Červar-Porat: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Červar-Porat showcases its Roman history particularly vividly: the Červar Porat archaeological park was established after archaeological investigations uncovered Roman remains.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Červar-Porat can focus their accommodation search on this specific location.

Culture

The information boards in the Červar-Porat archaeological park explain the Roman remains, including a Roman country villa and pottery kilns found at the site. In Lorun, there are remains of a Roman country villa, a pottery workshop, an oil mill and a water cistern.

Coast and cycle paths

The Porto Bussola cycle path is 10.6 km long, follows the coast and reaches the wild beaches around the Porto Bussola peninsula. It also passes through the Ulika olive grove.

The beach area of Červar-Porat includes an outdoor gym, new car parks and a picnic area.

Marina

Červar-Porat Marina is a facility for nautical tourism and sailing holidays. Červar Marina has 259 berths for boats from 3 to 25 metres in length; the maximum draught is 5 metres. All berths at Červar Marina have electricity and water connections on the pontoon. The marina also has its own repair workshop and a 15-tonne crane.

Hiking

A marked hiking route begins in Červar-Porat and passes Roman remains, Uvala Lunga, the Larun peninsula and Santa Marina. Its length is between 9.5 and 11.2 km; the approximate walking time is 3 to 4.5 hours.

Further destinations in this location overview: Perci, Jehnići, Porec, Rošini, Vabriga, Montižana, Nova Vas, Mihatovići

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Poreč.