Medulin is a magical little resort attracting more and more tourists every year. It is special because there are sandy beaches as well, which is not common on the Croatian shores. Its port and the boardwalk has many restaurants and cafés. The whole town has a buzzing, juvenile atmosphere. Medulin is a perfect starting point when exploring the Istrian Peninsula and Kvarner Bay.
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Medulin is a small village with the app. 3000 inhabitants. It is located in the southern corner of the Istrian Peninsula, 8 kilometres from Pula. It shares a natural, well-protected bay with is direct neighbour, Pomer.
The history of Medulin began long before the common era. There was a buzzing social life here, and this is proven by the artefacts found in the area. We can encounter ruins from the Roman period all over the city. During history, there have been many destructions and epidemics, but the city rose from the ashes again and again like a phoenix. Although the town struggled with depopulation in the 16th century, a hundred years later the economic life started to flourish again, and it has been growing since then.
The Istrian Peninsula has a typical Mediterranean climate. Summers are warm and sunny, and winters are mild and windy. The temperature of the water is rarely lower than 14 degrees. The main season is from late Spring to early Autumn.
The church is located downtown. It has two 33-metre-high bell towers. On the inside, we can see a wonderful marble baptismal font, a beautiful altarpiece and a silver cross from the 15th century.
There are many Roman ruins scattered around the town. The park in Vizula revitalizes the ruins in a modern and interactive way, and also offers many entertaining programmes to visitors.
The entire Kamenjak peninsula is a natural preserve. It has a rich and unique flora. The peninsula has a curly coastline with dozens of beautiful hidden beaches.
Turquoise blue, crystal clear waters, breathtaking greenery, a cosy restaurant and scuba-diving opportunities – what else is there to wish for on a perfect day at the Adriatic Sea?
Medulin has two important beaches that are both beautiful.
This is the beach that made the town famous. Contrary to other beaches in Croatia, Bijeca is sandy. The shore segment is more than 1 kilometre long. This part of the town is full of life; there are bars, restaurants and entertainment opportunities that visitors can choose from during the whole day.
The pebbly beach is ideal for sunbathing and doing watersports. It is a clean and well-equipped beach that is also easy to access.
Medulin has been considered one of the most popular and most modern resorts for the past few decades. It is easily accessible on a boat and can be an ideal starting point for a summer sailing adventure. Its modern port can accept more than 300 boats. Every berth has electricity and water supply. We can also enjoy the cosy bars and cafés with a wonderful view of the beach.
The port of Pula has around 200 berths for mega yachts as long as 40 metres. It is perfectly equipped. They have laundry, ATM and currency exchange. There is also a petrol station nearby, and we can rent a car, too. Information about sailing in Pula, or yachtcharter in Pula
It is located in a natural bay on the eastern shores of Istria. The port is perfectly protected from the northern and eastern winds. It was rebuilt and developed further recently. Information about sailing in Rabac, or rent a boat in Rabac
The giant bay can accept 458 boats and they offer 120 dry docks here as well. It is perfectly equipped and has everything you may need.
The bay is protected from northern and eastern winds. There are 80 berths here for transit boats with a length of up to 18 metres. They provide water and electricity, and there are many local restaurants and bars. Yachtcharter in Mali Losinj
Thanks to its geographical location, Medulin is a great starting point for a holiday full of adventure. There are dozens of places to explore around the Istrian Peninsula and Kvarner Bay. Find yacht routes in Istria or choose another rent a boat in Istria.
The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Medulin. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.
The wind rose for Medulin shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Medulin shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.
Day 1. Medulin – Rabac 45.59 km (28.33 mi), Day 2. Rabac – Cres 24.13 km (14.99 mi), Day 3. Cres – Osor 39.19 km (24.35 mi), Day 4. Osor – Losinj (Mali Losinj & Veli Losinj) 17.82 km (11.08 mi), Day 5. Mali Losinj – Unije 24.64 km (15.31 mi), Day 6. Unije – Pula 53.20 km (33.06 mi), Day 7. Pula – Kamenjak – Medulin 21.41 km (13.30 mi) – 4.68 km (2.91 mi). 
Day 1. Medulin – Rabac 45.59 km (28.33 mi) ,Day 2. Rabac – Fiume 37.04 km (23.02 mi) , Day 3. Fiume – Omisalj 14.99 km (9.31 mi), Day 4. Omisalj – Krk 38.47 km (23.90 mi), Day 5. Krk – Lopar 24.39 km (15.15 mi), Day 6. Lopar – Ilovik 47.98 km (29.82 mi), Day 7. Ilovik – Susak – Medulin 19.77 km (12.28 mi) – 46.19 km (28.70 mi). 
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