Apartment Rita -
Umag - Istria
Our apartment is located in Umag\s most sought-after Punta neighbourhood. Its central yet quiet location near the sea (100 m) and town centre (500 m) make it ideal for families, cyclists, joggers and all those who enjoy long romantic walks by the sea. The apartment is situated on the ground floor. It has 2 bedrooms with double beds, a bathroom, a kitchen, 2 terraces, free Wi-Fi and parking. Dishes and linen are included. If you like to eat in the open, you are welcome to use our grill in a special corner of the garden. The house is surrounded with Mediterranean greenery, making it a perfect place for relaxation. It is also a great starting point for day trips in Istria and, being close to the border, Slovenia and Italy. Our wish is to make your vacation as fun and memorable as possible. So let me help you organise your stay, suggest places worth seeing and fun activities in Istria.
Read more Accommodation units€ 68 / night
Tourist tax is included in the price. The deposit is to be paid in advance in the amount of 30% of the final price, and payment is made in cash before departure. Check out by 10 am, arrival of 14 hours
Residential tax is included in price.-
Sea 100 m
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Beach 700 m
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Downtown 600 m
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Groceries 70 m
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Restaurant 100 m
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Pharmacy 200 m
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Bank 200 m
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Post office 900 m
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Gas station 300 m
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Bus station 1.2 km
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Airport 90 km
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Marina 600 m
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Sport activities 1 km
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Casino 300 m
Sandy beach 
Pebble beach 
Concrete beach 
Rocky beach The area around Umag is a true culinary paradise, with many great konobas, restaurants and agrotourism venues. Being a passionate foodie, I\ll be glad to recommend my favourite places to eat. As I am also an olive oil and wine sommelier, I can recommend the best olive oil and wine tastings in the area. If you like preparing your own food, there is a grocery shop just 50m away. Umag bus station is 1. 2km away, Pula Airport is 80km away and Trieste Airport is 90km away. Although many visit Umag in the summer months for their sun&sea holiday, I would also suggest visiting Istria in the spring and early autumn. No crowds, no queues, just beautiful landscapes, great food and friendly hosts who can give you the attention you deserve.
