Villa Moon is located in Peroj, near Fazana, Vodnjan, Pula, National Park Brijuni Islands. Beach is near, 300 meters from villa. Surrounded with private 140 cm height fence, villa has private swimming pool with heating option, private parking, 3 rooms with private bathrooms, flat TV with satellite channels, private outdoor gym, outdoor summer kitchen/barbecue. Inside the villa, dining and living room, kitchen, toilet are on ground floor, rooms and bathrooms are on the 1st floor. 2 rooms have terrace sea view. Villa is air-conditioned and with floor heating for colder days. Suitable for 6 persons max. Folding crib available on demand. Unregistered guests, parties/events, pets are not allowed. Ball sports are not allowed anywhere. No furniture moving. Smoking in the house is not allowed. Villa cleaning included in the price, before check-in. Refundable damage EUR 500 deposit required on arrival, will be collected as a cash and refunded in full, in before leaving since it is a subject to an inspection of the property. Bed linen (sheets), towels are included. Garden, swimming pool maintenance will be announced before. Check-in from 16:00-22:00. Check-out from 08:00-10:00. Quiet hours between 14:00-16:00 and from 22:00 to 7:00. Swimming pool is opened from 1st of May to 1st of October.

My name is Goran, the owner and your host, very friendly, kind and communicative. I am glad that you have chosen Villa Moon for your vacation. I am available for all your questions. Looking forward to welcome you in Villa Moon. Thank you for staying here!

Peroj is located on southern Istria, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation. This prehistoric settlement was as early as Roman times a well known summer resort Praetoriolum or Casale Petriolo, as evident from the conclusions of the Assembly of Rizana in 804. After the plague that struck this area in 1561, Venetian district governors made persistent efforts in resettling this area between 1578 and 1657. This is when 13 Greek-Orthodox families from Montenegro settled here, from whom the present-day inhabitants originate. The historic center of the town consists of a few simple stone houses. The coast of Peroj made of lime rocks descending to the sea and interrupted by pebbly beaches, stretches as far as Portic and Maric coves, the latter of which has for centuries been the port of Vodnjan through which trade with Venice and other Adriatic ports was carried out. Today, Peroj has 830 inhabitants, mostly farmers and fishermen. Experiencing a strong and continuous urbanization, focused on tourism, it offers accommodation in private houses and villas in the whole Barbariga area where a large tourist settlement with 1400 apartments has been built.