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The best area to stay in Sošići is within the village itself, particularly properties located near the central green spaces and the local church.Sošići is a small, quiet village, and the main area comprises a cluster of traditional stone houses and villas. It's characterised by narrow, winding lanes and properties often surrounded by olive groves or vineyards. The village church, Crkva Sv. Jelene, is a prominent landmark, and the area around it offers a sense of the village's heritage.Families will find Sošići an excellent base. The village provides a tranquil setting away from the busier coastal towns, allowing children to enjoy the open spaces and the slower pace of life. Many villas here come with private gardens and swimming pools, offering a relaxed environment for family holidays. It's also well-situated for day trips to nearby beaches and Istrian towns, providing a balance between relaxation and exploration.For couples seeking a peaceful retreat, Sošići offers privacy and a romantic setting. The village's quiet nature means you can enjoy uninterrupted evenings, perhaps dining al fresco at your villa or taking gentle strolls through the surrounding countryside.

The best time to go to Sošići is during the shoulder seasons of May, June, and September, or in July and August for those who prefer warmer weather and a livelier atmosphere.For travellers who prefer pleasant temperatures without the peak summer crowds, May, June, and September are ideal. The weather is warm enough for swimming and enjoying outdoor activities, but the beaches and attractions are less crowded, offering a more relaxed experience. This period is also great for exploring Istria's inland towns and vineyards.Families often find July and August to be the most convenient time to visit. While it's the warmest period and the most popular, it's also when all the seasonal attractions, restaurants, and activities are fully operational.