Motovun

Motovun stands high on its hill in the heart of inland Istria, and its dramatic, isolated position is precisely what makes it so striking to look at and so awkward to reach without your own driver. The peninsula's attractions are scattered across coast and interior, public transport into the hill country is thin and rarely climbs to the town itself, and carrying luggage up to a hilltop after a long flight is exhausting. A pre-booked private transfer is the simple solution: a reserved car, a driver who knows the winding approach, and a fixed price set in advance, so you reach the top relaxed and ready to enjoy the views.

Getting to and from Motovun

Pula Airport is the nearest airport to Motovun and the usual choice for most visitors. We track your flight, so the driver is in arrivals at your real landing time, name board ready for an easy meet and greet and a hand free to help with your bags. The journey is door-to-door in a vehicle reserved just for you, the fare is fixed up front and paid by card, and there is no taxi queue waiting at the end. As Motovun lies in the interior of northern Istria, arrivals from the north may also find Trieste or Ljubljana airports convenient, and we can arrange those transfers too.

Surrounded by the truffle country and vineyards of inland Istria, Motovun is a superb base for exploring the region, and we connect it with the wider area on request. Whether you want an onward transfer to the neighbouring hill towns, a run down to the coastal resorts, or the return trip to the airport, the same reserved, fixed-price service applies and you travel exactly when you choose.

About Motovun

Motovun is one of inland Istria's most recognisable hilltop towns, set on a steep hill above the valley of the river that winds through the interior. Its old town is encircled by walls and ramparts, with views stretching out over the surrounding forests, vineyards and fields. The area is celebrated for its truffles and wines, and the town itself has a strong cultural identity, drawing visitors who come for the atmosphere, the scenery and the gastronomy of the Istrian interior. With its commanding position and historic core, Motovun captures the essence of the peninsula's hill-town landscape.