Top Pula Spring Break

Riding an e-bike along the beautiful trails of the town Vodnjan along stone walls through olive groves and vineyards.On start of the tour we visit old churches. Then we come to the area where are 7 fortresses and visit the largest one. After that we take a break from bikeing with a swim in the sea on a hidden beach. Upon our return we visit old field houses with view of Brijuni islands. Then we go to a tavern of the Vodnjan wine producer, where we taste several varieties of wine with view of Brijuni islands.

Skip the bars and party boats, and treat yourself to a fun evening out at sea, where the Cape Kamenjak sunset provides a tranquil backdrop. Atop a kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP), you'll paddle with a guide on a scenic round-trip route to the uninhabited islet of Ceja near Istria. Stop to swim, snorkel, walk in the hills, and enjoy a glass of wine, too.

Start your evening with a peaceful Sunset boat tour from Medulin. We’ll take a scenic speedboat ride along the coast of Kamenjak Nature Park, passing between small islands and along the wild cliffs of Cape Kamenjak. As the Sun begins to set, we’ll cruise around the Porer Lighthouse — one of the most iconic spots in southern Istria. Here, we’ll pause to enjoy a tasting of local Istrian wine on board while taking in the colors of the sunset. With a bit of luck, you might even spot dolphins swimming nearby as the sky turns orange and pink. This tour is a relaxing and beautiful way to end your day, surrounded by nature, sea, and the calm of the Istrian coast.

Explore the rich culinary traditions of Istria during a guided food tasting in Pula. Visit a specialty shop featuring products from small Croatian family farms, where a knowledgeable local host introduces you to a selection of artisanal cheeses, traditional prosciutto, premium extra virgin olive oils, and regional wines. This intimate experience goes beyond just tasting; it’s a delightful exploration of local stories and authentic flavors cherished by the community. Perfect for food enthusiasts and travelers seeking an authentic taste of Croatia, this small-group event brings you closer to the heart of Istrian gastronomy.

Stroll with me through our historic town and enjoy a glass of local wine in a hidden corner of Pula with an amazing vibe: the only antique bookstore in Pula - Klub-Knjižara Giardini 2. What better way to get to know a town than a relaxed chat with a local? :) Join me for a nice walking tour during which I will share with you interesting stories from our towns rich history, some tips and trick for getting around and relevant information about best museums or restaurants to visit. We will finish the tour with a glass of wine in an antique bookstore in the city center. This hidden urban and cultural haven for bookworms, art lovers and intelectuals is situated in a small apartment just above the central square, yet spared from the noise, the rush and the summer heat. Relax and cool yourself while listening to smooth ambiental music in this salon-like bookstore imagined as a place of leisure and immersion into local Art and Litterature.

Visit the southernmost winery in Istria for an intimate tasting session of its organic wine. Embark on a sensory journey as you sip on a selection of wines specially picked for your tasting. Discover the distinctive flavors of Istrian wine, shaped by the area's mineral-rich red soil. Snacks and other local specialities from the region are provided to complement the wine.

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

Pula is more than Roman relics and Medieval streets—the food here is great too. Take a walk through the winding streets of the city and discover the local cuisine with an experienced local guide. Visit an olive oil museum and taste this local delicacy, then enjoy Croatian tapas with local wine while you learn more about this history of Pula.