ISTRIADUCTION
April| Free Entrance
Early in the morning, we boarded the train with electric bikes to head for Hum. The ticket is bought on the train for the bike and for the passengers so everything took place on the train. The train normally has a bicycle wagon, but in our case it didn’t, but they allowed us to put the bicycles on the train. The price of the train varies depending on where you go, but up to 7 € is a trip for a person to Hum and the bike is charged extra. At the station in Hum we are waiting for the uphill toward the smallest town in the world, about 10 minutes of a steep drive. Arriving in Hum, you have to see a beautiful view from the hill on the panorama of Istria, the old town of Hum, and its local shops. We also visited the newly opened distillery and rested a bit in the shade after tasting the local Biska.
After Hum we headed towards the beautiful Kotli, a long descent to this natural attraction was waiting for us. We parked our bikes and tied up to get down on the water and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. After enjoying it, it’s time to go to Draguć up the hill, which drained the battery in half due to the intense uphill that leads to Draguć. After a hard drive uphill to Draguć, a beautiful view and a beautiful square of the Istrian town awaited us. We talked a bit with the local people from Draguć and headed towards Cerovlje to catch the last train to Pula which arrives at 10 pm.
