The vacation house Volare + cantare offers its guests two comfortable bedrooms on the first floor of the house. One bedroom has a double bed and the other bedroom has two single beds that can easily joined into one double bed. On the first floor there is also a bathroom. On the ground floor you can find a large open space kitchen, dining and living room with large glass doors to the patio and garden with swimming pool and that, of course, offers you stunning views. The house has a private parking, heated swimming pool and garden. The swimming pool is not available between the dates 2 October and 1 May!

Volare + Cantare (Fly and sing). The name says it all. A beautifully renovated traditional Istrian house with a contemporary touch and comfort with stunning views to the surrounding green hills and an all Istrian fairy tail that makes you feel like you're flying and makes you sing of joy. Enjoy your vacation in this joyful house, try local food, wine, olive oil and truffles for which the area is well known internationally. Make your vacation memorable and invigorating. Choose a place to recharge, breath fresh air and get your mojo going :)

Momjan (Italian: Momiano), a village in the north of the Croatian part of Istria near the Slovenian border (45°26'N; 13°43'E); 275 inhabitants (2011), town of Buje. The settlement consists of two parts: Donji Momjan (castle on the cliff) and Gornji Momjan (village). Located at 280 meters above sea level, it dominates the Dragonje valley, from which it is separated by the cut of the Poganja (Argilla) stream. The Buje-Kućibreg road passes through the village.. The population is engaged in traditional agriculture, mainly growing vines, olives and fruit trees. The area is known for the production of Momjan muscat wine and olive oil, as well as hunting grounds for wild animals. At some point in our childhood, we’ve all dreamed about what it would be like to live in a castle surrounded by a moat and guarded by a fire-breathing dragon. While these bedtime stories filled our young imaginations, as adults we’ve come to appreciate the true history behind these fortified structures that dot our earth, and even Istria!