Poreč is one of the most Northerly towns on the Istrian peninsula and this is where we kicked off our road-trip along the long narrow strip that makes up the coast of Croatia. The town is almost 2000 years old and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, so it's a beautiful stroll along cobble stone pathways and ancient buildings. Not much as far as food personality or atmosphere, so we didn't mind that our time there was relatively short ;)
We bought wine in plastic bottles from this wine vendor next to the road
- not half bad, and quite the alternative to a water stop!
It may sound cliche, but the water really is crystal clear.
Winding alleys and cobble streets in Poreč town.
After an un-inspired search for a non-touristy restaurant, we settled on buying fresh ingredientsand cooking for ourselves.
The white anchovies in this dish were delicious!
Poreč is a harbour town.
Having yet another Espresso the kick the day off.
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