You will have two hours of free time to explore Rovinj, one of the most beautiful and most visited towns in Istria, often called the Northern Venice because of its romantic old town and unique seaside atmosphere. The town was once an island, and this can still be felt while walking through its narrow cobbled streets, stone houses, small squares, and hidden corners full of charm. During the stop you can wander through the picturesque old town, discover small souvenir shops and local galleries, enjoy a coffee or a drink directly by the sea, or walk up to the Church of St. Euphemia, one of the most famous landmarks of Istria. From the top of the old town, the views are beautiful, and on a clear day they can stretch far across the Adriatic toward Venice.

You will pass by Vrsar, a picturesque old town located on a hill above the sea, at the entrance to Lim Bay. With its colourful houses, marina, and views over the small islands in front of the coast, Vrsar is really a charming spot that is especially lovely to see from the water. The town is also known for its connection with Giacomo Casanova, who visited Vrsar in the 18th century.