The official 343 Proština cycle route leads to Cokuni. In Cokuni, 343 Proština offers the option of cycling towards Mutvoran or continuing towards Veliki Vareški. In the vicinity of Cokuni, Mutvoran preserves the remains of a prehistoric hillfort, a later Roman settlement and medieval fortification walls.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Cokuni can choose the village as their travel destination.
Cycling
The official 343 Proština cycle route is 24 kilometres long, moderately difficult, and comprises 8.1 kilometres of asphalt and 15.9 kilometres of macadam. Its eastern section is located about 100 metres from the sea; paths there lead to nearby bathing spots.
The 60-kilometre-long 354 The East Story cycle route is also moderately difficult and comprises 51 kilometres of asphalt and 9 kilometres of macadam. Its route description names the Kumparička dairy in Cokuni as a nearby stop. In the vicinity, 354 The East Story includes Budava Bay and the fishing grounds; the bay is considered a completely intact nature reserve extending 2.5 kilometres inland. Also nearby, Luka Krnica is reached via a 2.5-kilometre road through pine forest and is considered a fishing settlement with wooden boats, nets and stone houses.
Culture
Stancija Kumparička in Cokuni is a restored stone estate dating from the 14th century. Visitors can book a goat herding experience there. Kumparička offers a guided tour of the estate, including a meeting with the herd of goats and a visit to the dairy. Visitors can also take part in guided tastings of artisanally produced goat cheese at Kumparička in Cokuni.
Pilgrimage Route
The Camino South Istria is a 193-kilometre-long pilgrimage route divided into seven walking stages and marked with yellow scallop shell symbols on a blue background. The Marčana–Rakalj stage is 24.7 kilometres long; its estimated duration is seven hours. The stage page provides a GPS route download intended for use with Maps.Me.
Other places: Kavran, Šarići, Hreljići, Loborika, Rakalj, Krnica, Pavicini, Divšići
