Leave from Pula port at 12:00 p.m. for a scenic boat tour of the picturesque Pula port before heading towards the enchanting Brijuni Islands, a national park comprising 14 islands. Around 1:00 p.m., enjoy a delicious onboard lunch, choosing from mackerel, chicken breast, or a vegetarian option featuring zucchini with peppers. Bread, salad, and unlimited drinks including wine, mineral water, and juice are provided throughout the journey.

After lunch, we anchor at St. Jerolim Island, where guests have 2.5 hours of free time to swim, snorkel, explore, or simply relax in the sun. The tour concludes with a return to Pula port around 5:00 p.m. Join us for a delightful day of natural beauty, relaxation, and tasty food.

A short walk through the olive grove.
An introduction to olive growing, the brand, and the quality of the olive oil, which has received worldwide awards.
A professional tasting of three extra virgin olive oils, accompanied by bread, olive and truffle spread, olive and almond spread, cheese, salted olives, dessert, and 1-2 glasses of typical Istrian white wine, Malvasia.

The workshop includes: all groceries for the making of 3 types of homemade traditional Istrian pasta and sweet gnocchi, preparation of 3 types of sauces, history on traditional Istrian cuisine, influences in Istrian gastronomy, culinary secrets, translator-guide, lunch.

Let’s learn how to make traditional Istrian pasta:

• Fuži (type of pasta)  with chicken sauce
• Pljukanci (type of pasta) with seasonal sauce
• Biguli (type of pasta) with cream
• Sweet gnocchi with butter and crumbs or Istrian fritule

Before starting the safari at 10:00, participants received a brief orientation.

The safari follows exciting forest paths, navigating interesting trails and overcoming various natural obstacles. Drivers take turns so that all participants have the opportunity to try driving the quads.

We arrive at the ‘St. Nicola’ lookout near Rakalj, offering a beautiful view of Raša Bay and the entire northern Adriatic. We then visit the old fort Rakalj (Rachele) and the church of St. Agnesa.

We take occasional short breaks and return to the village of Draguzeti by 12:00.

Before starting the safari at 10:00, participants received a brief orientation.

We drive along interesting paths and navigate various natural obstacles. Drivers take turns so that all participants have the opportunity to try driving the quads.

We arrive at Svetvinčenat for a coffee break. After a few short stops along the way, we return to the village of Draguzeti by 12:00.

Jet ski Safari with an expert guide through the amazing Raša

Sail along the coast past the Valkane swimming pool and the Stoja camp, arriving at Galebov stijene to explore Pula’s most famous cave. Inside, you’ll find a small cove perfect for exiting the kayak to take stunning photos and videos. After exiting the cave, you can choose to rest or continue to the canyon in the Muzil military zone, the highest canyon in Pula. From there, proceed to the Valley of Tears beach within the military zone, and if time permits, visit Muzil’s most famous war fort for a panoramic view of Pula.
The tour price includes kayaks, life jackets, dry bags, and oars. As a complimentary bonus, masks, snorkels, and fins are also available.
The trip lasts between 2.5 to 3.5 hours, depending on the group’s preferences, and includes activities such as swimming, rock jumping, snorkeling, kayaking, or resting.

The Mali Brijun Adventure excursion is designed for small groups and conducted under controlled conditions. An experienced guide accompanies the group, offering essential instructions for safety at sea and on land, outlining the rules of conduct within Brijuni National Park, and providing insights into the historical significance of the sites and the diverse marine wildlife.
Following the tour, you can remain on Veli Brijun to explore various attractions, including the safari museum.
The excursion package includes kayaks, paddles, dry bags, life jackets, National Park tickets, boat tickets, and a guide.
For the excursion, tandem kayaks (sit-on-top model), paddles, vests, waterproof bags, and snorkeling gear (mask and snorkel) are provided. Guests are advised to bring sufficient drinking water and wear comfortable sports clothing, such as shorts, light-colored T-shirts, Lycra shirts, swimsuits, light sneakers, a towel, and sun protection items (cap or hat, sunglasses, sunscreen).

Discover the enchanting coastal town of Rovinj on our captivating walking tour. Nestled on the Istrian Peninsula, Rovinj is a picturesque gem that offers a blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning Mediterranean beauty. Our tour begins at the Valdibora port at 10:00 a.m., perfectly situated near the convenient Valdibora parking place.
Over the course of 1.5 hours, our licensed English-speaking guide will lead you through Rovinj’s narrow, cobblestone streets, lined with colorful houses that exude a timeless charm. As you wander through ancient alleyways, you’ll uncover hidden courtyards and quaint shops that showcase the town’s unique character. One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to the iconic St. Euphemia’s Church, where you can take in breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding islands.
The tour also includes a visit to the bustling harbor, where local fishermen bring in their daily catch and lively cafes and restaurants serve delectable seafood dishes. An integral part of Rovinj’s maritime heritage is the traditional batana boat. These flat-bottomed fishing boats, unique to the region, have been used for centuries by local fishermen. The Batana House Ecomuseum celebrates this heritage, offering insights into the construction and cultural significance of these iconic vessels. As part of the tour, you’ll enjoy an exclusive entrance to the Ecomuseum, deepening your understanding of the batana boat, a treasured aspect of Croatia’s intangible cultural heritage.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through Rovinj, where history, culture, and natural beauty come together to create a truly magical experience.

The town of Barban is located near the eastern coast of Istria, only 30 kilometers from the ancient city of Pula. It is widely known for its „Trka na prstenac“ or Tilting at the Ring, an equestrian knight game that takes place once a year in August. Every Wednesday afternoon during the summer, the Barban market of local products is held, and the main event is the equestrian training for the Ring Race. In the first part of the training, we follow and present the horsemen and the rules of the race.

The guide will take you through Barban’s history. You will visit one of Croatia’s oldest churches, dedicated to St. Anthony the Abbot, as well as the church of St. Nicholas, the patron saint of Barban.
Every Wednesday, Mrs. Mirjana from Barban prepares the delicious Barban cake, traditionally made for weddings, which we share with our guests to introduce them to the flavors of Barban.
With our guide, you will taste extra virgin olive oils produced by locals and learn how to recognize high-quality olive oil.