Villa Gigi, House 19 persons in Tinjan

Located in the small village of Tinjan in the heart of Istria, the beautiful and spacious Villa Gigi is perfect for larger groups of visitors. The spacious terrace with private pool and beautiful views of the Bay of Lim has everything you need for an unforgettable vacation with family and friends.

In the extensive outdoor area around Villa Gigi, you can easily leave the stress of everyday life behind and enjoy the beauty of Istrian nature to the full. The beautiful pool with its unusual shape on the large terrace is sure to quickly become the favorite spot for the whole group. There is also an outdoor dining area and a beautiful stone barbecue on the terrace. Perfect for showing off your cooking skills and enjoying the prepared dishes together in a cozy atmosphere.

With a total of 8 bedrooms, Villa Gigi can accommodate up to 19 people. The rustically furnished living room, a dining room with a professional bar, a fully equipped kitchen and a toilet are located on the first floor of the villa. There is a homely atmosphere in every room of this villa, which will make your vacation even more enjoyable. On the second floor there is a sleeping area consisting of 5 double bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. The remaining three bedrooms, two with double beds and private bathrooms, are located on the second floor. From one of the double bedrooms on the second floor you enter a bedroom with two single beds, perfect for families with children. These two rooms share an ensuite bathroom.

Get together with your loved ones at Villa Gigi and soak up the beauty of IstriaVilla Gigi is located in the medieval village of Tinjan in the heart of Istria, with the nearest stores and amenities within walking distance. The Adriatic coast with its beaches and resorts such as Porec, Rovinj and Novigrad is only 20 minutes away from the villa. We highly recommend that you treat yourself to a trip to Pazin during your stay in one of our villas in central Istria. For centuries, the town of Pazin was one of the most important Habsburg fortresses in this area and the headquarters of the former Prince of Pazin. Today, the well-preserved medieval castle houses the Ethnographic Museum of Istria and the Museum of the Town of Pazin. Another must is a visit to the Church of Mary in the Rock in the small village of Beram, which is world-famous for its fresco "Dance of Death" from 1474. All nature lovers can try the zipline near Pazin, go on a gastro bike tour and enjoy Istrian specialties or simply go hiking in the beautiful nature.