Top Istria Glass Bottom Boat Tours

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.

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 in clear waters that teem with marine life. Lunch is included, along with time for cliff jumping (only if you dare).

What makes this tour unique is the combination of a relaxing glass-bottom boat cruise and panoramic sightseeing around the protected waters of Brijuni National Park. Unlike standard boat tours, guests can observe the Adriatic seabed through the glass-bottom viewing area while enjoying close-up views of islands, reefs, coastal villas, and historic sites visible from the sea. The tour also includes panoramic views of Veliki Brijun, Mali Brijun, Kozada Island, and Jerolim Island, as well as opportunities to observe marine life and seabirds in their natural environment. Calm morning sea conditions and smaller crowds create a peaceful and family-friendly experience ideal for nature lovers and photography.

Explore the coastline of the Kamenjak National Park the way you want to with this private boat rental from Pula. After booking online, you'll board your own vessel for a lazy half day at sea. With the route and boat work in the hands of a professional skipper and host, your time is your own to swim, snorkel, and admire the sights of southern Istria.

Discover the beauty of the Medulin archipelago on a private boat trip with a glass bottom boat. Swim in the crystal-clear waters, visit a cave, and relax on the sandy beaches of Levan Island. Set off on a panoramic sail towards the famous Cape Kamenjak Nature Park. Swim and visit the Golumbera cave, which is secluded in the cliffs of Cape Kamenjak. Take a break at the Cape Kamenjak before sailing towards the famous Porer lighthouse, which was built in 1846 during the Austro-Hungarian period. Sail slowly and sightsee the other isles, such as Bodulaš, Ceja, and Finera, and hidden coves. Keep an eye out for dolphins as you head towards Levan, the northernmost and the only sandy island. Take a break to enjoy the crystal-clear sea, the sand, and sunbathe. Important! Security comes first! In case of bad weather or bad sea conditions, we preserve the right to change the route or cancel the excursion for the benefit of all passengers. This decision is made only by the captain.