Ladićevi krugi comprise semi-natural grasslands and low scrub on limestone, which are significant orchid habitats under the Habitats Directive 6210.
The semi-caves near Ladićevi krugi have served as dwellings and livestock shelters since prehistoric times.
Those choosing Ladići as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Church of St. Sixtus in Ladići dates from the 12th century and was once part of a Benedictine abbey.
The church is a single-nave stone building.
Its Romanesque bell tower has a bifora on the west side and one opening on each of the other sides.
Things to do
Several hiking routes are planned in the area around Ladićevi krugi. The planned P3 route is to run for 1.9 kilometres from Kanfanar via Limska draga to Ladići.
A planned P2.1 hiking route runs around Ladićevi krugi. Another planned hiking route connected with Ladićevi krugi leads towards Korenići.
The “Monti” itinerary of the Weekend Bike & Gourmet Tour also passes through Ladići.
The Weekend Bike & Gourmet Tour is a recreational cycling experience held in spring and autumn.
The itinerary includes gastronomic specialities from inland Istria.
Surroundings
The area of Kanfanar includes medieval Dvigrad and historic churches, as well as the Draga with its fertile fields, wooded slopes and Mediterranean vegetation. Romuald's Cave and the protected Limski kanal are also located in this area. Climbing and Kašteljir are also among the local experiences there.
The Dvigrad climbing area comprises 117 climbing routes.
