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Borik delights travellers with a Mediterranean paradise of pebbled beaches and swaying pines along Porec's stunning Adriatic coast. Resort complexes and hotels offer convenient access to crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and water sports. Scenic waterfront promenades invite leisurely sunset strolls between beaches and beachfront cafés. The area centers around relaxation and seaside pleasures with hotel restaurants serving fresh seafood and Istrian wines. Modern accommodation feature pools, spas, and gardens that blend with the coastal landscape. Cyclists and pedestrians enjoy the quiet, walkable atmosphere while still being just a short trip from Porec's historic centre.

Materada offers a peaceful retreat from the tourist crowds while keeping Porec's attractions within reach. This residential Croatian area features Mediterranean-style villas with terracotta roofs nestled among pine trees. Many accommodation include private pools and garden spaces for ultimate relaxation. The area provides an authentic glimpse into coastal Croatian living with minimal tourist infrastructure. While Materada itself has few attractions, Spadici Beach is just a short drive away. Cycling enthusiasts will appreciate the flat terrain perfect for rides into town.

Porec City Centre blends 2,000 years of history with Mediterranean charm along Croatia's stunning Adriatic coast. The UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica showcases Byzantine mosaics while ancient Roman streets lead to Marafor Square. This walkable peninsula offers both cultural treasures and seaside relaxation. Honey-colored stone buildings frame narrow cobblestone alleys that open to a picturesque harbour. Crystal-clear waters surround three sides of this historic district. Local cafes serve Istrian specialities like truffle pasta and Malvazija wine. Summer brings lively festivals while spring and fall offer more peaceful exploration.

Porec Old Town occupies a charming peninsula where 2,000 years of history meet the sparkling Adriatic. Roman ruins, medieval lanes, and Venetian architecture create an open-air museum anchored by the magnificent Euphrasian Basilica with its golden Byzantine mosaics. The UNESCO World Heritage site invites exploration through cobblestone streets that wind past the Round Tower and Marafor Square. Waterfront promenades offer spectacular sea views and access to harbor-side cafes serving Istrian specialities like truffle pasta and local wines. Summer evenings bring the stone squares alive with music and dining under the stars. Despite summer crowds, the compact peninsula remains easily walkable with hidden corners waiting to be discovered.