Holiday home - Rovinj-Bale, Croatia

Description

Villa Vallese is a beautiful semi-detached villa in the picturesque small town of Bale, just a few minutes' drive from Rovinj. The interior is characterized by a chic interior that will make you feel at home! The first floor consists of a modern and fully equipped kitchen with a dining area, a bathroom and a bedroom with a double bed. Upstairs there is an additional living room and three further double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom. On the top floor of the villa there is another bedroom and a leisure room with a small play area for children and an exercise bench. In the basement there is a private tavern with a fireplace and a pool table, perfect for family gatherings. In front of the villa there is a large pool and sun loungers where you can relax and work on your golden tan. The villa offers a charcoal barbecue where you can prepare delicious meals for your friends and family. For the youngest there is a trampoline and a children's playground with a swing and slide. The villa is the ideal choice for large families with children or larger groups looking for a relaxing vacation in Istria.Villa Vallese is located in the picturesque town of Bale, just a short drive from Rovinj. Bale-Valle is another typical Istrian town, situated on a hill with narrow streets and stone houses, characterized by a special atmosphere. Bale is dominated by the bell tower of the parish church of St. Julian, which was built at the end of the 19th century. The Bembo Palace has recently been completely renovated and there is also a very beautiful town lodge. Numerous fossils of various dinosaur species have been discovered in the nearby Colone Bay. Not far from Bale is the former fishing village of Fazana, from where the boat sails to the only national park in Istria, Brijuni. Brijuni is a group of islands and islets that will delight you with its unspoiled nature and numerous facilities such as a safari park, a golf course and countless beautiful beaches. For culture lovers, we recommend a visit to the coastal towns of Porec, Rovinj and Pula, known for the remains of the Roman Empire and the Venetian rule. The hinterland of Istria attracts all lovers of active vacations, where you will find numerous cycling and hiking trails. You can also visit the Motovun forest, where you can go hunting for Istrian truffles. After a busy day, visit one of the many taverns and restaurants where you can taste traditional dishes and end the day with a glass of the best Istrian Malvasia.