ECO DOMUS is a labelling programme implemented by the Administrative Department for Tourism of the County of Istria aiming at increasing social and environmental responsibility in tourism.
Travelife is the leading initiative for training, management and certification of tourism companies dedicated to promoting sustainable development.
Eco camping Istria offers only the suitable accommodation for your relaxing holiday. Discover the crystal-clear water and undisturbed beauty of nature through eco camping Istria.
EU Ecolabel is the official voluntary eco-labelling scheme of the European Union (EU) for labelling products and services with a less adverse environmental impact throughout their life cycle, compared to similar or identical products and services from the same product group.
Aquarium Pula is the largest aquarium in Croatia, located in 130-year-old Austro-Hungarian fortifications, where a unique combination of natural and cultural heritage has been highlighted for more than 20 years. The aquarium offers an unforgettable experience of displaying one of the most diverse displays of Mediterranean life in Europe, together with tropical displays that together cover an area of more than 3,000 m2.
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Based on the principles of knowledge and appreciation of the continuity and dialogue of culture and heritage, inclusion and interdisciplinarity, Batana Ecomuseum with its programmes explores, evaluates, transmits, interprets, recreates and presents the rich maritime heritage of Rovinj.
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Solidarity eco markets have been founded to meet the needs of organic farmers for placing their produce, but also the needs of consumers for organic food.
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The project was launched in 2013 as an EU project with the purpose to design a web application for presenting small farms from Istria. When the project was completed, the activities aimed at promotion and direct sales of agricultural products by small farms continued.
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Based on the conclusions from the meeting of the Istrian President Boris Miletić with the mayors and directors of the waterworks held on Friday 15 July in Pula, in Istria is in force the first level of water restriction, i.e. the ban on the use of potable water for washing vehicles, streets, squares and public areas as well as private and public green areas, and showering on beaches and swimming pools.
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This is a continuation of the activities aimed at diversifying private accommodation in the County of Istria, which began with the Istra Bike&Bed project and now continues with the Eco Domus programme. The programme encourages private accommodation providers to adapt and offer their facilities and services in a responsible and sustainable manner.
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