Tuliševica: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A footpath leads from Tuliševica to Knezgrad; the approach from the village centre is stated to take 50 minutes. In places, the approach paths offer views of Kvarner Bay. The route passes the Kal rest area and the Šipičina viewpoint, while the paths are considered poorly marked and overgrown.

Anyone considering Tuliševica for their own stay will want to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature

The road to Lovranska Draga runs between Tuliševica and Lovranska Draga and offers a view of the Adriatic.

Cycling

A mountain bike trail begins in the Marović area above Tuliševica as a forest road leading north. It leads to the Učka Tunnel and then westwards towards Grnjac. From Mala Učka, it continues across a plateau and through a pine forest to Vela Učka, then along a paved road to Poklon Pass. The route is 27 kilometres long and has an elevation difference of approximately 450 metres.

Culture

Near the school in Tuliševica there is a large walled water cistern. It has been restored and provided with descriptive signage; it is accessible to people interested in the local ethno-ecological heritage. The cistern is regarded as a monument to former masonry craftsmanship.

The dry-stone wall workshop “Kamik & Gromači” reached its eighth edition on 19 April 2026 at Janjetići 27 in Tuliševica. A restored dry-stone terraced landscape in Tuliševica is associated with the Anton Plašimuha Ethnological Park. Kalac is located on a hilltop next to the hiking trail marker for Knezgrad.

Historically, Andre Lazarić-Bak carried water several times a day from a well in Tuliševica to the old town of Lovran.

Rural Surroundings

Tuliševica is part of Lovran’s rural hinterland tourism. Its offerings are based on locally sourced food, local culture and a heritage preserved over centuries.

To the main travel overview: Općina Lovran.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Lovran, Lovranska Draga, Liganj, Medveja.