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Izola, with its touristic port, is ideal to stay and go around with your own boat to the thousands little isles of Adriatic sea.
Here the main distances: 15km from Trieste, 115km from Lubiana, 110km from Venezia, 190km from Klagenfur, 300km from Graz, 540km from Vienna, 550km from Monaco di Baviera.
Written Jan 12, 2003
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Usually I stay at Mala Seva, a weekend-house village which belongs to Malija village. Malija is just one of nice villages on a hill above Izola, on the location Izola-Lucija. A lot of house-owners give their houses for rent.
One house there is owned by my father's aunt, so I always stay at her place (for free, lol).
By Roller blades, if you have it with you, or bike is good, too. Otherwise you can walk. You must to go to marine to see some cool boats or even yechts (mostly they are owned by foreigners).
Written Oct 4, 2002
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The bus stop in Izola is at Trg Republike in front of the post office. Frequent buses run to and from Koper and Piran.
Written Sep 30, 2006
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The bus stop in Izola is at Trg Republike in front of the post office. Frequent buses run to and from Koper and Piran.
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Q: Please kindly help to provide the bus schedule from Piran? Is there any bus go to there? Thanks for any advisde
A: Check the bus schedule here: http://www.ap-ljubljana.si/eng/
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... just so that it's not always Piran!
Izola is a small, very old, lovely, pleasant, safe, lively, and often overlooked Mediterranean town situated between Koper and Piran. Its name says that it used to be an island (Isola in Italian), but...
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Izola - Forgotten town on the Adriatic
Izola, (or Isola meaning island in Italian, as it once was an island), is located on the coast of Slovenia between Koper and Piran. It was occupied by the Romans, (who named their settlement...
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This ancient coastal town was also originally an island which was only connected with the mainland in the early 19th century. Until a houndred years ago Isola was primarily a fishing and farming...
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Izola... Small and beautiful port. I visited there to ride a ship to Venice. And I found a good restaurant whose owner look like boss of maphia. But very delicious!!!
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Izola is old fishing town with the rich history. With the pleasant position and the marine is also important nautical centre. The first step toward the tourism started in 1820 when the thermal water...
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