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Holiday home for max. 8 persons in Istria
1/3Private bathing funCroatia | There’s no doubt that the Croatian Adriatic coast offers some great beaches – but your holiday will be perfect if you have your own pool. Enjoy the privacy and splash around to your heart’s content.
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2/3Carefree holidayCroatia | Parents can relax and unwind whilst their children are taken off their hands and entertained in a holiday park or holiday residence.
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3/3And I can come tooCroatia | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
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Croatia | Private bathing fun
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Croatia | Vacation in a holiday park
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Croatia Vacation with your dog
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This is how holiday rental owners described Rakalj
show more scientist and writer Mijo Mirkovic (Mate Balota). Location and surroundings are rich in flora and fauna, and are suitable for hiking and hunting, and there is a tendency for rural tourism.
Rakalj offers beautiful scenery and sea, sun and quiet away from the crowded seaside resorts, and many beautiful beaches, hidden from view, providing a sense of freedom and intimacy.
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In Rakalj there is an outpatient clinic, store and restaurant. At the coast there is another restaurant with the view on the bay, offering various fish ...
show more dishes on menu. The old town of Rakalj is the closest to the see but today it is mainly uninhabited. In that part there are ruins of the old castle and the church of St. Agnes to be found. The church is situated on the top of the hill offering magnificent view at the see. There are no regular Sunday Masses in the church accept on several traditional occasion a year. There are also wedding ceremonies in the St Agnes church. Couples come from nearby smaller towns as well as from bigger cities. At the site where the old middle age castle used to be the remains of the prehistoric hill-fort are found as well as remains of Roman fort. The castle itself was probably built at the beginning of the 11th century and was later known as Castellare de Rachir. In 1535 the Istrien VillaVenetians granted the Old Rakalj and the New Rakalj to the Loredan family but the castle was in such a bad condition that Loredans abandoned it and moved to today Rakalj.
For more extensive shopping there is – a town with more than 3000 years history, with the most preserved amphitheater in Europe and many other monuments from the ancient Rome period.
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