For the best experience, we recommend staying near or in Rovinj Old Town. The castle marker in the map below is the top of the Old Town.

For 5-star beach experiences, check out Grand Park Hotel Rovinj and Hotel Monte Mulini. Both have multiple pools, beach access, and stunning views within a 10-minute walk of the Old Town. Whether you’re a budget or luxury traveler, Rovinj has accommodation options to fit everyone’s needs.

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The best weather is a personal preference. We find the best weather for exploring a city is around 55° F and sunny. The weather in Rovinj during the summer can be very hot, but sunbathing, swimming in the Adriatic Sea, and boating are the most popular activities.

Below is a chart showing the average high and low temperatures for each month so you can decide what is best for you.

The time of the year with good weather and fewer crowds is often referred to as the shoulder season. The shoulder season in Rovinj is April, May, September, and October. For many, this is the best time of the year to visit.

We spent the month of August in Rovinj and thought the weather was very hot, accommodations were very expensive, and the old town was jam-packed with tourists.

Rovinj is a very popular destination for European tourists, specifically families from Italy, Austria, Germany, Slovenia, and Croatia.

Since it attracts many families, its peak season is the summer months with August being the busiest.

The best shoulder season for Rovinj is when the weather is good for swimming so you can enjoy the beautiful beaches without the large crowds.

January and February are good months to visit Rovinj for the best value and with few crowds. Winters are cold in Rovinj, and if you are happy not lying on the beaches or swimming in the Adriatic Sea, it is a great time to visit and enjoy the beautiful Old Town without the crazy crowds.

Rovinj, Croatia is famous for its Old Town. The charming car-free Old Town of Rovinj is perfect for wandering and getting lost in its narrow streets and alleys. The countless colorful houses create a breathtaking ambiance that will leave visitors in awe. Located on a small peninsula, it offers picturesque views of the surrounding area. Whether you want to relax or explore, the Old Town of Rovinj has something for everyone.

The architecture in Rovinj is absolutely stunning, and the nearby beaches are equally impressive. Whether you’re strolling along the promenade or admiring the harbor, there are plenty of spots to enjoy the beautiful views of Rovinj.

Rovinj also offers breathtaking sunsets that are a must-see for any traveler. With its unique shape and curve along the west coast, Rovinj provides plenty of vantage points to capture stunning sunset photos from different angles. Whether you’re enjoying a drink at the sunset bar of Hotel Katarina or capturing the view from the car park north of the old town, the beauty of Rovinj during sunset is truly captivating. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience when visiting this picturesque destination.

If you enjoy a beautiful old town, stunning beaches, wonderful seafood, and fantastic local wine, then Rovinj is definitely worth going to. We explored this question in depth in our article “Is Rovinj Worth Visiting?”

You can thoroughly explore Rovinj’s Old Town in one day. We recommend 2-3 days for a more complete experience, including enjoying the local beaches. For a list of the best things to see and a suggested walking tour, check out our article “7 Best Things to See in Rovinj.”

The number of nights to spend in Rovinj depends on your personal preferences and the activities you plan to do. Rovinj is a beautiful coastal town in Croatia with plenty to offer, including historic sights, charming streets, and stunning beaches. For a relaxed visit, 2-3 nights may be sufficient to explore the main attractions and enjoy some leisurely time by the sea. However, if you want to experience more of the surrounding area or participate in outdoor activities such as hiking or boat trips, you may want to consider staying for 4-5 nights or longer. Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide how much time you want to spend in Rovinj based on your interests and schedule.

Yes, Rovinj is a very expensive destination. Rovinj is a small town, and it’s very popular with Italian, German, Austrian, Slovenian, and Croatian tourists. The high demand and a limited number of accommodations and restaurants have created expensive prices. However, the cost ultimately depends on the level of luxury required. We prepared a Budget for a Month in Rovinj that analyzes all the necessary expenses.

Rovinj is located in the Istria region of Croatia.

Rovinj is a seaside town that does not have a train station. You can get to Rovinj by car, bus, or ferry.

Ferry – There are ferries to Rovinj from Venice during the high season.

Car – You can rent a car at your arriving airport or train station and drive to Rovinj. If you prefer not to drive yourself, private transfers are a popular option in Croatia. For private transfers, we recommend GetTransfer. For rental cars and price comparisons of international and local brands, we recommend Discover Cars.

Bus – FlixBus and GoOpti are very popular bus options that have direct bus routes from Rovinj to major European cities. It is nice that their websites offer schedules and online ticket purchasing.

Both Rovinj and Poreč are beautiful coastal towns in Croatia, each with their own unique charm.

Rovinj is known for its picturesque old town, colorful buildings, and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. It has a romantic and artistic atmosphere, with narrow streets to explore and a vibrant cultural scene.

Poreč, on the other hand, is famous for its well-preserved Roman architecture and its UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Euphrasian Basilica. It also offers beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a lively waterfront promenade.

Ultimately, whether Rovinj or Poreč is nicer will depend on your personal preferences. Both towns have their own distinct character and attractions that make them worth visiting.