Top Pula Walking Tours - page 2

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.

Spend half a day kayaking, swimming, and cliff-jumping with this small-group tour from Valsaline Beach. You'll paddle out to sea, making your way to the so-called Tarzan cliff, where you'll have time to swim and cliff jump. You'll then continue to visit Pula's Cave, with time left over to swim and do more cliff jumping before returning to Valsaline Beach. Guides speak Croatian, English, German, Italian, and Serbian to accommodate diverse travelers.

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.

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.

Set sail on the Mediterranean Sea from the Medulin Peninsula and enjoy an on-board dinner with drinks included and Wi-Fi as you search the waves for dolphins—a common sight along the Croatian coastline. Enjoy the scenery as you sail along the coast and watch the sunset turn everything orange, then sail back to the harbor ready for wherever the night takes you.

Exploring the beaches and sea cliffs around Pula is even more atmospheric by night. On this evening tour, travel in a unique transparent kayak with multicolored LED lights on the bottom. Paddle along the coast near Verudela resort, looking down to see the illuminated underwater world, cruise over corals and through caves, and spot marine life such as jellyfish and sea urchins. Suitable for beginners.

During our session, we will explore Pula's stunning landmarks or enjoy a scenic walk by the sea, all while I capture beautiful, professional images of your moments. This tour is perfect for families with children, ensuring a relaxed and fun atmosphere for everyone.

Experience the Pula Arena like never before with a private walking tour designed for small groups. Enjoy a more intimate and personal experience as your expert guide takes you through the history of this incredible Roman amphitheater. Explore its iconic features, learn about ancient gladiator battles, and take in stunning views from unique spots within the Arena. Perfect for those seeking a deeper connection to this historic landmark, our small-group tour ensures a relaxed, informative, and memorable experience. Book now for an unforgettable journey through history!

This is a private tour led by me, a history teacher, where I’ll guide you through Pula’s Roman past with stories and interesting facts. We’ll visit both famous landmarks and some hidden spots, all at a comfortable pace and friendly atmosphere. It’s perfect if you want to learn about Pula’s history in a relaxed and personal way.

A light, interesting, curious, and tasty tour that will make you 'discover the city' of Pola through history, famous characters, typical products of the area, traditional rivets, less known areas with interesting curiosities, beautifull panorama

This tour dives deep into Pula’s rich Austro-Hungarian heritage, revealing stories and landmarks often overlooked by standard tours. Led by a local history enthusiast, you’ll explore architecture, military sites, and urban gems that shaped the city under Austro-Hungarian rule. It’s a unique chance to understand Pula through the lens of an era that left a lasting mark—combining expert insights with authentic local passion.

For adventurous travelers to Pula, this sea kayaking tour offers unprecedented access to the region's seaside attractions and adventures. Leave all the planning and logistics to someone else: With the company of your guide, you'll snorkel, paddle around the clear waters of Seagull’s Rocks, and more. High-resolution photos and videos (including underwater footage) of your excursion are also included.

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.

Pula becomes the crime scene in this self-guided detective game, where the clues are hidden in plain sight in the streets around you. The case is the murder of Balthasar, and the evidence is scattered across the old centre - past Pula Cathedral, Pula Castle, Temple of Augustus and the Forum. You decode messages, photograph what does not add up and press digital witnesses whose stories never quite line up. Every puzzle you crack removes a name from the list of suspects. Play as a couple, bring the children along, or send two or three teams out at the same time and turn the investigation into a race - which is what makes this murder mystery game work as well for a team outing as for a day out. The last answer is waiting somewhere in the centre of Pula.