Porec is a town on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, covering an area of 139 square kilometers. The city is almost 2,000 years old, influenced by a mix of various cultures and nationalities; these included the Liburnians, the Histrians, the Greeks, and the Celts. Before you begin your boat trip in Porec, you can enjoy a pleasant walk around the town to see the remains of ancient monuments and temples. One of Poreč's major landmarks is the 6th-century Euphrasian Basilica, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Venetians and Romans left many traces too, so it is not unusual to hear the Italian language on the streets. Many castles, gothic palaces, and beautiful fortifications were built when Porec was conquered by the Venetian Republic, in 1267. The big Neptune Temple, the Palace of Zucchato, the Two Saints House, and the Pentagonal Fortress are mesmerizing monuments built when Porec passed under the control of Venice. Once you have felt the spirit of history in the old town, you can enjoy an active holiday by renting a boat in Porec.

By hiring a boat in Porec you will be able to sail away from the crowds and enjoy a peaceful vacation. Istria hides plenty of beaches and bays. Located near the town of Porec, you can explore Brulo, Borik, Oliva, and Bellevue Beach. All these beaches are equipped with a large number of restaurants and are ideal for both children and the elderly. A simple boat tour in Porec can be spent by hopping from one town to the other. Isnjan, Labin, Motovun, and Vrsar are small towns and villages that form one of the loveliest archipelagos in the Adriatic Sea. The village of Funtana is about 7 km south of Porec and occupies a marina that is open throughout the year. You can spend an overnight stay in this quaint and charming village. Moreover, you will be offered the opportunity to visit the famous Baredine caves nearby, rich in stalactite and stalagmite formations. Resuming on your boat trip from Porec, you can reach Rovinj, one of the most romantic spots on the coast. Rovinj counts 13 beaches, most often hidden coves, but also pebble ones, with a friendly and relaxing vibe to them.