrian race “Trka na prstenac”. Here you can taste traditional Istrian dishes and enjoy panoramic views over rolling hills.
About Istria
Istria is the largest peninsula in Croatia, blending coastal beauty with inland charm. On the coast you’ll find Roman amphitheatres, Venetian towns, and modern resorts, while the inland offers olive groves, vineyards, and medieval hilltop villages. Istria is also known worldwide for its gastronomy: extra virgin olive oil, award-winning wines, and truffles. Whether you’re looking for cultural heritage, seaside relaxation, or outdoor activities, Istria has something for everyone.