• Pula - Experience the entire stretch of Pula Bay, which spans 4.5 kilometers. Nestled on the shores of the Gulf of Pula is the city of Pula, the largest in Istria, and home to the region’s largest port. Historically, the Gulf of Pula served as the main port for the Austro-Hungarian Navy. Along the way, you’ll encounter several forts, such as Muzil and Štinjan, which remain in their original state, built by Austria to safeguard the bay and port.
• PULA BOAT TOURS-ADVENTURES | DOLPHINS & SUNSET TOUR | BEST THINGS TO DO IN PULA I BOOTSAUSFLUGE - Embark on a five-hour journey to the renowned Brijuni National Park from Pula. Aboard the luxurious ship “Europa,” your group will witness numerous sights within the Brijuni National Park, including Tito’s island Vanga, the Minor fortress on Small island Brijuni, and Big island Brijuni. During this cruise, enjoy a delightful lunch and unlimited drinks, all served by our welcoming crew and included in the excursion price. After a comfortable voyage, your group will pause for a 2-2.5 hour swim at the secluded coast of Štinjanska uvala. Visit the hidden beach bar, Lost Bay, located at the very end of Štinjanska uvala. Nestled in the shade of the sandy beach’s vegetation, Lost Bay offers everything desired from a summer retreat - relaxation, swimming, or enjoying a favorite coffee or cocktail. The break at Štinjanska uvala is included in the price, though drinks and other orders at the Lost Bay beach bar are not included.
• Brijuni National Park - Upon leaving the port of Pula, the Brijuni islands come into view. You’ll pass by the “Peneda” lighthouse, marking the southernmost point of the Brijuni National Park. The excursion proceeds towards the island “Vanga” and the “White Villa,” the residence of former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito. The island “Vanga” and the “White Villa,” where Tito hosted his esteemed guests, remain strictly protected sites, under vigilant state supervision and guarded by well-armed soldiers. This offers a unique opportunity to view the island Vanga and Tito’s residence exclusively from our boat.
• Ulysses Theatre - The journey continues towards the island “Mali Brijun,” the second largest of the Brijuni Islands. You’ll pass “Fort Brioni Minor,” the largest fort on the Adriatic coast, constructed in 1895 as part of the defensive perimeter surrounding Pula. Until 2001, the fort was under military protection, and since then, it has hosted the summer theater “Ulysses.”
• Kupelwieser’s Peace, Np Brijuni - This is one of several structures you’ll encounter during this cruise. The rich and varied architectural heritage reflects different historical eras. At the end of the 19th century, the island thrived with the arrival of Paul Kupelwieser, marking the beginning of Brijuni’s transformation. Thanks to Paul Kupelwieser, Brijuni became a hub for the aristocratic, cultural, scientific, industrial, and economic elite, transforming it into an exclusive summer resort.
• Brijuni National Park - “Veliki Brijun” is the largest, most stunning, and most frequented island of the Brijuni archipelago. This island exemplifies the perfect harmony between nature and human influence. Veliki Brijun is partially cultivated into a harmonious landscape of lawns and parks, and alongside its valuable architectural heritage, it boasts preserved vegetation typical of the western Istrian climate. Although open to the public, a portion of the island is managed by the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Croatia. Part of Veliki Brijun serves a special function, being used for the residential purposes of the President and Government of the Republic of Croatia.
• Hillfort (Gradina), NP Brijuni - This is a fortified settlement from the Bronze Age, featuring preserved walls, an entrance, and a necropolis. It is situated on a hill of the same name, north of the bay of Verige.
• Fazana Beach - Stop at (2.5 Hour): Fažana Beach, a delightful seaside village with a stunning pebble beach and crystal-clear waters. This stop offers the perfect mix of relaxation and local charm – sunbathe, swim, or stroll along the scenic promenade lined with cafes and taverns. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Brijuni Islands while soaking up the authentic Istrian atmosphere.

• Multilingual guide on board
• Unlimited drinks including soft drinks and wine
• Boat cruise with swimming stop
• Free Wi-Fi
• Lunch with various menu options, including dietary accommodations

• Drinks or food at the beach bar are not included in the price of the trip.

All-Inclusive Brijuni Boat Tour
Escape the hustle and bustle and embark on an unforgettable all-inclusive boat cruise around the Brijuni islands — an ideal way to discover Istria from the sea.

Enjoy a seamless panoramic journey aboard Europa, a comfortable and fully-equipped vessel, as knowledgeable live guides share fascinating tales about Brijuni’s rich history, Roman ruins, and pristine nature.

While sailing the Adriatic, indulge in unlimited beverages (wine, soft drinks, water, iced tea) and unwind with the sun on your face and the breeze in your hair. A freshly prepared lunch is served onboard — choose from fish, meat, or vegetarian options crafted with local ingredients.

The tour’s highlight is a 2.5-hour stop in Fažana, a delightful fishing village renowned for its laid-back atmosphere and crystal-clear waters. Enjoy a swim, bask in the sun on the pebble beach, or wander along the waterfront promenade filled with cafés, taverns, and quaint shops.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.