Your 3-hour dolphin cruise begins at Pula Harbour and sets course toward the stunning Brijuni National Park. As we cruise along the coast, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of all 14 Brijuni Islands from the sea — a perfect mix of untouched nature and rich cultural heritage. While soaking up the scenery, you’ll be served a freshly prepared meal onboard, already included in the price. Choose between grilled fish or meat, accompanied by salad, bread, wine, orange juice, and water — all served as you sail. After about two hours of sightseeing, we reach the so-called “dolphin zone” near the Brijuni Islands. Fishing is strictly prohibited in this area, making it a peaceful haven where dolphins often come to feed at sunset. This gives you a rare and memorable chance to see these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat. The tour ends with a spectacular sunset cruise back to Pula Harbour, just in time to witness the famous “Lighting Giants” — illuminated shipyard cranes that marked history.

As we depart from Pula Harbor, you’ll enjoy views of one of Croatia’s most historic ports. Surrounded by ancient Roman architecture and Austro-Hungarian naval heritage, the harbor offers a scenic blend of history and maritime life—setting the perfect tone for your sea adventure.

Cruising past Brijuni National Park, you’ll enjoy a unique view of this breathtaking archipelago—famous for its lush landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and rich history. One of the highlights is Vanga Island, a secluded gem that once served as the private residence of former Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito. From the sea, you can spot his villa hidden among the trees, where he hosted global leaders and Hollywood stars, adding a touch of mystery and glamour to this peaceful paradise.

As we pass by Mali Brijun, you’ll notice the island’s rugged beauty and untouched nature. Unlike the main island, Mali Brijun is quieter and wilder, home to Fort Minor—an impressive 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress. Though partially hidden by pine trees, its massive stone walls still dominate the landscape, reminding us of the island’s strategic military past. Today, it’s also known for hosting open-air theatre performances, blending history, nature, and culture in a truly unique way.

Sailing past Veliki Brijun, the largest island of the Brijuni National Park, you'll catch glimpses of its unique blend of natural beauty and elegant history. Once a summer residence of aristocrats and later President Tito, the island is home to luxurious old hotels, a charming harbor, and one of Europe’s oldest golf courses—opened in 1922. From the sea, you might spot the island’s manicured parks, exotic animals roaming free in the safari park, and grand historical buildings surrounded by Mediterranean greenery. Veliki Brijun is where culture, nature, and a touch of glamour meet in perfect harmony.

Dino Park – A Step Back in Time While cruising along Veliki Brijun, don’t miss the island’s unique Dino Park—a fun and educational attraction featuring life-sized dinosaur replicas placed where real dinosaur footprints from the Cretaceous period (about 130 million years ago) were discovered. This spot is especially exciting for families with kids, offering a glimpse into prehistoric times amidst the natural beauty of the island. It's a perfect blend of science, history, and adventure that adds a playful twist to Brijuni’s rich heritage.