The Path of Water hiking trail leads towards Perini and incorporates the village into an 11.2 km circular route. The route runs along roads, forest paths and gravel tracks through the area of Sveti Lovreč, reaches Perini and then continues towards Sveti Lovreč.
When staying in Perini, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be the main consideration when choosing accommodation.
Trails
The section between leaving Perini and entering the eastern part of Sveti Lovreč is considered the most challenging part of the route. Good navigation skills are required to follow the pedestrian markers.
The Rulja spring is the first point of interest on the route. Shortly before Heraki, the access path branches off from the main road and leads to the spring via a narrow forest trail.
From Orbani, pedestrian signs point towards the Purinka spring. Along the route there, ponds and pools accompany the trail. In the direction of Vošteni, the Puč spring is the next point of interest; in the municipality of Sveti Lovreč, it is the best-known natural water site.
Nature
The Put vode hiking trail passes local wineries and agrotourism farms. Excursionists can sample local products there.
Culture
The three-nave Basilica of St. Martin, dating from the first half of the 11th century, is located nearby. Sveti Lovreč is considered one of the best-preserved medieval fortified towns in Istria.
Fortifications, towers and city gates have been preserved in Sveti Lovreč. Most of the visible fortifications date from the Venetian period.
More local pages: Jakići Dolinji, Sveti Lovrec, Radići, Flengi, Kruncici, Knapići, Vošteni, Stranići Kod Lovreča.
