Villa Nevia is located in the central part of the Istrian peninsula near the small town of Kanfanar. The old architecture of the city and its surrounding villages are well preserved, and vineyards and olive groves dominate this area, which is ruled by a mild Mediterranean climate.

Kanfanar and its surroundings are quite famous, not only for their historical and cultural heritage but also for the unique Istrian cuisine, renowned for its delectable truffle dishes, fresh seafood, exceptional wines, and fragrant olive oils. You’ll find plenty of Konobas (local taverns) nearby, each offering delightful traditional meals. Istria is a unique and magical place that is received by visitors from all over the world, since time immemorial. 

For a truly unique adventure, consider joining a truffle hunt in the nearby forests, where you can team up with experienced hunters and their trained dogs to search for the elusive and prized Istrian truffle.

One of the must-visit sites is the Dvigrad Ruins, an eerie and enchanting deserted medieval town just a short drive away. Wander through the ancient gate and you’ll discover a maze of abandoned houses, churches, and streets, offering a truly distinctive experience.

Also nearby is the Church of St. Agatha, located in the small village of Veli Ježenj, just 5 km from Kanfanar. This church is a treasure trove of Byzantine art, with stunning 11th-century frescoes that will leave you in awe.

For nature lovers, the Lim Bay Fjord, known for its pristine blue waters and rich sea life, is perfect for swimming, diving, or simply relaxing with a picnic along the shoreline.

Families or those seeking something a bit different can enjoy a visit to Festinsko Kraljevstvo, a fairytale-themed park that features a long, illuminated cave, offering a magical experience for all ages.

For those interested in exploring more of the region, the cities of Rovinj and Pula are just a short trip away. Rovinj is a charming coastal town known for its picturesque old town, vibrant streets, and stunning sunsets over the Adriatic Sea, and Pula is a historic city famous for its well-preserved Roman architecture, including the remarkable Pula Arena, one of the best-preserved amphitheaters in the world. These cities are famous for their stunning coastlines, and exceptional dining options, making them the perfect destinations for a day trip. Also Brijuni National Park is just 30 minutes away.