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Istria Istria is one of the most attractive coastal areas on the Adriatic coast. Yearly it attracts thousands of tourists, who are looking 
for natural beauty and authentic environment. Very little has changed over the years in regards to the natural beauty of this peninsula.
Weather-wise, May to September are the best months to visit Istria, though July and August can be busy along the Adriatic coast. For those who prefer more quiet vacation time, September is probably the optimum month. By then the coastal area cities are less crowded and off-season rates apply. In April and October it may be too cool for camping, but the weather is usually fine along the coast and private rooms are plentiful and inexpensive. You can swim in the sea from early-June to late September. Money & Costs Currency: Croatian kuna Exchange rate: US$1 = HRK8.5 For more info visit Personal Currency Assistant Relative costs: Budget meal: US$4-8 Moderate restaurant meal: US$8-20 Top-end restaurant meal: US$20 and upwards Budget room: US$12-20 Moderate hotel: US$20-50 Top-end hotel: US$50-150 Hotel prices are quoted in Deutschemarks and thus are fairly constant, though you actually pay in Croatian kuna calculated at the daily official rate. Budget accommodation is in short supply but transport, food, and concert and theater tickets are reasonably priced. It's not that hard to travel around Croatia on US$35 a day if you stay in hostels or private rooms - even less if you camp. Double that if you want to travel in comfort and triple it if you want to indulge in a little luxury. There are numerous places to change money, all offering similar rates. Exchange offices charge commission but some banks do not. Banks are the only place you can change kuna back into hard currency. You can get a cash advance on your credit card at banks throughout the country, though Visa credit cards are not accepted by all banks. If you're served well at a restaurant, round up the bill unless a service charge has already been added. Bar bills and taxi fares should also be rounded up. Tour guides also expect to be tipped. Click here for the map of Croatia Villa Marija  G. Martinuzzi, No. 4, Rovinj, 52210,Croatia, Europa+1-385-52-813-483 info@villamarija.com
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