The development of tourism brings with it an increased number of daily migrations of people.The irregularity of weekend movements is increasing, and it includes daily circulations and permanent relocation, so they are listed as the main features of modern weekending and postmodern society. The development and planning of the planned tourist townsoriginated in the 1960s.Between 1964 and 1972 projects called the Long-Term Development Plan and the Spatial Planning of the Adriatic Area were developed, as well as plans called the South Adriatic Project and the Upper Adriatic Project, both under the auspices of the United Nations.Through these projects, a detailed plan for the development of apartment settlements on the Adriatic has been processed. In Istria, planned tourist towns Červar Porat and Barbariga were constructed, as well as the town of Gajac on the island of Pag. Červar Porat is the first planned tourist town on the Adriatic coast,and it was built on the model of the solutions from the French coast. As it was the first, it became a model for the rest.The settlements were built about forty years ago and today they have problems with parking space, waste disposal and noise.