Kožljani: Amenities at Three Accommodations

When choosing accommodation in Kožljani, you can base your decision on the specific amenities listed. Villa Camelie is surrounded by lush greenery and Mediterranean vegetation and has a pool, table tennis and darts. Villa De Luna offers a complimentary SUP board and a jacuzzi; Hortensija by Interhome has a seasonal pool and a separate room with games. The wider destination of Općina Barban also offers its own cultural and route-related attractions.

Accommodation and Amenities in Kožljani

Villa Camelie is located at Kožljani 1b, Barban. It is surrounded by lush greenery and Mediterranean vegetation. Amenities include a 40 m² swimming pool, table tennis and darts. If the pool or games are important factors in your decision, confirm their availability before booking.

Villa De Luna is located at Kožljani 24, Barban. Guests have access to a complimentary SUP board, and the villa also has a jacuzzi.

Hortensija by Interhome is a 185 m² house with six rooms in Kožljani. The pool measures 7 × 4 m and is available seasonally; a separate room offers billiards, table football and darts. Check the seasonal pool’s availability before booking. The pool descriptions for the two accommodations differ: Villa Camelie has a 40 m² pool, while Hortensija’s pool is listed as measuring 7 × 4 m.

Routes in the Wider Destination of Općina Barban

For activities in the wider destination of Općina Barban, you can compare route information by type and length. Cycling route 631 starts and ends in Barban and is 33 km long. The “Tepla stran–Puntera–Blaz” route is suitable for hiking, trekking, horseback riding and mountain hiking. The one-way route is 7.25 km long, and the round trip is 14.5 km. “Putem gljiva” starts and ends in Draguzeti and is 7 km long. The distances help you gauge the scope of each outing; check local route conditions before setting off.

Culture in the Wider Destination of Općina Barban

Over the course of its history, Barban developed into a fortified settlement with walls, round and square towers, bastions, large and small town gates, and a castle. The Church of St James the Apostle in Barban contains the only surviving fresco cycle in Istria depicting the legend of St James. The parish church of St Nicholas the Bishop was built in 1701 and fully completed in 1708. Frescoes in the Church of St Anthony the Hermit in Barban date from the early 15th century. Trka na prstenac is also part of the cultural heritage: it was added to Croatia’s list of intangible cultural heritage on 4 April 2016.

One local culinary specialty is Barbanski kolač, a traditional cake from the area around Barban. It is round, has a hole in the middle, and was historically associated with weddings.

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