Perci belongs to the area of Grad Buzet, whose Buzet-and-Ćićarija profile combines a medieval hill town, the Mirna Valley and forests rich in truffles. The area of Buzet also includes the karst landscape of Ćićarija with sinkholes, caves, gorges, grasslands, pastures and wooded areas; it is also home to the Mirna basin and the white limestone cliffs of Bijela Istra.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Perci can specifically select this location for their accommodation.
In Perci, route L50024 Črnica connects with L50026.
Landscape
Raspadalica is a viewpoint on Ćićarija at approximately 550 metres above sea level. The launch site there is suitable for gliders and hang-gliders and is equipped for paragliding and hang-gliding all year round. Mountain biking, rock climbing and trekking are also possible at Raspadalica.
Wellness
In the Mirna Valley, Istarske Toplice offers sulphur water, thermal baths and mud baths.
Culture
Črnica is located in the vicinity of Perci, and its parish of St Roch serves Perci as one of its settlements. The parish church in Črnica was built in 1556 and restored in 1988. Kotli is a protected rural complex with preserved courtyards, verandas and a watermill. Above the Mirna River, Kaštel Pietrapelosa was never completely destroyed; its chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene has been preserved.
The Museum of Hum Aura presents the history, traditions, customs, crafts and local ways of life of Istria. These include the Glagolitic script, the preparation of herbal cream and a Biska tasting. Hum preserves the annual custom of electing a village head for one year and is the endpoint of the seven-kilometre Aleja glagoljaša. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Roč was a centre of Croatian literary culture, publishing and printing based on the Glagolitic script and attracts visitors interested in history and Glagolitic heritage.
In the vicinity of Perci, archaeological research in Jačmica Cave documented Impresso, Vlaška, Danilska, Nakovanska and Bronze Age pottery fragments, as well as a ceramic pintadera.
Activities
The launch altitude at the Raspadalica launch site is 545 metres. The landing site is a meadow along the road from Buzet to Slum. Robinson Camp Raspadalica is located in Buzet / Raspadalica. The Raspadalica launch site is currently closed to individual flights.
In the vicinity of Perci, Jama kod Sluma has a vertical entrance and allows descents of up to 60 metres. The traditional Istrian Truffle Festival in Buzet offers truffle exhibitions, tastings and sales, presentations of local products, a cooking show and an MTB/trekking race.
More location pages: Čiritež, Juradi, Sveti Martin, Ročko Polje, Bartolići, Sveti Donat, Roc, Sovinjak.
