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Pula

Overview

You can discover the delights of Pula during early summer through to autumn. The centre of the thriving city will suit modern explorers looking for culture and cuisine. Meanwhile, past the historic treasures, there are forested areas, and great beaches if you’re seeking sun. Want a lively resort for all the family? You’ll find plenty here!

Language

Croatian

Currency

Euro (€)

Time difference

+1hr

Local beer

£2.50

Set meal for two

£55.50

Average flight time

2.5hrs

Choose adventure

Pack your getaway with top activities, and see the area’s most breathtaking scenery as you go. Truffle hunting in the Motovun forest area is a real draw, but set sail to one of the 14 Brijuni Islands to experience even more local beauty. Rovinj and its old town and aquarium combine ancient relics with modern marvels.

Blissful beaches

Most of the beaches are fronted with pebbles, but you’ll find a few sandy spots on your travels too. For starters, the main beach in Poreč is a favourite, with its sunbathing space and shaded restaurants just behind. Rovinj’s Amarin Beach is a lush pick with Blue Flag status.

Fabulous food

Infused with unmistakable Italian influences, the regional cuisine showcases plenty of pasta and risotto dishes. The fish and seafood are also great as it’s sourced directly from the surrounding coast. For a taste of Istrian tradition, savour a bowl of manestra, a hearty vegetable stew that epitomises the local culinary charm.

Pula weather

7

Jan

8

Feb

12

Mar

17

Apr

22

May

26

Jun

29

Jul

27

Aug

23

Sep

18

Oct

12

Nov

9

Dec