First, we enjoy a soothing walk of Portorož by the sea to the tennis courts. We see yachts in the Portorož marina and the boats of the locals in Fazan. We take the path past the blocks through the largest settlement in the municipality of Piran, Lucija, then ascend to Lucan near the Lucija school. We discover that the immediate surroundings of Lucija are very colorful and attractive. We will look around the olive groves that adorn Lucan hill, our view will also reach across the Seča peninsula with the Sečovlje salt pans in the background and the settlement of Lucija, camp Lucija, and marina Portorož. On the other side of Lucan, we are surprised by the green Strunjan in all its beauties, salt pans, lagoons, and landscapes. On this footpath, the Lucija area connects with the Strunjan area, and the views are phenomenal. On the Strunjan side of Lucan, we relax on a meadow in an olive grove and eat an excellent "Istrian Breakfast", which contains Istrian bread, Istrian salami, Istrian pancetta, cow cheese, cottage cheese, jam, honey, dried fruit, seasonal vegetables, and herbal tea. In addition to the excellent food, we also get coupons for five local experiences in the interior of Istria. Along with culinary pleasures, we listen to the "local Šavrinka", who came from Pomjan to tell us stories. From Lucan we descend to Strunjan and then through the tunnel of the former narrow-gauge railway Trieste-Poreč, we come from the calm green Strunjan back to the lively and always sunny Portorož. Today, Parenzana is a pleasant cycling path of health and friendship. After arriving from the tunnel, a mini quiz on Istrian cuisine awaits you. Whoever answers most of the questions correctly, deserves a reward for the next experience. We descend past the Auditorium to the starting point in front of TIC Portorož Circular walk (7-9 km)