At the very south of Istria, near Premantura, lies Cape Kamenjak – a place where nature still follows its own rhythm.

Stretching about 9 kilometres, the cape is surrounded by small peninsulas and islets that create one of the most beautiful seascapes in Istria.

It’s a landscape that can’t be described in a single word – a mosaic of olive groves, rocky pastures, pine forests and hidden coves blending seamlessly with turquoise sea.

Kamenjak hides numerous beaches – from cliffs perfect for jumping to peaceful coves like Pinižule, Njive, Debeljak, Školjić and Mala Kolombarica, where you can relax in the shade of pines or dive into crystal-clear waters.

Adventure lovers will feel right at home here – cycle along the coastal trails, paddle a kayak through the Medulin archipelago, dive into caves, try windsurfing, or join the famous Kamenjak Rocky Trails mountain biking event.

For something special, don’t miss the Full Moon Ride, a magical night cycling tour under the moonlight.

But Kamenjak isn’t only about the sea and rocks – it’s also home to a rich world of flora and fauna.

On Upper Kamenjak, stroll along the Gradina sensory trail, see over 20 species of orchids, or visit the boskarin farm, dedicated to the native Istrian cattle.

On the southern side, perched above the cliffs, you’ll find the legendary Safari Bar, hidden among bamboo and rocks – the perfect place to unwind with a view that stretches endlessly across the sea.

History lovers can explore the Dinosaur Trail, where fossilised footprints more than 100 million years old can still be seen.

Due to its location, strong sea currents meet around Kamenjak, and weather conditions can change suddenly – even in summer.

Before your visit, it’s best to check the forecast, especially if you plan to dive, kayak or spend a full day outdoors.

Entrance to the park is free for pedestrians and cyclists, while cars pay a small entrance fee that helps fund the preservation of this unique natural area.

If you’re visiting with children, the best beaches are Pinižule and Portić, which have easy access and calm water.

Bring an umbrella, water and snacks, as there are no shops inside the park, and the roads are gravel tracks – so for small children, a carrier or sturdy stroller is recommended instead of a regular one.

And of course, don’t forget your camera – the sunsets from Kamenjak’s cliffs are among the most beautiful in Istria.

Whether you’re cycling, kayaking, diving or simply gazing at the sea, Kamenjak will captivate you with its wild beauty, freedom, and the essence of true Istria.