Umag, a town and a port in the north-west coast of Istria, is a kind of exit and entrance of Croatia to Europe.

In terms of tourism, the hinterland of Umag is very attractive although it is a still undiscovered location between two Istrian rivers, namely the Dragonja and the Mirna surrounded by the rivieras of Savudria and Umag, and that of Novigrad.

The development of tourism in Umag started at the turn of the 20th century. The first lodging facility, Albergo all' Istria (Hotel Istra) was mentioned as early as 1896, and the program of tourist development of Umag was presented at an exhibition in Kopar in 1910. In 1925 the Society for the Construction of Hotels and Public Beaches was founded; in the thirties Umag disposed of some 150 hotel beds. There has been built high quality hotels and catering establishments, above all after the Second World War. Today, Umag is a well-known seaside resort, equally frequented during summer and winter months.

Sunbathed beaches and luxurious hotels are only one part of the offer. Alternative programs offer a variety of activities to make your stay rich in attractions.

Enjoy mountain climbing, spelunking, cycling, or a simple walk. Get to know the secrets of the sea, go sailing, swimming and diving. Ride a horse and feel the spirit of adventure. Fly and see these incredibly beautiful sights!

kyrkor,  museum,  park,  strandpromenad

dykning,  tennis

bar,  kafé,  pizzeria,  restaurang

bageri,  klädesaffär,  Köpcentrum,  souvenirbutik,  snabbköp