Newbuilds Croatia Istria Umag

1. Exceptional location - close to Slovenia, Italy and the whole of Istria

Umag is the closest Croatian coastal castle to Slovenia, just 10 minutes from the border. This means:

• quick access from Ljubljana, Maribor, Celje, Nova Gorica,
• ideal for a weekend break,
• an excellent starting point for exploring Istria.

2. The sea, beaches and the Mediterranean way of life

Umag offers:

• clean beaches,
• landscaped walkways,
• numerous possibilities for swimming, sailing, cycling, tennis.

Life by the sea is really accessible here.

3. A large selection of real estate

In Umag and its surroundings you can find:

• apartments by the sea,
• houses in the Istrian style,
• modern villas with swimming pools,
• construction land,
• apartments in quiet villages.

The municipality is huge and diverse, from Savudrija to Lovrečica.

4. Stable and growing real estate value

Istria is one of the most sought-after regions on the Adriatic. Umag has:

• stable price growth,
• high demand,
• great interest from foreign investors (Slovenia, Austria, Germany, Italy).

The purchase is a safe long-term investment.

5. Excellent rental opportunities

Tourism is the main activity of Umag:

• full season from May to October,
• The ATP tournament attracts thousands of guests,
• the proximity of campsites, hotels and marinas creates additional demand.

The rental brings very good returns.

Good infrastructure and accessibility

Umag has:

• highway to Koper and Trieste,
• near airports (Trieste, Pula, Ljubljana),
• a well-maintained coastal road,
• marina, sports facilities, shops, schools.

7. Quality of life

Umag is quiet, safe, clean and orderly. Ideal for:

• families,
• retirees,
• athletes,

those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Umag; A lively seaside castle, the westernmost in Croatia

Umag is the Istrian coastal castle and the westernmost castle in Croatia. It has 6,750 inhabitants (2021) and is the seat of the municipality of the same name, which has about 12,700 inhabitants. Administratively, it belongs to the County of Istria.

Location and geographical features

Umag is the westernmost municipality in Croatia, stretching from the Savudrija peninsula / Piran Bay to Lovrečica in the south. The castle is located on the northwestern coast of Istria, only 10 km from the border with Slovenia.

The castle is divided into two parts:

• the old town center on the peninsula
• the newer part with the main areas of Komunela, Punta and Moela

Neighborhoods and settlements in the municipality

The municipality of Umag includes numerous settlements, including:

• Savudri,
• Zambrati,
• which
• Murine,
• Petrovi,
• Lovrečica,
• to Bashani,
• Crveni Vrh,
• Jurican,
• Finid,
• Valicu,
• Vilani and many others.

This is an extremely diverse area that combines coastal tourist towns, quiet Istrian hamlets and modern residential areas.

History and cultural heritage

The area of ​​Umag has been inhabited since Roman times. In the Middle Ages it came under the rule of Venice, which lasted until 1797. Later it was part of Napoleonic France, the Austrian littoral, Italy, and after the Second World War Zone B of the Free Territory of Trieste.

Since 1991, Umag has been an official Croatian castle.

Architecture and attractions

Umag has a typical medieval urban appearance with narrow streets and squares. A part of the city walls from the 10th century and a defensive tower from the 14th century have been preserved.

Important attractions:

• Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St. Pilgrim (1760)
• The 33 m high bell tower from 1691.
• Church of St. Hand from 1507.
• Nature, sea and recreation

Umag is known for:

• long coastal paths,
• clean beaches,
• near the vineyard and olive grove,
• numerous campsites and tourist spots.

The Umag riviera stretches from Savudrija to Dajla and includes the largest campsite in the area, Camping Park Umag.

Marina and sports

Umag is home to the ACI marina with 550 berths at sea and 350 on land, with cranes, a gas station and a 404 m long breakwater with a lighthouse.

Umag also hosts the ATP tennis tournament - one of the biggest sporting events in the region.

Economy and tourism

The main activity is tourism. Because of the fertile soil, agriculture and viticulture are also important. There are also fisheries, fish and fruit processing and a cement factory.

Umag is a combination of history, sea, nature, excellent location and exceptional lifestyle. Due to its proximity to Slovenia, developed tourism and a stable real estate market, it is one of the best locations for buying real estate in all of Istria.