Disabled Holidays in Istria

Occupying a heart-shaped peninsula on northwest Croatia’s Adriatic coastline, Istria is one of the country’s most scenic regions. The area is known for its diversity of landscapes and cultural blends, combining both native Slavic and Italian characteristics. The west coast entrances with its traditional red-roofed Venetian port towns – such as the popular Pula, Rovinj and Porec – in addition to a host of sun-kissed pebble beaches and stylish marinas. Some beaches also have ramped wheelchair access, including those at Umag, Rovinj and Pula. Inland you’ll explore verdant wooded landscapes populated by medieval hilltop settlements and quaint villages. These fertile valleys are famous for producing excellent wines, olive oil and truffles – making Istria perfect for foodies.