Villas in Buje/Brtonigla

About Buje/Brtonigla

Brtonigla sits at 141 metres in north-western Istria, with about 700 people in the central village and just over 1,500 in the municipality. Buje, an important town in Istria County, lies immediately north, and the nearest seaside resort is Karigador, about 4 km from the village. Local farming means wine, grain, corn and vegetables. The homes are spread through the countryside around the two, most with a private pool and a garden, all with air conditioning. Many sleep six and a few sleep a dozen or more. Evenings are quiet; for anything livelier, drive to Buje or the coast.

Is Buje/Brtonigla right for you?

Best for

Groups wanting a private pool in wine country

Not for you if

You want to walk to the sea or a beach bar.

Near Buje/Brtonigla

• Buje

  An important town in Istria County, about 3 km from Brtonigla and known as Buie in Italian.

• Karigador

  The nearest seaside resort to Brtonigla, which is itself about 4 km from the sea.

• Novigrad

  An Istrian town that surrendered to Venice in 1270, eight years before Motovun.

• Motovun

  A hill town in Istria, called Montona in Italian, which surrendered to Venice in 1278.

Getting to Buje/Brtonigla

Pula Airport is about 51 minutes away by car. Buses take around an hour and three quarters, and the sea is 4 km from the village, so a car is needed for beaches, shops and restaurants in any case.

When to go to Buje/Brtonigla

Brtonigla produces wine, grain, corn and vegetables, so it is a working farming village rather than a seasonal resort. The sea is about 4 km away, so beach days need a short drive in any month. Check opening times before an off-season visit to restaurants or wineries.

Buje/Brtonigla villa holidays: questions answered

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