Set amidst the famously beautiful and peaceful countryside, you’ll find Villa Mala Halu. A modern, refreshing villa surrounded by nature, which is the very epitome of a ‘relaxing holiday’. Villa Mala Halu can accommodate up to 6 people.
One of the bedrooms is on the ground floor and offers direct access to the terrace and pool area. The remaining two bedrooms are on the first floor, overlooking a terrace with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. The ground floor also features an open-plan, bright living-dining-kitchen area – a lovely spot to share a meal with family and friends. The indoor hot tub – an extra touch of relaxation for you – is situated right next to the living area, enclosed only by glass walls. These can be opened outwards as you please. If you prefer to spend time outdoors during your holiday, the terrace – with its stunning views – offers a communal area with outdoor dining facilities and a barbecue for your use. Right next door, you can relax by the lovely pool, whether you’d prefer to go for a swim or simply sunbathe. For guests looking for other forms of entertainment during their holiday, Villa Mala Halu offers a pool table and table football. If you’d rather be more active in the great outdoors, the villa provides 4 bicycles (2 adult-sized, 2 children’s) which you’re welcome to use to explore the beautiful surroundings.
Nothing stands in the way of a relaxing and fulfilling holiday!Villa Mala Halu is situated near Gracisce, a medieval Istrian settlement in the interior of the Istrian peninsula, about 8 km east of the district town of Pazin, on the road to Krsan and Vozilici. It sits atop a hill and has the overall feel of a typical medieval Istrian town. The village is a fully listed historic site. The old cemetery, situated in front of St Vitus’s Church, offers a panoramic view of inner Istria as far as the Učka Mountains to the east, as well as the Julian Alps and the Dolomites to the north. Between Gracisce and Pazin lies a protected landscape with unusual geological features.
Since 1993, Gracisce has hosted a wine festival and exhibition, which attracts thousands of visitors from Croatia, Slovenia, Austria and Italy. It traditionally takes place on Easter Monday and has become one of the largest events of its kind in Croatia.
Explore the surrounding area by bike or car, or visit the attractions of Poreč or Rovinj, just 30 km away.
One of the bedrooms is on the ground floor and offers direct access to the terrace and pool area. The remaining two bedrooms are on the first floor, overlooking a terrace with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. The ground floor also features an open-plan, bright living-dining-kitchen area – a lovely spot to share a meal with family and friends. The indoor hot tub – an extra touch of relaxation for you – is situated right next to the living area, enclosed only by glass walls. These can be opened outwards as you please. If you prefer to spend time outdoors during your holiday, the terrace – with its stunning views – offers a communal area with outdoor dining facilities and a barbecue for your use. Right next door, you can relax by the lovely pool, whether you’d prefer to go for a swim or simply sunbathe. For guests looking for other forms of entertainment during their holiday, Villa Mala Halu offers a pool table and table football. If you’d rather be more active in the great outdoors, the villa provides 4 bicycles (2 adult-sized, 2 children’s) which you’re welcome to use to explore the beautiful surroundings.
Nothing stands in the way of a relaxing and fulfilling holiday!Villa Mala Halu is situated near Gracisce, a medieval Istrian settlement in the interior of the Istrian peninsula, about 8 km east of the district town of Pazin, on the road to Krsan and Vozilici. It sits atop a hill and has the overall feel of a typical medieval Istrian town. The village is a fully listed historic site. The old cemetery, situated in front of St Vitus’s Church, offers a panoramic view of inner Istria as far as the Učka Mountains to the east, as well as the Julian Alps and the Dolomites to the north. Between Gracisce and Pazin lies a protected landscape with unusual geological features.
Since 1993, Gracisce has hosted a wine festival and exhibition, which attracts thousands of visitors from Croatia, Slovenia, Austria and Italy. It traditionally takes place on Easter Monday and has become one of the largest events of its kind in Croatia.
Explore the surrounding area by bike or car, or visit the attractions of Poreč or Rovinj, just 30 km away.
