Top Pula Private and Luxury

Ideal for the adventure-loving Pula traveler, this transparent kayak rental gives you the chance to explore the local waters at your own speed. Linger as long as you want wherever you want, and get back to paddling when and where the mood takes you. And with a life jacket and a waterproof bag for your stuff included, all you need to worry about is having fun.

Make the most of half a day at sea to discover the coastal highlights of Kamenjak National Park. On a cruise from Medulin, you'll explore the shoreline around the archipelago, stopping along the way to swim in sea caves and bask on secluded island beaches. An onboard lunch with drinks included is served while you're out on the water.

Set sail from Pula to see the coast as the sun sets. Travel to Brijuni National Park and enjoy dinner and drinks on deck as you spot dolphins leaping out of the sea and swimming alongside the boat in their home waters of the park. On your way back to the port, enjoy views of the famous Pula lighting giants.

Join us for an unforgettable night kayak tour along the stunning Adriatic coastline. Begin with a peaceful paddle past the famous Blue Cave, one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the region, where the moonlight turns the water into a glowing spectacle. As you paddle, each kayak is equipped with a light, creating a beautiful effect on the water beneath you. Continue, passing through the mysterious Devil’s Cave, a place shrouded in local legends and stories that will captivate you as you glide through its tranquil waters. As you paddle further, reach the Cannons, former military strongholds from wartime. Here, your guide will share fascinating stories about the military presence and strategies that shaped this area, revealing secrets hidden within these ancient fortifications. The tour concludes with a visit to the emotional Valley of Tears, a place rich in history and significance. Immerse yourself in the poignant stories that have shaped this unique and powerful location.

Skip the fast pace and memorized script of a group tour and instead savor the impressive architecture of Pula’s ancient Roman amphitheater with a private guide. Take a deep dive into the history of this spectacular structure, built almost two millennia ago to fit more than 20,000 spectators, and enjoy ample time to ask your guide questions and admire the arena floor, tiers of seats, and more.

Avoid the tourist crowds with a private walking tour of Pula’s historic center. Stroll the streets for an intimate perspective of landmarks including the Roman amphitheater, city gates, harbor, and Venetian fortress, with illuminating insights provided by your local guide. Benefit from the flexibility of a private tour, exploring at a pace that suits you, and arrange a convenient departure time according to your schedule.

Discover the magical city of Pula at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore emblematic attractions such as the Puerta de Hercules, the Convent of San Francisco, the Agrippina house or the Citadel. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 2h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Guarantee your admission to the impressive Pula amphitheatre, one of the world's largest, with this prepaid ticket. Explore the enormous structure at your leisure, visiting the four floors and the ancient Roman walls to learn about its history and past uses. Tickets are valid anytime during the amphitheatre's opening hours.

Enjoy a exclusive walking tour accompanied by a native, professionally accredited guide. Travel trough the many layers of history and buildings left by all the different cultures this town is enherited from. Inbetween the main landmarks is where you really learn about the towns many offers that best suite your needs so that you can explore the town wih the confidence of a local. Join us for a unique experience and a memory that will last a lifetime

When visiting Pula you can't skip the beautiful Arena. It is one of the most important monuments in Croatia that has to be visited. Do you know that it was built at the and of one known Roman road? and that it is considered to be one of the oldest in the world! During Roman times there were around 260-ties Arenas like this one around the Mediterranean. Gladiators were professional fighters that had to follow strict rules. Their diet was very curious. But do you know the way their wounds were treated? And what was the reward for a winner? About this topic and more on my tour.

Visit Pula’s most historic buildings and famous architecture on a pre-dinner tour. This walking tour takes in Pula Arena, the only Roman amphitheater in the world to have four preserved side towers, as well as the Old Town. Your local tour guide will also tell you where the best places to eat and drink are, and where to find day trips outside of the city too.

If you're a time-pressed traveler, see more Pula marine life in less time with this glass-bottom boat tour that's timed to catch the sunset. The express evening cruise showcases the fish and shells of the underwater world along with coastal landmarks, too. The islands of Frašker and Fraškerić with their urchins are among the highlights.

One of the world's six surviving Roman amphitheaters rises above Pula's skyline — but the city's layers run much deeper. In this self-guided walking quest, move through 2,700 years of contested history: Roman arches, Austro-Hungarian underground tunnels, a Venetian hilltop fortress, and a harbor shaped by empire after empire. Start anytime, no guide needed, ~2 hours, ~2.7 km through the old city. Using the free Questo app, solve real-world puzzles at 10 historical landmarks — from the Arch of the Sergii, one of Rome's oldest surviving triumphal arches, to the hilltop Kastel fortress with panoramic views across the Adriatic. Along the way, uncover stories that don't appear in any guidebook: the Irish literary giant who despised the city, the naval attack on a ship that had already surrendered, and the beach massacre that emptied a town. Pula rewards the curious. This quest is designed to reveal it. Suitable for families, couples, and solo travelers. Difficulty: easy.

Discover the picturesque national park of Brijuni off the coast of Pula and find a world of crystal clear waters, sky-filling sunsets and, for much of the year, dolphins swimming in the bay. Take a boat ride along the coast and enjoy a traditional dinner of local produce on-board, with all-inclusive drinks and views from the sun decks and terraces.

The sandy beaches, rocky coves, and traditional fishing villages of the Medulin Archipelago are best explored from the water. With this tour, set sail on a scenic full-day cruise and admire views of Kamenjak National Park, Cape Kamenjak, and Porer lighthouse. Stop to swim, tuck into a tasty lunch on board, then head ashore on Levan Island, where you can relax on the beach or grab a cocktail (own expense) from the beach bars.

Your evening dolphin cruise starts at Medulin Harbor with welcome drinks and music. Cruise just before sunset for panoramic views of Medulin’s archipelago and Kamenjak National Park while searching for dolphins—there’s an 85% chance of spotting them. Enjoy dinner with fish, tuna steak, meat, or vegetarian options and drinks on board as you watch the sunset before returning to the harbor.

Get out on the waters off Pula, try kayaking, and explore beaches and caves you’d probably never find alone, all in one hassle-free kayak adventure. Head for the indented coastline of Pigeon Cliffs and Muzil Peninsula, get instructions, and follow your guide to paddle around cliffs, grottos, and tucked-away coves. Stop to snorkel in the caves, try cliff-jumping, and along the way, learn tales of Pula’s geology and history you’d otherwise miss.

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.

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.

Leave Pula and kick back in the sun on a laidback half-day cruise around the Kamenjak peninsula. With the boat navigation and route left to the capable crew, your time is your own to relax. Stop to swim amid impressive coastal scenery, and snorkel with complimentary masks and flippers in clear waters teeming with marine life. Lunch is included, along with time for cliff jumping (only if you dare).

Let a local history teacher be your guide and show you all around Pula, Croatia on this private tour of the city. From Pula Arena to Zerostrasse to The Temple of Augustus and more, there’s plenty for your tour leader to take you to. It’s perfect for those looking to get their bearings in Pula and learn about the area’s history from a guide at the same time.

Take in the protected waters of the Brijuni National Park at the most picturesque hour of the day with this sunset dinner cruise. Set off from Pula and cruise into the national park, keeping your eyes peeled for frolicking dolphins as the sun dips below the horizon. Enjoy dinner on board, featuring grilled fish or pork—vegetarian options available—plus a full-service bar.

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.