Description

Premantura is a small village at the southern tip of Istria and the last stop before the protected landscape of Cape Kamenjak. Few places can boast this kind of nature on their doorstep: a peninsula 9.5 km long and 1.5 km wide, with 30 km of indented coastline, rocky beaches and pebbly coves.

Kamenjak is home to around 530 plant species, including 20 kinds of orchids, some found nowhere else. To protect it, there are no hotels, campsites or other buildings on the cape, so Premantura is where you stay and set off from.

Most visitors stay in the village’s campsites, close to nature, or in private apartments. The most unusual address is the Porer Lighthouse, on its own islet off the tip of the cape, which can be rented in summer.

Premantura is a place for an active holiday. The winds that blow here are perfect for water sports from summer well into autumn, and the diving centres in the village open up a rich underwater world. At the southern tip of Kamenjak, the brave jump into the sea from the high cliffs.

Premantura is also one of the few places with a beach adapted for blind and visually impaired visitors. Nearby Medulin is just a short drive away.