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Umag Holidays – Historic coast town and animated Croatia beach resort
Umag holidays combine a small, historic, fortified town with an enjoyable Croatia beach resort on the north-west coast of the Istria Peninsula, 25 miles north of the lively Croatia beach resort of Porec and close to both Slovenia and Italy. The focus of Umag holidays is the compact Old Town with 14th century fortifications, set on a headland with fine views of a perfect horseshoe bay. All Umag holidays should make time for strolling the pretty cobbled streets with medieval basilicas, attractive squares, shops, pavement cafes and bars. Umag holidays also centre on the fishing harbour, the yachting marina and the animated waterfront promenade, with a generous selection of restaurants and family-run tavernas with fine sea views. Umag holiday nightlife is quite lively given the small size of the town, and revolves around seafront bars and clubs and Umag casino.
Umag beaches – Plenty of beaches to discover
Comfortable Umag hotels run alongside a series of Umag beaches on the beautiful Umag Riviera. Umag beaches stretch for around 12 miles, and are a nice varied mix of pebble beaches, rocky coves and fine sandy bays. Umag beaches can be supplemented by the equally fine beaches of the Savudria and Novigrad Rivieras. Naturist holidays in Umag tend to centre on Katoro beach.
Holidays in Umag – Explore delightful Istria and tiny Croatian islands
Croatia holidays in Umag enjoy an exceptionally sunny, comfortably warm climate ideal for sunbathing and watersports like waterskiing, sailing and fishing. Cyclists and walkers on holiday in Umag will enjoy the delightful unspoilt interior of Istria, with picturesque small towns like Momjan and Buzet. Holidays in Umag also offer outstanding horse riding. Umag holidays are not complete without taking a boat trip to explore Umag beaches, lovely islands like the Brijuni Islands or even Venice. Other worthwhile Umag holiday excursions include the Roman amphitheatre in Pula, the ancient remains of Sipar, and Postojna and Lipica in little-known Slovenia.
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