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Umag is renowned for being an excellent spot to enjoy a seaside and family-friendly holiday by the Adriatic Sea. Its pebbled beaches are great for swimming, practising water sports, and relaxing away from the city.

Umag is internationally recognised for hosting the Croatia Open Umag, an ATP tennis tournament that attracts world-class players and spectators from around the world.

Travellers love its charming Old Town for its medieval alleys influenced by its Roman heritage and Venetian-style architecture. Visit Church of St. Mary and St. Peregrin and be amazed by the interior art and features like their bell tower and historic organ.

Take a trip to its peaceful beaches, such as Kanegra Beach or Katoro Beach, both known for their clear waters and pebbled or sandy shores.

You can also explore nearby picturesque towns like Rovinj or Novigrad, for their romantic and artistic atmosphere.

Take advantage of all the thing to do in Umag, like biking to one of the oldest lighthouses in Croatia, the Savudrija Lighthouse, located just a short trip from Umag. Wander through the city centre and enter the Umag Town Museum to learn more about the region's past.

Explore Umag’s beaches and bays, with plenty of family-friendly activities to do, like swimming or snorkelling. We recommend starting with Punta Beach or the Laguna Stella Maris.

Rent a bike and explore routes like the Parenzana trail, cycling through vineyards, historic villages, and peaceful countryside.

If you are looking for a more relaxing holiday, our hotels in Umag, Istria complement these experiences with wellness-focused daytime activities and the perfect setting to unwind before discovering the town in the evening.

The best time to visit Umag is late spring and early summer, during May and June, or autumn during September and October. These months are recommended to enjoy fewer crowds and pleasant, warm temperatures.

If you want to enjoy the beaches and experience the town festivals, July and August are the best months to go.

Traditional dishes in Umag showcase the richness of local ingredients: truffles, prosciutto, and handmade pasta. Its cuisine reflects the cultural and historical heritage of the region. An example of this is Fuži, a traditional pasta dish with truffle sauce, which pairs well with Istrian Žgvacet, a slow-cooked chicken or lamb stew.

Don’t miss the chance to taste the Istrian prosciutto (pršut) and local cheeses, accompanied by a glass of Malvasia or Teran, two of Istria’s most delicious wines.

The easiest way to get around Umag is on foot, most places are close and easy to reach. If you want to go a bit farther, you can rent a bike or a motorcycle to check out nearby towns. For longer trips, the local bus or a taxi works fine. And if you’re thinking about exploring more of Croatia at your own pace, renting a car is also a convenient choice.

Umag is famous for its sporting and cultural events, especially during its summer. The town hosts the Croatia Open Umag, an internationally ATP tennis tournament in July, that brings world-class players and tennis fans.

Music lovers can enjoy events like Sea Star Festival that feature international and local performers, or Umag Music Nights, where people can be entertained by open-air DJ concerts. Traditional festivals and food events also take place during the year, offering travellers a chance to experience Istrian culture and gastronomy.

Minor Hotels offer modern accommodation in Umag, with all the amenities and facilities you need during your stay. Our hotels provide a convenient base to enjoy the town’s beaches, events and historic centre, while also exploring the wider region.

Start planning your Adriatic coast holiday and discover Croatia from a refined coastal perspective.