Top Pula Bus Tours

Discover the Istrian Peninsula with a guide to show you some of the most gorgeous spots in the area. Ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to different places where you’ll be excited to get out and explore more on foot, such as Ulica Grisia, the Church of St. Euphemia, and Lim Channel. Sample delicious wines along with tasty snacks of truffles, cheese, and olive oil.

Immerse yourself in the ancient cities and fascinating culture of the Istrian Peninsula on a day trip from Pula and Medulin. Your guide both leads the way and takes you beyond the guidebook as you wander the cobblestone streets of Bale and Rovinj. Then, head to Porec, where you can explore the 2,000-year-old ruins of Roman temples and a Byzantine-style basilica.

Discover Istria’s charming towns and dramatic scenery—and indulge in tastings of truffle products and olive oil—on this two-in-one, small-group tour. Following your morning departure, travel via air-conditioned vehicle to Groznjan, a hilltop town known for its many artists. Continue to Motovun for a small tasting of truffles, olive oils, and more, and with the possibility to add a local lunch to your itinerary. Finish with a sightseeing stop at the Pazin Abyss.

Get to know Slovenia's Lake Bled on this full-day tour from western Croatia. With your guide in the lead, visit Bled Castle (entrance fees included( and enjoy a serene boat ride on the lake itself. Pickup and drop-off from select hotels included.

Explore the most historic towns and villages of Istria on a private day trip from Pula. This flexible day trip allows you to customize your tour based on your own interests. Opt for a wander among the olive groves, explore medieval hilltop villages, or sample the finest Istrian cuisine. Choose between a morning or evening tour and visit Istria in whichever light you choose.

Croatia has a long and rich history tied to both land and sea. Most visitors spend all their time enjoying the beaches, but they're missing out. Explore the Istrian Hills during this half-day walking/driving tour and discover the bohemian Croatia from folklore and legend. Sample authentic delicacies and take in spectacular sites of ancient cities perched atop even older hills.

See five stunning spots in Croatia with a guide on this small-group tour setting off from Pula or Medulin. Discover Vodnjan, Sanvincent, the ruins of Dvigrad, the coastal beauty of Rovinj, and the medieval history of Bale—there’s plenty to explore with the help of your tour leader guiding short walking tours in each location.

Travel into the Istrian countryside to taste the local agricultural products on this day trip from Pula. With a guide in the lead and all transportation provided, visit the 11th-century town of Motovun for views. Head to a distillery perched on the banks of the River Mirna to learn the traditional methods for making jams, cookies, and chocolate made with herbs from the surrounding mountains.

The stunning natural surroundings of Plitvice Lakes makes it the most visited national park in Croatia. A private tour of this popular destination lets you experience the waterfalls and walking paths at your own pace. Leave the bus timetables behind with this personalized transport service by climate-controlled vehicle, and finish with a convenient drop-off in Zagreb.

Discover the Heart of Istria — Like a Local, With a Touch of Luxury This 3-day private tour of the Istrian Peninsula is not just a sightseeing trip — it’s a curated journey through one of Croatia’s most enchanting regions. Designed for travelers who value authenticity, comfort, and flexibility, this experience blends the charm of medieval hilltop towns with the raw beauty of the Adriatic coastline. Why Choose This Tour? - Private and Personalized - Hidden Gems and Iconic Sights - Gastronomy Meets Culture - Flexible Luxury Ideal For: - Couples seeking a romantic escape - Food and wine lovers - Culture and nature enthusiasts - Travelers looking for a laid-back but enriching itinerary

Yes, there is wine in Istria. Really good wine. It is grown here since the Romans arrived 2000 years ago. Nowadays, a new generation of winemakers is rethinking traditional Istrian winemaking methods of their grandfathers by introducing different new styles and approaches. One of the newest hypes are the organic wines. However, at the three wineries we will visit, there are different sorts of wines you are going to try. From young and fresh wines, to aged, and one of those “organic” wines. This tour will give you insight on small "family" run business versus the known wineries. Imagine yourself drinking finest Istrian wines in a small cellar at a wooden table, or while sipping a fresh Malvazija you are listening to nature because you are in the middle of Istrian landscape. You can choose, would you like to go up north Istria or stay around Pula and explore our south wine region. Though different in taste because of different soil/terroir, either way you will no go wrong