Červar-Porat: Hotels and Accommodations

A listed hiking route measuring 9.5–11.2 km begins in Červar-Porat and runs along Roman remains, Uvala Lunga, the Larun Peninsula, and Santa Marina; the stated walking time is approximately 3 to 4.5 hours. Those wishing to book a hotel in Červar-Porat can then continue searching for accommodation.

Trails and Nature

The Porto Bussola cycling trail follows the coast and reaches wild beaches around the Porto Bussola Peninsula. It passes through the Ulika olive grove and is 10.6 km long.

Coast and Water

The beach area of Červar-Porat includes an outdoor fitness facility and new parking spaces. The beach area also includes a picnic zone.

Červar Marina has 259 berths for boats from 3 to 25 m with a maximum draft of 5 m. All berths at Červar Marina have electricity and water at the pontoon. The marina has its own repair workshop and a 15-ton crane. Červar-Porat Marina is a facility for nautical tourism and sailing holidays.

Culture and History

The Červar Porat archaeological park was established following archaeological investigations that uncovered Roman remains. In the Červar-Porat archaeological park, educational panels provide information about Roman remains, including a Roman rural villa and pottery kilns found on the site.

The remains of a Roman rural villa, a pottery workshop, an olive oil mill, and a water cistern are located in Lorun.

For further navigation: Antonci, Banki, Vržnaveri, Radoši Kod Žbandaja, Nova Vas, Kirmenjak, Tar, Mugeba

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Poreč.