If you do not like the exhausting heat and prefer to spend your holiday in ecologically clean areas, you should consider such a direction to relax as Croatia.
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Tourists of different nationalities increasingly prefer to visit this very attractive country than spend their holiday on the beach. One of the major tourist areas in Croatia is Istria (the other two - Central Dalmatia and Southern Dalmatia). The peninsula today is a very popular holiday destination on the Adriatic coast (besides, it is the largest peninsula of the Adriatic).
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The climate is temperate Mediterranean. The air is saturated with the smell of sea and pine trees, is so fresh and clean that a visit to this place is recommended for those people who are suffering respiratory problems. In addition, unlike many other areas of the country in Istria the temperature is cooler. For example, in July, the average temperature is about 26°C, water - less than 25°C. In September the water is much colder (20°C), a common phenomenon of this period - frequent wind. If you focus on swimming and sunbathing, it is recommended to go to the Peninsula in July or August. It is worth noting that there are almost no sand beaches in the resort. The beaches are usually of large natural stones or pebbles.
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It is extremely interesting for lovers of Istrian cultural activities. The ancient Colosseum in Pula, Rovinj's old streets, Byzantine mosaics and the ruins of Roman temples in Porec, the city-fortress of Motovun, a medieval spirit and unique shops.