day 1 : Pomer - Pula
Pula is among the top three most famous Adriatic destination. Home to the Roman Arena where the Pula Film Festival is held, Pula has a long tradition of winemaking, fishing and shipbuilding, serving as an administrative headquarters in the days of Roman empire.
day 2 : Pula - Brijuni - Paltana uvala
Brijuni are a group of 14 islands knows for its scenery and the National park. Unlike any other Croatian islands, Brijuni have a Safari park. You read it well, on a Croatian island you can see an Asian elephant, Guinea’s mountain zebra and a waterbuck from Ethiopia.
Paltana uvala is a small narrow inlet almost completely surrounded by beaches, trees and houses. Visit the Banjole beach and see why Banjole have the best fishing restaurants.
day 3 : Paltana uvala - Osor
Osor has moved away from its prehistoric and Roman legacy and settled for a calm, tourist spot that blossoms in summer when it hosts Osor Musical Evenings.
day 4 : Osor - Orjule
Orjule are two unpopulated islands - Vele and Male Orjule (Big and Small Orjule). Untouched by modern civilization and so close to each other you can swim the distance in a couple minutes, Orjule are a piece of heaven with thick forests and clear sea.
day 5 : Orjule - Susak - Unije
Susak is first mentioned as a battlefield between the Saracens and Venetians. Now, it’s a peaceful tourist destination where people can find out something about intriguing local clothing tradition.
On a small island of Unije lies more than 20 000 olive trees. Incredible, when you find out there are less than 100 people living on the island.
day 6 : Unije - Cres - Rabac
Cres old town centre is a beautiful labyrinth of tall, narrow houses and with architecture influenced by the Venetians, French and German, you’ll be surprised and amazed with almost every street.
Rabac was once a small fishing island that decided to become a popular tourist destination. And with plenty of water sports, sandy beaches, healing spa centers and summer festivals - it has succeeded.
day 7 : Rabac - Pomer
Pomer was once all about the seashells. A shell farm was famed, strong and respected. Now, Pomer settled for a marina with 300 berths, a camp with football and volleyball fields and summer festivals.
Go back to see the full list
We are happy to answer
all of your questions: