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Departure from Pula Harbour
Your 3-hour dolphin cruise commences at Pula Harbour, heading towards the magnificent Brijuni National Park.
As you sail along the coast, take in the panoramic vistas of all 14 Brijuni Islands from the sea – a perfect blend of unspoiled nature and rich cultural heritage.
While enjoying the scenery, a freshly prepared meal is served onboard, included in your ticket price. Choose between grilled fish or meat, served with salad, bread, wine, orange juice, and water as you cruise.
After approximately two hours of sightseeing, we arrive at the designated "dolphin zone" near the Brijuni Islands.
This area, where fishing is strictly forbidden, serves as a peaceful sanctuary for dolphins that often gather to feed at sunset, offering a rare and memorable opportunity to observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
The tour concludes with a spectacular sunset cruise back to Pula Harbour, timed perfectly to witness the famous "Lighting Giants" – illuminated shipyard cranes that are a symbol of the city's history.
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Pula Harbour Views
As we depart from Pula Harbor, you'll be treated to views of one of Croatia's most historically significant ports.
The harbor presents a scenic fusion of history and maritime activity, surrounded by ancient Roman structures and Austro-Hungarian naval heritage, setting the ideal tone for your aquatic adventure.
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Brijuni National Park
Cruising past the Brijuni National Park offers a unique perspective of this stunning archipelago, celebrated for its verdant landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and rich history.
A notable sight is Vanga Island, a secluded isle that was once the private retreat of former Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito.
From the sea, you can glimpse his villa nestled amongst the trees, a place where he hosted international dignitaries and film stars, adding an air of mystery and glamour to this tranquil paradise.
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Mali Brijun Exploration
Sailing by Mali Brijun, you'll appreciate the island's rugged beauty and untouched natural environment.
This island, quieter and wilder than the main one, is home to Fort Minor, an imposing 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress.
Although partly concealed by pine trees, its substantial stone walls remain a prominent feature of the landscape, recalling the island's strategic military past.
Today, it is also recognized for hosting open-air theater performances, creating a unique blend of history, nature, and culture.
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Veliki Brijun Scenery
As we navigate past Veliki Brijun, the largest island within the Brijuni National Park, you'll catch glimpses of its distinctive combination of natural splendor and refined history.
Once a favored summer destination for aristocrats and later President Tito, the island boasts elegant historic hotels, a charming harbor, and one of Europe's oldest golf courses, established in 1922.
From the sea, observe the island's meticulously maintained parks, exotic wildlife roaming freely in the safari park, and grand historical edifices set against a backdrop of Mediterranean greenery.
Veliki Brijun is where culture, nature, and a touch of glamour converge harmoniously.
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Dino Park, Brijuni National Park
Dino Park – A Journey into the Past
While sailing along Veliki Brijun, be sure to notice the island's unique Dino Park.
This engaging and educational attraction features life-sized dinosaur models strategically placed near actual dinosaur footprints discovered from the Cretaceous period, approximately 130 million years ago.
This location is particularly captivating for families with children, offering a glimpse into prehistoric times amidst the island's natural splendor.
It represents a perfect fusion of science, history, and adventure, adding a playful dimension to Brijuni's rich heritage.
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Lighting Giants
A Symbol of Modern Pula
On our return journey to Pula Harbour, passengers can admire the striking view of the iconic Lighting Giants.
These illuminated shipyard cranes illuminate the night sky with vibrant colors, a design by the internationally acclaimed lighting artist Dean Skira.
They serve as a tribute to Pula's industrial legacy, presented in a contemporary and artistic manner.
Visible from the sea, they have become a proud emblem of the city and a distinctive attraction that merges maritime tradition with modern creativity.
This offers a perfect conclusion to your cruise, infused with light, art, and local identity.
· Non-stop passage
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