Pula

As you travel along the 4.5-kilometer stretch of Pula Bay, you'll pass the city of Pula— the largest urban center and principal port in the Istria region. Historically, the Bay of Pula served as a crucial naval base for the Austro-Hungarian fleet. Along the way, you’ll also encounter several well-preserved forts, such as Muzil and Štinjan, which were constructed by the Austrians to safeguard both the bay and the port.

Brijuni National Park

As you leave the Port of Pula, the Brijuni Islands come into view. The journey takes you past the "Peneda" lighthouse, marking the southernmost tip of Brijuni National Park. The excursion then continues toward the island of Vanga and the "White Villa," once the private residence of former Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito. Both the island of Vanga and the White Villa—where Tito welcomed his most distinguished guests—remain highly restricted areas, closely monitored by state authorities and protected by armed security. This makes your boat tour a rare and exclusive opportunity to catch a glimpse of these historically significant sites from the sea.