Saint Jerolim

Saint Jerolim Island (Otok sv. Jerolim) belongs to Brijuni archipelago and it is open to visitors.The surface area of the Sveti Jerolim island is 7.84 ha and the length of the coastline is 1.16 km. This island is a favourite day-excursion site and beach for the people of Pula and its surrounding areas. Due to its rich underwater world, Sveti Jerolim is also a popular diving site.

The Amphitheater

The most famous and important monument loved by visitors. Iti s the starting and ending point of every sightseeing tour. The  Amphitheater, popularly called the Arena of Pula, it was once the site of gladiator fights. It was built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, at the same time as the magnificent Colosseum in Rome.

Lighting giants

Lighting giantis (Pulski „divovi“) Avant-garde art installation in Pula featuring a series of waterside cranes with colorful illuminations.

Brijuni

Brijuni Islands are a group of fourteen small islands near Istria Peninsula. Their beauty is wide known. Main islands is Veli Brijun that is Croatia National Park and open to visitors. The islands are rich in natural beauties, flora and fauna brought here from various parts of the world. On Brijuni there is an attractive archaeological site as well.

Fažana

Fažana is a beautiful little village and a municipality on the western coast of Istria, near Pula. Yugoslavia’s former President, Josip Broz Tito, was fond of Fažana and the Brijuni Islands, spending up to six months of his year there.

Dolphins

Dolphin watching is a bucket list if you are in Croatia. Iti s an item you might be lucky enough to tick off if you head out on an unforgettable dolphin watching tour. Dolphins travel around in pods and seem to take great joy in swimming alongside boats and ships, sometimes even jumping out of the water. Dolphins in Croatian Adriatic are under legal protection since 1995.