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Villa Rita Umag
Istria - Umag
Description
Ground-floor apartment with sea view in a well-kept private house, with 3 bedrooms, only 20 meters to the beach
The apartment is located on the ground floor of a family home in the first row to the sea. The nearest beach is only 20 meters away, allowing easy access to the sea within a few steps. The covered terrace, furnished with a table and chairs and offering a sea view, is perfect for fully enjoying warm days and mild evenings. Located on the northwestern coast of Istria, only 15 km from the Slovenian border, Umag is Croatia’s westernmost town. Everything for the daily needs, as a restaurant, shopping facilities, cafes and the beach are within walking distance. Known as Istria’s vibrant sports center, Umag has hosted numerous tennis tournaments over the years on its outstanding courts, including the Croatia Open. However, the city offers much more: with its historic harbor and picturesque beaches, Umag captivates those who appreciate both cultural and natural beauty. The well-known towns of Poreč, Rovinj, and Pula are easily accessible by car, offering a wealth of attractions and unforgettable experiences.
Apartment for 6-8 persons: approx. 100 m², on the ground floor. Fully equipped kitchen with dining table and air conditioning, living room with a sofa bed (160 x 200 cm) for two persons and access to the covered terrace with sea view. The apartment includes three bedrooms, each furnished with a double bed. The third bedroom stands out with its terrace access and sea view. Additionally, there are two bathrooms with shower.
Further details: WiFi available free of charge. Free private parking for 2 cars on the fenced property. Tennis courts are located nearby.
Features and services included in the rental price:
* bed linen
* towels
* final cleaning
* tourist tax
* air conditioning (if indicated in the description)
* heating (if indicated in the description)
* no deposit required
Cancellation policy*:
up to the 60th day before travel free cancellation unless otherwise specified
from the 59th up to the 15th day before travel 50%
from the 14th up to the 1st day before travel 80%
on the day of travel 95%
*When booking package tours (e.g. flight + apartment), the cancellation conditions from Part A of our General Terms and Conditions shall apply.
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Location
Umag - Istria
The legend tells that Umag was named after the Celtic word “mag”, which stands for fertile land. This land and sea has truly always been blessed with everything that nature offers. In olden times Umag used to be the summer residence for the Roman nobles. Some of the ancient glamorous villas in the old town of Umag can still today be admired. Umag has also preserved a part of the old town´s walls and some of it´s beautiful churches, like the church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary and the church of St. Pelegrin. The charm of Umag however goes far beyond its fascinating history, in the present it cherishes life full with colors and sounds of a typical Mediterranean town. Its nightlife is rich both with urban and folks entertainment. On the one hand there are many music festivals, dancing nights, exhibitions, performances and concerts and on the other hand the folk festivals are reflecting all the joy and art of “living it the local way”. Umag is famous for its Blue Flag rewarded beaches Laguna Stella Maris, Katoro, Aurora and Kanegra. Rewarded with the international prize for the absolute sea clarity, they conquer with their allure and crystal beauty. Umag is best-known as the center of the international ATP tournament since 1990, which is every July home to some of the most famous tennis players from all over the world.Not to be overlooked: Old town, City Museum, Seget, Sepomaia, Church St. Pelegrin, Church of St. Nicholas, St. Rocco Church, Church of St. Mary, Castle Sipar
Not to be missed: Day St. Pelegrin & Day of open wine cellars in May, Umagoloud & UmaGOblues music festivals in June, Istrian Gourmet and Jazz Festival, ATP tournament – the famous international tennis tournament in July, Sepomaia viva – Antique Festival, Feast of the Assumption, Umag nights & Organum Histriae – Festival of organs