National parks
Brijuni National Park
An archipelago of untouched nature and history off Istria
Brijuni is an archipelago of fourteen islands and islets opposite Fažana in Istria. Once President Tito's summer residence, it is now a national park with Roman ruins, a safari park, millennia-old olive trees and a network of paths best explored by bicycle or the little tourist train.
Things to do
- •Boat crossing from Fažana to Veliki Brijun
- •Safari park and the roughly 1,600-year-old olive tree
- •Roman villa in Verige Bay and the Byzantine castrum
- •Cycling or riding the panoramic train around the island
Getting there
The departure point is the port of Fažana, about 10 km from Pula and 15 minutes from Pula Airport. We drive you to the Fažana pier in time for your booked boat.