The church was built on a hill above the sea, close to the church St. Mary of the rosary and above the port baring the same name, where it overlooks the sea, Piran, Portorož and the whole Slovenian Istria, the vast extension of the saltpans and fishing areas, and is embraced by olive tree grooves.

Walking is one of the healthiest types of movement. An even more ideal choice of activity to activate you body is walking by the sea, as the sea air contains mineral particles which cleanse the respiratory system and has a positive effect our health.

The Slovenian coast stretches for 43 kilometers and is the third shortest coastline in Europe. Only Monaco and Bosnia and Herzegovina have shorter coastlines. The surface of the Slovenian sea is approximately 300 square kilometers. Despite its small size, numerous amazing animals can be found in the Slovenian sea. One of the most beautiful and interesting animals in the Slovenian sea is undoubtedly the dolphin. In our seas, bottlenose dolphins live permanently.

The Fonda family will take you to the center of the bay of Piran by boat: there you’ll be able to visit a shellfish and fish farm. The Lisjak family will take you through olive tree groves with their old-timer Fiat and Zastava cars and show you how extra virgin olive oil is made. Those of you who love to be active and enjoy pampering your taste buds, can’t miss the culinary trip with electric bicycles and a 5-course menu.

We will present three circular walking paths that will take you along the sea and in the charming hinterland, where you can get to know the most beautiful parts of Portorož, Piran, Seča and Strunjan.

When the day ends at an immaculately and richly set table, in great company, with delicious food and wines from two wine makers that elegantly leave their mark in their creations, the evening is perfect.