Apartments PRIMAVERA
Štinjan (Pula)

The Istrian Peninsula has managed to preserve true and original natural values.
The protection of such natural treasures, passed on from generation to.. generation, has also become an unwritten rule for today’s new generations – to preserve the unspoilt, sun soaked hills, highlighted with flourishing Mediterranean greenery, forests shading the Adriatic sea…

Taking a walk along the magical paths of the rich and tempestuous past, you will arrive at a noble interchange of civilizations on a piece of land whose cultural arboretum has been settled from the time of the Histrians, Celts, Romans and Lombards, over Byzantine…

The Učka mountain, a symbol of the Kvarner coast and Istria dwellers, owing to its geological structure, geomorphology, climate, (climatic barrier), to the luxuriance and diversity of wood, vegetation, endemic flora and fauna, autochtonous cultures and architectural heritage, was proclaimed a natural park in 1999. The surface area of the park is approximately 146 km2, on a length of 25 km, from the eastern parts of Ćićarija to Plominska draga.
Its eastern part is covered by Mediterranean vegetation, as well as with pine and beech woods, while the western part is much barer. Of the breeding cultures at the foot of Učka, in the Lovran area, chestnut («maruni») woods and cherry orchards are well known and several days’ long manifestations are dedicated each year to the fruits of these culltures – the Days of Cherries in June and the Chestnut Days «Marunada» in October.