Vrsar holidays

On Vrsar holidays, you’ll find yourself at one of Casanova’s rendezvous points on the Istrian Riviera, where ancient Croatian town squares and forest-covered islands are at your fingertips. You can take your days at a gentle pace, with classic Croatian culture and views of the Adriatic Sea.

Where is Vrsar located?

When you look at a map of Croatia’s west coast, you’ll find Vrsar sandwiched between Poreč and Rovinj. It’s a fishing village made up of 18 uninhabited islands known as the Vrsar Archipelago, and it comes with views of the picturesque marina and hillsides that surround it.

Why is Vrsar known as Casanova’s playground?

Casanova, the famous lothario, famously holidayed at this pretty village a couple of times. Casanova’s memoirs talk of his visits, and mention how he was drawn in by its Venetian-style architecture, romantic Croatian hilltop views and decadent Istrian cuisine.

What historical sites are in Vrsar?

Vrsar’s waterfront is full of old-world sights, from Renaissance-style churches to ancient town wall archways. The traditional Croatian houses often come with ivy-blushed balconies and courtyards, too – it’s simply bursting at the seams with charm.