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Istria is a half island which lies in the heart of Europe by the Adriatic ocean. The acreage is 2820 km2 along with 206.000 citizens. The coastline is 445 km. The half island is known for famous for the vegetation. 35 % of the half island is covered with forests. The wind from the Alps makes the climate agreeable to live here. The water temperature varies from 10 degrees in winter and 28 degrees in the summer.

Croatia has in the recent time built many km. with highways which binds together the entire country. There used to be a lot of queues, but now the security is improved. New roads are built through Istria - from Pula to Slovenia and from tunnel Ucka to Rijeka. You can get to Istria by using either a plane or train. There are airports in Pula and Trieste, 65 km from Porec.

Main language
croatian, latinsk handwriting

Main religion in Croatia:
Most of them are Catholics (90%), along with Protestants, Muslims and Orthodox.

The Croatian gastronomy, along the coast and on the islands, grew up as a tradition of nature as well as healthy mediterian food, with ingredients like vegetables along with olive oil, fish and seashells, wine, sheep and goat cheese. And from the local fruit, apricot, grapes, fig and almonds. Our kitchen is special because of the way its made, and besides doctors find it healthy

Brijuni

The beautiful Brijuni islands consist of 14 minor islands along with 7, 3 km2. They were known as a National park in 1983. The biggest one is called “the Big Brijuni”; the next one is called “the smaller Brijuni” with acreage of 1 km2. The distance to land from the Fazana canal above has a average depth of 12m.