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Istria - Croatia International 5 x 5 Outdoor Tournament 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec - Istria - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM 8th edition Dear fut-5 players & friends, We’re very happy and honoured that you are interested in our event and take some time to look in to the new brochure. What can we say about COPA DEL MAR? First of all, that we’re a ‘travelling’ tournament. Which means that we like to offer you every year a new destination. After Barcelona (E), Porto (P), Zakynthos Island (GR), Pinarella di Cervia (I), Salou (E), Loulé (P) and Riccione (I) we move for our Tired of the green resort? Istria has lots of nice cosy towns with 8th edition all the way to the other side of the Mediterranean Sea. lots of history. Porec, Rovinj, Pula… with nice terraces, restaurants The small romantic Roman town of Porec, is situated in Istria, the and good food & beer. beautiful north of Croatia. Just a few kilometers from the town we If you like to plan to join us in this tournament we advise you, find a very nice scenery. A coast filled with lagoons and surrounded not to wait too long. Reason is simple: we like to offer a good by acres of pinewood. If you’re out for nature and clear turqouise organized event with 3 mornings of soccer and the rest, free time. sea water, this is it! Plus: this edition is very close to countries who always showed The “Zelena Laguna Resort” has lots of hotels in all categories interest but couldn’t make it because of the big distance. Now based around these lagoons. we’re near Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, We’ve been offered 3 hotels to accommodate the teams. Each in Bosnia I Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Montenegro… so we’ll be their category, from budget to luxury. All in distance of max. 1 km filled very quickly. from the sport fields. Don’t miss this edition, have a look and contact us for your Many teams shall remember this place since for many years favourite 5-a-side event! here the ADRIA CUP has been played. Since this year the sport infrastructure has been improved and we can play on 4 brandnew Best regards, artificial grass fields. Lisbeth & Marc for COPA DEL MAR POREC Paradise for sports, leisure and History! 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM PACKAGE The best combination for your team: super soccer and a amazing holiday! PACKAGE double room HALF BOARD •5 days/4 nights in a double room with use of facilities. •Breakfast on 7, 8, 9 & 10 June •Dinner Buffet on 6, 7, 8 & 9 June •Welcome drink @ arrival hotel •Champions Party with Cups & Trophies •Registration fee for team included ! •Tournament Badge, T-shirt & Program book E •Bottles drink water during games 4**** 250 p.p. Hotel Laguna •Trophy for each team, best Keeper, best Goal E 270 p.p. maker & Fair Play Molindrio room with HALF BOARD terrace 3*** •Incl. ‘City Tourist tax’ for the 4 tournament days Hotel Laguna Istra / E 210 p.p. •Champagne for breakfast Hotel Gran Vista •Deck chairs on the beach E •Pool towels (with deposit) 2** 175 p.p. HALF BOARD Hotel Delfin •Wellness center (fitness, Finnish sauna, Turkish •Beer, wines, fruit juice & water during dinner sauna, Infrared sauna, Whirlpool with starry HALF BOARD •Cake, sandwich or snack during lunch time sky,Kneipp pools, experience showers, relax •Incl. ‘City Tourist tax’ for the 4 tournament days •Incl. ‘City Tourist tax’ for the 4 tournament days oasis, refreshment with tea) •Free WiFi internet access at the lobby of •Deck chairs by the pool •Deck chairs by the pool the hotel •Free WiFi internet access •Free WiFi internet access Choose your hotel: Hotel Delfin**, Hotel Laguna Istra/Gran Vista*** or Laguna Molindrio**** 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM HOTEL DELFIN** Numerous choices for entertainment, night swimming and strolls under the starry sky make this Poreç hotel an ideal destination. 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM HOTEL LAGUNA ISTRA / HOTEL GRAN VISTA*** In these hotels you will find your own unique piece of Hotel Laguna Istra Mediterranean heaven! The lush greenery and the warm, clear sea nearby will guarantee you a carefree and relaxing holiday. Hotel Gran Vista 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM HOTEL LAGUNA MOLINDRIO**** The hotel laguna molindrio is also well known for its modern and elegant interior. Just below the two attractively designed swimming pools, you will find well-kept beaches and lawns alongside the coast of a beautiful, turquoise lagoon. 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM EXTRA DAYS BEFORE OR AFTER THE EVENT DOUBLE ROOM SINGLE ROOM HOTEL DELFIN** + E 35 p.p. + E 45 p.p. HOTEL LAGUNA ISTRA + E 45 p.p. + E 55 p.p. HOTEL GRAN VISTA*** HOTEL LAGUNA + E 55 p.p. + E 65 p.p. MOLINDRIO**** + E 60 p.p. HOTEL LAGUNA MOLINDRIO**** WITH TERRACE PRICES FOR CHILDREN ON SIMPLE REQUEST AT [email protected] PACKAGE SINGLE ROOM PACKAGE IN SINGLE ROOM HOTEL DELFIN** E 200 p.p. HOTEL LAGUNA ISTRA E 250 p.p. HOTEL GRAN VISTA*** HOTEL LAGUNA E 300 p.p. MOLINDRIO**** HOTEL LAGUNA E 320 p.p. MOLINDRIO**** with terrace 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM 4 FIELDS WITH NEW ARTIFICIAL GRASS The fields are near the hotel area 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM Venice A perfect start for tourist trips to... Pula Rovinj Plitvice Lakes Brijuni National Park Krka Umag Limni-channel 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM the hotel serves international dishes and croatian specialities GASTRONOMY OF CROATIA 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM Copa Del Mar 5x5 Fields Gran Vista Laguna Istra Delfin 3* hotels 2* hotel Sandy beach Molindrio 4* hotel Sport Gran Vista bar Laguna Istra 3* hotels ParentiumCasino Disco Byblos 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM Reach the Copa del Mar by low cost flights or car PULA AIRPORT (45 min. drive) ITALY www.vueling.com ENGLAND www.eurowings.com BELGIUM www.ryanair.com www.uralairlines.com www.airberlin.com BULGARIA www.airberlin.com KUWAIT www.airberlin.com www.ryanair.com www.uralairlines.com LATVIA www.airberlin.com FINLAND www.airberlin.com CANARIAN ISL. www.airberlin.com LITHUANIA www.airberlin.com FRANCE www.eurowings.com CZECH REP www.vueling.com MONTENEGRO www.airberlin.com GERMANY www.eurowings.com www.uralairlines.com NETHERLANDS www.eurowings.com www.airberlin.com DENMARK www.airberlin.com NORWAY www.eurowings.com ICELAND www.eurowings.com www.uralairlines.com PORTUGAL www.eurowings.com ITALY www.eurowings.com ENGLAND www.eurowings.com www.airberlin.com www.airberlin.com www.jet2.com www.ryanair.com KUWAIT www.airberlin.com www.easyjet.com RUSSIA www.airberlin.com LITHUANIA www.airberlin.com www.airberlin.com www.uralairlines.com NETHERLANDS www.eurowings.com www.ryanair.com SCOTLAND www.eurowings.com NORWAY www.eurowings.com www.thomson.co.uk www.jet2.com www.ryanair.com FINLAND www.airberlin.com SPAIN www.eurowings.com POLAND www.eurowings.com www.uralairlines.com www.vueling.com www.airberlin.com www.finnair.com www.airberlin.com RUSSIA www.airberlin.com FRANCE www.eurowings.com www.uralairlines.com SPAIN www.eurowings.com www.easyjet.com SWEDEN www.eurowings.com www.airberlin.com GERMANY www.eurowings.com www.airberlin.com SWEDEN www.eurowings.com www.airberlin.com TURKEY www.airberlin.com www.ryanair.com www.easyjet.com U.S.A. www.airberlin.com www.airberlin.com www.ryanair.com TURKEY www.eurowings.com GREECE www.vueling.com RIJEKA AIRPORT (1 h. 30 min. drive) www.airberlin.com BAHREIN www.airberlin.com TRIESTE AIRPORT (1 h. 15 min. drive) www.uralairlines.com BELGIUM www.ryanair.com ALGERIA www.vueling.com IRELAND www.aerlingus.com BULGARIA www.airberlin.com GERMANY www.eurowings.com ISRAEL www.airberlin.com DENMARK www.airberlin.com MALTA www.volotea.com www.uralairlines.com BELGIUM www.vueling.com CORFU www.vueling.com Distance from to Porec by car 760 km: Zurich (Switzerland) CORSICA www.vueling.com 800 km: Podgorica (Montenegro) DENMARK www.vueling.com 160 km: Ljubljana (Slovenia) 860 km: Prague (CZ) ENGLAND www.vueling.com 240 km: Klagenfurt (Austria) 920 km: Katowice (PL) www.ryanair.com 250 km: Zagreb (Croatia) 960 km: Tiara (ALB) FINLAND www.vueling.com 370 km: Bologna (Italy) 990 km: Marseille (F) FRANCE www.vueling.com 560 km: Munchen (Germany) 1000 km: Sofia (BG) GREECE www.vueling.com 590 km: Budapest (Hungary) 1100 km: Pristina (KSV) ICELAND www.vueling.com 600 km: Bratislava (Slovakia) 1200 km: Bucharest (RO) ISRAEL www.vueling.com 600 km: Sarajevo (Bosnia I 1250 km: Thessaloniki (GR) MADEIRA www.vueling.com Herzegovina) 1330 km: Paris (F) MAROKKO www.vueling.com 630 km: Belgrade (Serbia) 1340 km: Brussels (B) NETHERLANDS www.vueling.com 1400 km: Amsterdam (NL) NORWAY www.vueling.com PORTUGAL www.vueling.com RUSSIA www.vueling.com SCOTLAND www.vueling.com SPAIN www.vueling.com www.ryanair.com SWEDEN www.vueling.com SWITZERLAND www.vueling.com TUNISIA www.vueling.com UKRAINE www.vueling.com 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM Previous editions Greece - Zakynthos Spain - Barcelona Portugal Porto 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM Previous editions Italy - Riccione Italy - Milano Maritima Salou - Spain Algarve - Portugal 06 - 10 June 2017 Porec (Istria) - Croatia WWW.COPADELMAR.COM A 100 reasons to join us in the COPA DEL MAR * The fantastic Balkan food! * Clean beaches and blue water A perfect balance between morning sport & * afternoon holiday! Hotels at walking distance (700-1000m) * from the brand new soccer fields! * Top fair play tournament! * A great choise of touristic attractions! * 1 Day visit Venice by Speed Catamaran! A moment to meet lots of international new * friends A reserved international 5-a-side soccer * tournament, with limited reservations to keep the quality above quantity! And a 91 reasons more… just check it out and..
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