Visit the ancient amphitheater of Pula, where the inhabitants of the city once gathered to be entertained by gladiators and animal hunts. Beat the crowds and explore this magnificent ancient site with your pre-paid entrance ticket. See an amphitheater that has become the symbol of Pula one of the most popular and beautiful venues in Croatia for events, like concerts, festivals, and even recreation of gladiatorial tournaments in the summer months.  Get access to the permanent exhibition entitled "Istrian Olive and Viticulture in Antiquity" located in the underground area used by the gladiators during their tournaments.  See reproductions of tools and equipment for oil and wine production, such as mills, presses, and sedimentation tanks, as well as amphorae, which were used as packaging for oil and wine transportation.

Take to the water for a cruise on a traditional Croatian wooden boat from Pula. Enjoy dinner freshly prepared by a chef onboard as you search for dolphins and watch the sunset. Begin your cruise with panoramic sightseeing of port Pula, the main port of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. Continue cruising into Brijuni Islands National Park to look for dolphins as the chef prepares a delicious dinner. Brijuni Islands National Park is home to 14 islands with white sandy beaches and lush vegetation. With a large fish population, dolphins can often be found hunting for a meal in the area. For dinner, choose between mackerel with salad, chicken breast with salad, or a vegetarian option. Unlimited mineral water, orange juice, and white wine are included during the cruise. Return to Pula harbor with a wonderful night view of the city and the iconic Pula Arena, a Roman Amphitheater.

Embark on a guided tour of the Brijuni National Park on this cruise from Pula. Sip on unlimited drinks along the way and delight your taste buds with a delectable lunch. Explore St. Jerolim Island at your own pace with free time to enjoy the beaches.  Board a comfortable ship with a captain and a guide and head out to the islands of the Brijuni National Park, one of the most beautiful places in the Adriatic Sea. Explore the park by boat, spotting wild animals like dolphins along the way, and swim at St. Jerolim Island. Cruise around all islands and listen as your guide shares facinating information about the islands and their famous owners. Enjoy a delicious lunch of traditional Mediterranean dishes with your choice of fish, beef, or vegetables. Stop at St. Jerolim Island (Sveti Jerolim), where you can stay for 2.5 hours. On the island, have the chance to stroll its scenic beaches, go for a refreshing swim, or explore the island itself. Take advantage of the unlimited drinks onboard the boat, like wine, mineral water, juice, and sodas. If you're lucky, your ship might be followed by playful dolphins that frequent these waters to feed on the large fish population.  Return to Pula harbor with for wonderful nighttime views of the city and the iconic Pula Arena, a Roman Amphitheater.

After being transported to the pier, you will begin your 3-hour tour which will be arranged on board of a comfortable boat around the Brijuni National Park. You will have a guide with you on board your boat, who will conduct a sightseeing tour around all islands of the National Park whilst also informing you of interesting facts about the islands and its famous owners. Your tour also includes dinner on board your boat, consisting of traditional dishes of Mediterranean cuisine such as fish, meat, or vegetarian dishes. You will also have an unlimited amount of drinks whilst on board your boat, including wine, mineral water, soft drinks, and water. You can take comfort in knowing that between 93-100% of your guide's guests have seen dolphins in the past. At the conclusion of your tour, you will be returned back to your point of origin.

Embark on a guided walking tour around Pula and admire this modern city's history, culture, and architecture. Get an entry ticket to the Pula Arena and admire this magnificent ancient site.  Meet your guide at Forum square, in front of the temple of Augustus, to begin your tour. Stroll through the old streets of Pula, and immerse yourself in all the main sights. Listen as your guide tells you about this ancient city's historical facts and secrets.  See The Temple of Augustus, the well-preserved 2,000-year-old Roman temple, and the Arch of the Sergii. Next, continue walking around the ancient city walls, past the famous local café street, and grab a coffee, if you like. Discover the incredible mix of coastal and continental, ancient and modern, on this walking tour. Marvel at the hidden gems in every corner and the architecture. Although empires like the Romans and Venetians left their mark, this city is also vivid, vibrant, and full of today's modern art culture. End your tour at the Pula Arena, where you will feel like a real-life gladiator. Wander around one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. Make sure you get a picture of the stunning view over Pula from the top of one of the world's six largest surviving Roman arenas.

My name is Marina, I've been working as a licensed tour guide in Istria for over 15 years and am specialized in guiding german-speaking guests. Experience Pula's highlights in a personalized way through a individualized city tour. We can focus on any topic that may be of interest to you – the local lifestyle, culture, nature or food, whatever it may be, I'm sure we'll have something to talk about. We'll meet up in front of my city's main attaction, an undeniable gem on the mediterranean sea – Pula's roman Amphitheatre. You'll find out what it was built and used for, which goes way beyond the gladiator games. The path will naturally lead us to other antique parts of the city. Besides the Amphitheatre, Pula can proudly count three roman city gates that are still standing up to this day. The Twin, Hercules and Sergii gates – the beautifully preserved details will allow me to reveal the story behind them. As a foodie and passionate cook when it comes to local cuisine, the tour wouldn't be complete without taking you to the Pula farmer's market. It's the place where locals buy and sell products that are native to Istrian soil. While we're already talking about trade, our next point will lead us to the Forum square. It was the roman version of our beloved farmer's market, but not only that – as the heart of every roman city, this is where you will see remains of the August temple and admire our venetian city hall which is also the perfect opportunity to explain why there is a goat on our regional flag. The tour ends with my favourite view of the city – a little higher up, as we visit the city castello. Even if you're not a romantic just joining me for the beautiful view, we're standing by a location of big military importance throughout history. With its pristine loaction it was used by the romans, venetians, austrians and many more in order to protect the city.

On this adventurous and fun bike tour, our local guides will show you all must-see spots through city center and along the Pula coastline paths on two wheels and take you on a fun filled swimming time to the Pigeons cave and cliffs, where you will relax, have fun, explore the underwater cave exterior and try the exciting cliff jumping. The first part of this tour begins in front of Pula Amphitheatre – Arena, the symbol of the town and provides you with the enjoyment of a unique, unforgettable, and fun bike ride along the coastline paths giving you the pleasure of getting to know the Pula’s history and its cult locations. On the way to the Punta Verudela peninsula, the symbol of Pula’s tourist offer, you will have the opportunity to see the old town, seafront, port, and ex shipyard „Uljanik“ with a more than 160 years long tradition as well as some of the Pula’s most beautiful coves and famous beaches. Sacred cliff is a symbol of Verudela and a place that is visited by many couples and sunset lovers, thanks to its romantic ambiance, beautiful sea views, and unforgettable magnificent sunsets. After this leisure seaside bike ride and sightseeing through Pula to Punta Verudela, you will cycle towards Stoja where you will enjoy the fun-filled swimming time at Pigeons cave and cliffs also known as Grotta dei Colombi. There are bat colonies that live and hibernate in the cave and because of their vitality for biodiversity and valuables for our ecosystem they are strictly protected animal species in Croatia. The Pigeons cave entrance also offers an interesting view of wild pigeons nesting, after which was named the cave itself. Discovering the interesting passageways of rocks, enjoying the Pigeons cliffs, and exploring the underwater world around the Pigeons cave makes it a perfect place for a fun and exciting adventure for everyone, even for the youngest. The brave ones will have an opportunity to try the exciting cliff jumping, a popular summer fun activity, and fantastic sight. We take fun seriously! Please keep in mind that the “Pula Seaside Bike Adventure” tour can be customized to fit your requirements. Biking and swimming are fun activities for all ages and experience levels, and we make sure your trip is as fun as possible.

Situated near the base of the Istrian peninsula, Pula is the largest city in Istria. Its most famous attraction, the well-preserved Roman amphitheater, is one of the most famous sights in the whole of Croatia. Pula, like the rest of the region, it is known for its mild climate, smooth sea, beautiful beaches, and unspoiled nature. Throughout your tour you will come across numerous monuments of Roman architecture: the Triumphal Arch of the Sergi from the 1st century B.C., Hercules’ Gate and Twin Gates, the Temple of Augustus, and the Arena and Small Roman Theatre in the town center. Historical attractions aside, Pula is a busy commercial city on the sea that has managed to retain a friendly small-town appeal. Although marred with residential and holiday developments, the coast is dotted with fragrant pine groves, seaside cafes and a clutch of good restaurants. The main town square offers you the chance to relax in a unique atmosphere, with the square having managed to retain its role as the meeting place since the Augustan Age. Situated on the west coast of Istria, Rovinj is one of the most popular and most developed tourist resorts in Croatia. The old town is built on the island, which was only connected with the mainland in the 18th century. Known as one of the most picturesque and romantic towns on the Mediterranean, over the last few decades Rovinj attracts a large number of tourists, most of them faithfully returning year after year. Rovinj manages to combine its rich tradition with modern times in a very interesting way. As it is also an active fishing port, you can experience the atmosphere of a small fishing village. On the other hand, the town has been developing exquisite gastronomy and offers a high standard of tourist services in general. The city at the foot of the Church of St. Euphemia is the favorite gathering place of artists from around the world. Walking down its streets, you will bump into many art galleries and studios.

Discover the most important historical highlights of Pula on a walking tour with a local guide. Visit the Cathedral, the Roman Forum, Augustus Temple, and City Hall. Begin your tour in front of the Pula Arena, and get a brief and informative overview from your guide. Next, continue on to the Pula Castle, built by the Venetians in the 17th century. Learn about its fascinating history and previous inhabitants. From there continue on to the Cathedral, and then to the Roman Forum, including the Augustus Temple and City Hall. See Roman mosaics along the way and visit the Arch of Sergii. Explore the Pula Market, established in the early 1900s, and then head to the ancient Gate of Hercules. Learn insider information as your guide regales you with in-depth knowledge about the history, architecture, culture, and rich heritage of Pula.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the stunning views of the city's iconic landmarks while indulging in unlimited refreshments including Coca-Cola, Fanta, Water, and white wine. As we set sail from the picturesque harbor, you'll be greeted by a breathtaking panorama of Pula's most famous attraction, the magnificent Amphitheatre. This well-preserved Roman amphitheater, also known as the Pula Arena, is a true testament to the city's rich history and architectural brilliance. Marvel at its grandeur and imagine the gladiatorial battles that once took place within its walls. As we glide further along the coastline, you'll catch a glimpse of the city's notable monuments and the imposing military base. These sites showcase Pula's strategic significance throughout history and offer a fascinating insight into the city's military heritage. Learn about their role in shaping the region while soaking in the natural beauty of the Adriatic Sea. Next, we approach the iconic Pula Breakwater, a long stone structure that stretches out into the sea. The breakwater not only protects the city's harbor but also offers a unique perspective of Pula's coastline. Enjoy the refreshing sea breeze as you admire the crystal-clear waters and the sun-kissed beaches that dot the shoreline. Our journey takes us to Punta Christo, a coastal promontory that holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. This scenic spot offers mesmerizing views of the sea and the surrounding landscapes, creating a truly idyllic setting. Take in the tranquility of Punta Christo and let its beauty captivate you. After an hour of indulging in the sights and sounds of Pula, our ship gently returns to the harbor. Take a moment to reflect on the memorable journey you've just experienced, capturing the essence of Pula's rich history and captivating landscapes. Join us on this exclusive tour and allow us to show you the wonders of Pula from a unique vantage point. Embark on a sensory adventure where unlimited drinks, breathtaking views, and historical treasures come together for an extraordinary experience.