Where is the meeting point for this tour?

The tour meets in Rovinj, with departures also available from Pula as noted in the itinerary.

How long is the hike and what is the total duration?

The guided route runs about 6 hours total, including transport to Poklon Pass, ascent to Vojak Peak and the return.

Is this hike suitable for children or teenagers?

Participants should be at least 13 years old; younger teens in good shape can manage with supervision.

What level of fitness is required?

Moderate fitness is required—expect steady climbs, rocky footing, and several hours on trail.

Are there restroom facilities on the route?

Facilities are limited; plan accordingly before departure and use facilities at the meeting point in Rovinj or Pula.

Can the hike be adapted for different fitness levels?

Guides may adjust pace and resting points for group fitness, but the circuit includes fixed uphill sections that are unavoidable.

Hiking Učka Nature Park: Vojak Peak Day Hike from Rovinj | Hiking | Climbing

Učka Nature Park on the Istrian spine offers a compact, high-reward day hike for travelers based on the Adriatic shore. This guided Hiking tour to Učka nature park departs from Rovinj (with options from Pula), drives to Poklon Pass, and escorts small groups into beech forest, meadows, and up toward Vojak Peak (1,401 m). The route unfolds like a cross-section of Istria: low coastal light gives way to cool mountain air, and after an hour or two the sea opens up across Kvarner Bay. Your local guide sets the pace for this 6-hour circuit. From Poklon Pass the trail climbs through mature beech stands that carpet the slopes, then opens into ridgelines where wind-pruned grass and wildflowers frame long views. The hike to Vojak Peak is the itinerary’s highlight: at 1,401 meters the summit offers 360° panoramas of the Adriatic, the Istrian Peninsula and, on clear days, distant Croatian islands. The geology here is primarily limestone karst - the exposed rock, sinkholes and fissures sculpt the land and support a mix of Mediterranean and mountain flora. What makes this trip special is the combination of coastal context and high-mountain perspective in a single day. Small group sizes (maximum 8) and a local leader let you move efficiently between viewpoints while learning about Učka’s biodiversity, traditional mountain life, and the local legends that color the hills. The itinerary typically leaves early from Pula or Rovinj, reaches Poklon Pass for a guided ascent to Vojak, pauses at the summit for photographs and rest, then returns by a different trail, finishing back at the pass. Practical details matter: the tour is best for hikers aged 13 and up and is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with significant mobility limitations. Expect 6 hours total with steady climbs, rocky footing in places, and strong sun on exposed ridgelines. Wear sturdy boots and bring layered clothing; mountain weather can change faster than the coast. For outdoor travelers based on the Istrian coast, this hike compresses the region’s best elements - sea vistas, karst geology and forested solitude - into a single, sharable morning. It’s a standout way to connect with the wild heart of Istria without multi-day logistics, and it places you on Vojak Peak, where the view reminds you why this stretch of coastline has inspired stories, shepherding traditions, and a quiet reverence for open space. Plan to carry water, a windproof layer, and a camera; consider an early start to avoid midday heat. Guides provide local context, route safety, and stop points, making the hike accessible and richly informative for first-time visitors. Book in advance during summer weekends, and arrive ready to hike, and enjoy views

About To Do In Slovenia

To Do In Slovenia is a tour operator based in Ljubljana offering a wide selection of day tours, private transfers and specialty experiences across Slovenia and nearby regions.

The company organizes guided visits to major attractions including Postojna Cave, Predjama Castle, Lake Bled, Škocjan Caves, Piran and the Soča Valley. Many itineraries list tickets or all‑inclusive options, and several tours operate with local guides and included entrance tickets.

Tours range from classic highlights and nature excursions to targeted experiences such as wine tastings, truffle tastings in Istria, food tours, Lipica stud farm visits, and Michelin‑star dining experiences. Transport options include private tours, airport transfers, and multi‑city day trips departing from Ljubljana, Koper and Zagreb, reflecting flexible pickup choices for international travelers.

To Do In Slovenia publishes specific itineraries that clearly state inclusions—examples include “ALL INCLUSIVE” and “tickets included” in trip titles—so travelers can compare options and choose guided, ticketed or private experiences. The operator covers alpine, coastal and karst destinations, combining historic sites, caves, lakes and hilltop towns in single‑day or multi‑stop formats.

Booking information, meeting points and exact inclusions are listed per tour. Travelers are advised to verify passport or ID requirements for cross‑border departures. To Do In Slovenia focuses on delivering curated day trips and transfer services for visitors seeking efficient, varied exploration of Slovenia from a Ljubljana base.

Customer‑facing details, cancellation policies, group sizes and accessibility information appear on each tour page to help travelers make informed booking decisions before arrival and confirm meeting points in advance.