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Pula sailing route – 7 days of Istrian gastronomy and culture
About this program
About the route
Sailing in Pula – dream vacation for food and culture lovers
Starting point: Pula
Arrival: We can arrange a transfer from the airport to the marina for you. The transfer is not included in the price.
About: Pula, your starting point offers a diversity of attractions to lovers of culture. The rich itinerary of its three-thousand-year-old history, where every step you take through the old town is a landmark, begins and ends with the Roman amphitheater. Pula has its own International airport and the marina is only 20 min drive away. We suggest getting to Pula a few days before your charter so you can enjoy the beauties of the Istrian peninsula before you set sails to the sea.
Istria offers more than just the sea, sunbathed shores, romantic coves, and tiny ports! Istria invites you to follow the fairyland paths leading to the small medieval towns crowning her hilly landscape. The peninsula truly is ‘terra magica’; blessed with unspoiled nature, the crown jewel of which are the Brijuni islands, one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the Mediterranean with rare plant and animal species. This is a land whose long and rich history can be read literally from dinosaur footprints. What else to say but Istria is an ideal tourist destination…
Itinerary
Day 2. Brijuni – Valun
After all the excitement on Brijuni islands, you will have a nice long day sailing to Valun on the island of Cres. Cres is the second-largest island in the Adriatic and one of the most beautiful islands in Croatia. An island is a stunning place adorned by forests filled with oak trees, majestic cliffs along the coastline, and medieval hilltop towns.
The little town of Valun is a picturesque charming fishing village that has a small harbor at its center.
Day 4. Osor – Veli Lošinj – Island Silba – Island Ist
A long day of sailing and visiting more amazing places on your sailing adventure. Veli Lošinj is situated in a narrow bay on the southeast side of Lošinj island, at the foot of St. John’s hill. Tall houses in the first row overlooking the harbor and numerous luxurious villas with beautiful gardens are the main characteristics of this pretty town. Silba is a very small inhabited island full of Mediterranean vegetation and aromatic herbs – untouched nature.
On the Island of Ist there is a bay with a small marina ideal for those who prefer quiet, secluded outdoor holidays. The island has barely 250 inhabitants. There are hills, olive groves, and vineyards in its interior. Ist, with its sandy beaches, bays and sandbanks is ideal diving and nautical tourism.
Day 6. Molat – Mali Lošinj
On your way to Mali Lošinj where you will spend the night, a stopover on Premuda, a small island covered in maquis and low forests far away from daily routine and stress, and Ilovik – the island of flowers. Mali Losinj is the largest settlement on the island.
The history of Mali Losinj dates back to the 12th century. Losinj’s “golden age” was in the 19th Century when, thanks to the maritime industry, this “small village” swelled into a major maritime town.
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Picking a boat type
Picking out the type of boat to go with will generally come down to your budget, the group size, and preferred method of sailing. Moreover, different sailboats available can be chartered independently or with a fully-staffed crew.