Medulin
Medulin is a town located 14 kilometers from Pula. It is situated on the peninsula with the same name, covered with forests, olive groves and vineyards. The peninsula's highest point is 92 m above sea level, and is known as St. Lawrenc's Hill.
Medulin has 13 kilometers of coastline and more than 8 kilometers of beaches, which are made of fine sand. Coves and small beaches offer privacy and tranquility to its visitors. The mild climate and the warm sea make Medulin a very attractive destination.
Sailing along the islands of the Medulin archipelago and the many bays and coves of Kamenjak offers a great experience. The Riviera has three smaller, but high quality marinas.
Although in the past it was a small fishing village, Medulin is a town with a rich history. In the center of the town, there is the beautiful church with two belfries and a museum and gallery. The Church of St. Martin was built in the 10th century, and it is interesting that it was made of stone, not of wood, which was common in that time.
The town has been selected as a Croatian top destination for nature and sports tourism, especially bike tourism.
