These Medulin webcams show the seaside resort of Medulin live, on the southern coast of Istria a few kilometres from Pula. The cameras look over the riva and the boats in the harbour, with the town and its twin bell towers behind them, and over the calm waters of Pomer bay, so you can check the weather and the sea before a day on the beach, a boat trip or a sailing day.
The Medulin riva webcam looks along the wooden promenade and the boats moored in the harbour, with the houses of Medulin and the two bell towers of the parish church on the hill. The Pomer and Šćuza webcam shows the wide, sheltered bay of Pomer, framed by pine woods and low hills, and the Medulin marina webcam has shown the marina and the yachts in the bay.
Medulin is one of the most popular holiday places in southern Istria, with a long, indented coastline, shallow bays and small islands. The sandy Bijeca beach stretches for about one kilometre and is ideal for families, while the islands of the Medulin archipelago can be reached by taxi boat or rented boat. The parish church of Saint Agnes, built in 1893, is known as the only church in Istria with two bell towers. South of Medulin, the protected landscape of Cape Kamenjak at Premantura offers about thirty kilometres of wild, unspoilt coastline with coves and cliffs, and Pomer, with its marina, is a favourite base for sailors.
Live images are the quickest way to see what the day really looks like in Medulin: sunshine or cloud over the bay, a calm or choppy sea, wind on the water and how busy the riva is at different times of day. For sailors and swimmers, a quick look at the sea in Medulin and Pomer is especially useful. For more live views nearby, see the Pula webcams, the Fažana webcams and the Brijuni webcams on the western coast, and the Barban webcam inland, or browse all Istria webcams.
