Boat trips from Pula: Brijuni, Kamenjak, Cres, Rovinj, dolphin tours, Venice and private trips

This page presents the most popular boat trips from Pula. Below each trip description, there is a "Check availability" button. Clicking on it opens an online application where you can see available dates and exact departure points for the boat or bus. By continuing the process, you can also book the trip. Final prices, including discounts for children and additional fees for the bus shuttle, are displayed in the application or available upon request. Boat trips run from Easter to October. The Brijuni Islands are open all year round. The Venice travel season starts in June and lasts until mid-September.
At the end of this page, you can find information about parking at the port of Pula.

Full-day boat trip: Brijuni National Park with Sveti Jerolim Island

Brijuni National Park. Departure at around 08:15 from the port below the amphitheatre (Ulica Sv. Petra). The trip is operated by the boat Srebreno (18 m long and 4 m wide). Panoramic boat trip through the harbour and across the Brijuni archipelago. Arrival at Brijuni National Park, on the island of Veli Brijun. Guided sightseeing by electric train and on foot (approx. 3 hours and 30 minutes). The trip continues to the island of Sveti Jerolim, where lunch is served in a restaurant, followed by a swimming break of about 2 hours. Return to the port of Pula around 17:00.
The price for adults is €70.00 and includes entrance tickets to Brijuni National Park (electric train ride and professional guide) and Sveti Jerolim Island. Lunch is included (grilled fish or meat, salad and bread; vegetarian option available upon request). Drinks in the restaurant are charged separately, and there are no free drinks on board. Bus shuttle is included in the price. Available guide languages: English, German, Italian and Croatian. Here you can find a detailed description of the trip.

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Half-day boat trips to Brijuni without entering the National Park

Departure in the morning. A welcome drink is served on boarding, followed by a scenic cruise through the harbour, past the islands of Andrija and Katarina, towards the Brijuni archipelago. The route continues around all the islands. Arrival at Sveti Jerolim Island. Swimming break (2 hours) and lunch on board. Return in the afternoon. The price includes a welcome drink, lunch, and wine, water and juice during the trip. Lunch on board: grilled fish or meat, salad and bread, with unlimited wine, mineral water and juice. A vegetarian menu is also available. These boat trips do not include entrance to Brijuni National Park, but during the summer, swimming stops are organized on Sveti Jerolim Island. Outside this period, the stop is organized in Fažana.
Sveti Jerolim is a small island with an area of 0.125 square kilometres and a beach length of 1.554 km. The sea is very clean, which makes the island a popular nearby destination for boat trips from Pula.

Half-day trip by Srebreno

Boat Srebreno, Pula.Departure at 10:00 from Ulica Svetog Petra, next to the customs pier. Panoramic cruise through the Bay of Pula towards Brijuni. Short stop at the Bi Village pier (Fažana), about 10 minutes, for new passengers only. Guests who board in Pula cannot disembark there. The trip continues to Sveti Jerolim Island, where there is time for swimming and lunch. This is followed by a panoramic cruise around the islands. Return at about 16:00. Learn more about this trip.
The price for adults is €45.00 and includes entrance to Sveti Jerolim Island, lunch, and wine, water and juice during the trip.

For this trip with an organized bus shuttle to Pula, the price is €50.00. To book, click here and select the bus departure point.

The same boat can also be boarded in Fažana at 10:45, at the port next to Bi Village. In that variant, the trip lasts about 5 hours.

Half-day trip by Burin

Boat Burin, Pula.Departure at 11:00 from Riva 10, below the amphitheatre. The trip is operated by a boat 18.5 m long and 3.8 m wide. Panoramic cruise along the Puntižela peninsula, then between Kozada Island and the town of Fažana. Panorama of Veliki Brijun without going ashore. Lunch on board. Upon arrival at Sveti Jerolim Island, there is a 3-hour swimming break. Return around 15:30.
Price for adults: €50.00. The price includes a welcome drink, lunch, and wine, water and juice during the trip. Lunch on board: grilled fish or burger, salad and bread. A vegetarian menu is also available.
The entrance fee for swimming on Sveti Jerolim Island (in the Brijuni archipelago) is an additional €5 from June 1 to September 30. Outside this period, the stop is organized in Fažana.

Half-day trip by Ananda

Boat Ananda, Pula Departure at 12:00 from the port of Pula, at Ulica Svetog Petra bb, 52100 Pula. The trip is operated by boat Ananda, 21 metres long and 6.5 metres wide. Panoramic cruise through Pula Bay, with anchoring near the Puntižela peninsula, then between Kozada Island and the mainland. Swimming break of 45 minutes. You can jump from the boat or use the stern platform for easier access to the sea. After swimming, lunch is served during the cruise. Upon arrival in Fažana, there is another swimming break of about one hour. Return to the port of Pula around 16:30. Here is a detailed description of the trip.
Price for adults: €50.00. The price includes lunch (fish, burger or vegetarian menu), as well as red and white wine, water, cola and Fanta throughout the trip.

Half-day trip Kamenjak - Porer - Ceja (with transfer to Medulin)

Boat Sandra, Medulin.Bus shuttle departs at around 11:20 for Punta Verudela, Zlatne Stijene and the area south of Pula. Departure from Medulin is around 12:00. Cape Kamenjak: swimming in the open sea (about 1 hour). Cruise to Porer Lighthouse. Krmeda Bay: lunch. Ceja Island: free time for swimming and relaxation (about 1 hour). Return to the harbour at 17:00 and to Pula at around 17:30. Here is a detailed description.
The price is €47.00 per adult and includes: bus shuttle, guide, welcome drink and lunch. The default departure point in the booking menu is Punta Verudela, but you can choose another starting point if you prefer:

In high season, a morning option is also available from 09:00 to 15:00. This version lasts one hour longer and therefore offers longer swimming stops. The bus shuttle starts from 07:55 according to the schedule below.

Half-day trip from Punta Verudela to Porer and Kamenjak

Lighthouse Porer.The boat departs from Banjole, below Hotel Del Mar, at 10:00, and stops at Port Bunarina at 10:30 for a second pick-up. This port is located in Punta Verudela, Pula. The trip continues along the Istrian coast to Porer Lighthouse. From there, the route leads towards Cape Kamenjak, about 2.5 km away. After approaching the cave area, the boat anchors for a swimming stop. Lunch is served on board. The trip then continues to Buža Bay for another swimming stop. Return to Del Mar around 17:00 and to Bunarina around 17:30.
The price is €45.00 per adult and includes: welcome drink, lunch (fish or grilled meat, bread, salad) and drinks (wine, juice and water).

Porer Lighthouse, built in 1833, with a 35 m high tower, stands on a small rocky island of the same name.

Cape Kamenjak has been a protected landscape area since 1996 (IUCN Category V). The sea there is open and very clean.

Full-day trip to the Blue Cave and Cres town (with transfer to Medulin)

Boat Aska, Medulin.Departure by bus from Pula at around 7:45, followed by departure by boat Aska from the port of Medulin at around 8:30. Welcome drink and introduction to the crew. The boat trip to Cres Island takes about one and a half hours. At the Blue Cave, there is a swimming and snorkelling stop of around 1 hour. The trip continues past Zaglav Lighthouse, followed by lunch prepared and served on board. Arrival in the town of Cres, disembarkation and free time of about two hours. Return by boat to Medulin around 17:30, and by bus to Pula around 18:00. For guests who prefer to come to Medulin on their own, the price is €8.00 lower. Here you can find a detailed description of the trip.

For the option with organized transport to the boat and back, the price is €83.00 per adult. Guide, bus shuttle, welcome drink and lunch with drinks are included in the price. Please click here:

Full-day trip to Rovinj and Red Island

Bridge between Maškin and St. Andrew (Red Island) Departure around 9:00 AM. Boat: Melisa. Panoramic cruise past the Brijuni Islands (without disembarkation), followed by sailing along the Istrian coast to Rovinj. Upon arrival, there is a guided walking tour of the town with a licensed guide (approx. 30 minutes), followed by about 1.5 hours of free time. After returning to the boat, lunch is served. The trip then continues to Red Island, where you will have 2 hours of free time for swimming and relaxation. Return to Pula port around 17:00.
For guests arriving independently, the departure point is on the waterfront near the Cathedral. Address: Riva 8, 52100 Pula. Here is a detailed description of this trip.
The price is €50.00 per adult and includes lunch with drinks and a city guide for Rovinj. Lunch on board: grilled fish or meat, salad and bread, with unlimited wine, mineral water and juice. To depart from Pula port, please click here:

This trip is also available with an organized bus shuttle to and from the boat, at an extra cost of €5.00 per adult. The total price including the transfer is €55.00 per adult. To book, click here and select your departure point. The covered area stretches from Ližnjan in the south to Peroj in the north:

Full-day trip to Rovinj, Lim Fjord and Vrsar

Lim Fjord.Departure at 9:00 AM from Pula port (Riva 8) by boat Melisa. Panoramic cruise past the Brijuni archipelago and through Lim Fjord to the Pirate’s Cave. Vrsar (2 hours): lunch and time to explore the old town or enjoy a swim. Rovinj (2 hours): visit to the old town. Return at 6:00 PM. Here is a detailed description.
The price is €50.00 per adult and includes lunch and a city guide for Rovinj. Check the schedule, availability and online booking for this trip with departure from Pula:

For an additional €5.00, this trip is also available with a local return bus shuttle to the boat. To book, click here and select the bus departure point. The default departure point in the menu is Peroj, but you can choose another starting point, such as Stoja or Banjole:

Dolphin tour at dusk

Dolphin tour.Departure in the late afternoon from the harbour below the amphitheatre. Panoramic cruise through the port, past the islands of Andrija and Katarina, towards the Brijuni archipelago. The dolphin-watching area is located west of Vanga Island. Dinner is served on board, followed by dolphin watching and photography at dusk. On the way back, you can also photograph the illuminated shipyard cranes, whose colours change over time. Return in the evening.
Dinner is prepared on board and served during the trip. It includes a vegetarian option, grilled fish or meat, salad and bread, as well as unlimited wine, mineral water and juice.

Dolphin tours are also organized with departures from Fažana and Medulin. The departure time of each boat is adjusted so that sunset falls around the middle of the trip. Can dolphin sightings be guaranteed? No, but even without dolphins, this type of trip can still be a very enjoyable experience. We offer the following options:

Dolphin tour by boat Srebreno

Departure from Pula port around 18:00. Boarding address: Ulica Svetog Petra, 52100 Pula. Cruise towards the Brijuni archipelago, with a short stop in Valbandon near Bi Village campsite. Dolphin tour, dinner and return around 21:30. Here you can find more information about this trip.
Price for adults: €45.00, including dinner and wine, water and juice throughout the entire trip.

You can also join this trip with organized bus transport to the port of Pula and back, at the same price of €45.00. To book, click here and choose your pick-up point.

Dolphin tour by boat Melisa

Pula port: red sunset. Departure from Pula port around 18:15. Boarding address: Riva 8, 52100 Pula. Cruise toward the Brijuni archipelago, dolphin tour, dinner and return around 21:00.
Price for adults: €45.00, including dinner with drinks (wine, juice and water). Other drinks during the trip are not included. Melisa is a large 30 m boat, and here you can find more information about this trip.

You can also join this trip with organized bus transport to the port of Pula and back, at the same price of €45.00. To book, click here and choose your pick-up point.

Dolphin tour by boat Ananda

Boat Ananda in Fažana. Departure from Pula port around 18:00. Boarding address: Ulica Svetog Petra, 52100 Pula. Cruise through the entire Brijuni archipelago, dolphin watching, dinner, and return around 20:45.
Price for adults: €55.00, including dinner, red and white wine, water, and juice throughout the trip. Find out more about this trip.

Dolphin tour by boats Ulika and Burin

Departure from Pula port around 18:00. Port address: Riva 14, 52100 Pula. Cruise to the Brijuni archipelago, dolphin watching, dinner and return around 21:00.
Adult price: €50.00. The price includes a welcome drink, dinner, and wine, water and juice throughout the trip. Dinner includes grilled fish or meat, salad and bread, with unlimited wine, mineral water and juice.

Dolphins trip with swimming

Boat Ulika, Pula.Departure around 14:30 from the port below the amphitheatre (Ulica Riva 18). The trip is operated by boat Ulika, 18 m long and 4 m wide. Panoramic cruise through the port and across the Brijuni archipelago. Arrival at Sveti Jerolim Island. Swimming break of 2 hours. Dinner on board. Dolphin tour. Return to the port around 21:00.
Price for adults: €50.00. The price includes a welcome drink, dinner, and wine, water and juice throughout the trip. Dinner on board includes a vegetarian option, grilled fish or meat, salad and bread, with unlimited wine, mineral water and juice. Extra charge: entrance ticket to Sveti Jerolim Island (€5).

Half-day trip to Brijuni National Park

Brijuni Islands.Boat: Martinabela. Route:
10:45 departure from the port near ACI Marina (Riva 14). Panoramic cruise through the bay, past Štinjan and Sveti Jerolim Island to Veli Brijun. The arrival of the boat is synchronized with the electric train schedule. Upon arrival, the guided tour begins (about 3.5 hours). Return to the port at 16:30.
Price: €56.00 per adult and includes the guide and entrance ticket.
Food and drinks are not included. These trips take place on Tuesdays and Fridays, and daily during the high season.

An afternoon option is also available, with departure at 14:45 and return at 20:00. You can also visit this national park on your own; you only need to reach Fažana, which is 6 km from here.

Full-day trips from Pula to Venice

A passport or ID card is required for travel. These day trips depart at 7:30 AM from Pula (check-in at 7:00), and a bus shuttle is also available. The bus departure point can be selected in the online application, with options between Pula, Fažana and Medulin. The exact price can also be checked there. Bus transport costs €10.00 per adult and €5.00 per child up to 11.99 years.

Day trip by catamaran Anđela

Catamaran Anđela.Trips by catamaran Anđela depart from the port of Pula every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Prices start at €85.00 for adults. Children up to 11.99 years pay 50%, and children up to 2.99 years travel free. The price includes a guide.

For trips departing directly from the port, prices start at €85.00. Check-in: 7:00 AM.

For trips with an organized bus shuttle, prices start at €95.00. Check the schedule here:

Day trip by catamaran San Pawl

Catamaran San PawlTrips by catamaran San Pawl operate on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Prices start at €85.00 for adults and €43.00 for children up to 13.99 years. The price includes a guide. Children up to 5.99 years always travel free by boat and bus. The total price is calculated by adding the boat trip price and the bus transfer price, if used.

If you want to travel from the port during the low season, please click here. Children included in the family package travel free.

If you want a trip with a bus shuttle to the boat during the low season, please click here. Children in the family package pay €4.00.

Private half-day trip: Porer – Kamenjak – Frašker – Fraškerić – Fratarski Island

Boat Frajla, Pula. Departure from Bunarina Port (Pula) around 9:00 AM aboard the boat Frajla. Panoramic cruise towards Porer Lighthouse, then along Cape Kamenjak. Swimming and jumping from the boat near the islands of Frašker, Fraškerić or Fratarski Island. A light lunch is then served on board. Return to the port around 1:00 PM.
Maximum number of passengers: 12.
The charter price is €450.00 and includes a welcome drink, light lunch and drinks. Here is the detailed description of this boat trip.

Private dolphin tour at sunset

Seagull on a rock, Punta Verudela. Departure from Bunarina Port (Pula) around 4:00 PM. Cruise to Frašker or Fraškerić Island. Swimming and jumping from the boat for about 45 minutes. A light lunch with drinks is served on board. Dolphin watching takes place in the area between Banjole and Cape Kamenjak. Return to the port around 8:00 PM.
This trip is suitable for families with children, although dolphin sightings cannot be 100% guaranteed. Maximum number of passengers: 12.
The charter price is €450.00 and includes a welcome drink and light lunch with drinks. Here is the detailed description of this boat trip.

Pula

The Pula Amphitheatre, built by the ancient Romans in the 1st century, is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres and the sixth largest in the world.Pula is the largest town on the west coast of Istria, and it is especially interesting because of its deeply indented coastline with many islands and peninsulas. We have already mentioned Brijuni National Park and Kamenjak Nature Park. The beaches are beautiful and varied. Punta Verudela offers rocky and pebble beaches with crystal-clear water, as well as rocks for jumping overlooking the open sea. On the way to Fažana, the beaches are pebbly and protected from the open sea by the Brijuni archipelago. The beach in Medulin is sandy. Among the many historical attractions, the monumental Roman amphitheatre is especially worth mentioning. It once held up to 23,000 people, which is about 46% of today’s population of Pula. Pula is also the only town in Istria with an airport.

Parking at the Port of Pula

If you are arriving at the port by car, the nearest parking area is Karolina (Trg Nimfeja bb, 52100, Pula), located between the Arena (Pula Amphitheatre) and the sea, next to Valerijin Park on the southwest side. It is close to the port centre. Unfortunately, parking there costs €4 per hour, and payment is made on departure. There is no daily ticket available.

The Riva 1 and Riva 2 car parks are within 350 m of the port, and parking costs €1.30 per hour or €19.50 per day. Mandrač parking is the most affordable, with a daily parking ticket for a car costing €6.60. It is 1,200 m from the port. All of the parking areas mentioned are under video surveillance, but you should still avoid leaving documents, bags or money visible inside the car.