Top Pula Bus Tours

This combination tour offers two adventures in one convenient package. Admire nature’s handiwork at the Skocjan Caves, a colossal limestone cave system that is home to one of the world’s largest underground canyons. Then visit Lipica Stud Farm—a Lipizzan horse farm that has been in continuous operation since 1580. These elegant white horses were once used as mounts and carriage horses for European royalty.

Explore the most historic towns and villages of Istria on a private day trip from Pula. This flexible day trip allows you to customize your tour based on your own interests. Opt for a wander among the olive groves, explore medieval hilltop villages, or sample the finest Istrian cuisine. Choose between a morning or evening tour and visit Istria in whichever light you choose.

Immerse yourself in the ancient cities and fascinating culture of the Istrian Peninsula during this 8-hour day trip from Pula and Medulin. Wander the cobblestone streets of Bale and Rovinj and enjoy a typical Istrian lunch. Then head to Porec, where you can explore the 2,000-year-old ruins of Roman temples and a Byzantine-style basilica.

Explore the Istria peninsula with a local guide as you taste your way through the region. This food-focused tour begins in the tiny town of Hum, which has only 30 residents. Then it’s on to the ancient walled city of Motovun, followed by the hilltop village of Groznjan. Along the way, taste local delicacies, wines, and liquors, and learn about the area’s history.

We will start the excursion from hotel in Pula. The road to Rovinj takes about 50 minutes. First, we will have sightseeing of Rovinj. Some free time for souvenirs or drinks, then we will proceed towards Pula. On our way to Pula we will stop for a wine tasting in a family country estate where you will learn about the wine production. Excursion will finish with the sightseeing of Pula

Istria - Admire the sun-dappled olive groves that make this place seem more Tuscan than Croatian, and tuck into a tasty Istrian lunch.

We will start the excursion from hotel in Pula. The road to Rovinj takes about 50 minutes. First, we will have sightseeing of Rovinj. Some free time for souvenirs or drinks, then we will proceed towards Porec. Excursion continues with the sightseeing of Porec and some free time in the centre. On our way to Pula we will stop for a wine tasting in a family country estate where you will learn about the wine production. Transfer back to hotel in Pula.

After pick-up, we drive to Rovinj – probably the most romantic town in Istria. The super-charming old town, a 1200 years old sarcophagus and cobbled streets filled with artisans are waiting for you. Then, we continue to Bale. This small town was once a hideout of famous Giacomo Casanova (check out the Soardo-Bembo Palace) whilst today it’s known for excellent olive oil producers. Join an extra virgin olive oil tasting or follow the traces of Casanova within the tiny stone-walled old town. Next stop is Vodnjan. Before World War 2, this was one of the liveliest towns in Istria. Today it is being reborn again as a cultural and culinary destination in Istria. Join a professional wine tasting of typical Istrian grapes or become an art hunter and find all the world-class murals scattered around the village town of Vodnjan. Ask your Krug Guide for more insights. The tour ends in the afternoon back in Pula.

We will start the excursion from hotel in Pula. The road to Postojna takes about 2 hours of ride. First, we will visit the Postojna caves. The visit takes about 90 minutes. Some free time for souvenirs or drinks, then we will proceed with the transfer to the Predjama castle (about 10 min) and with the visit of it. After the visit of the castle we will take the road back to the hotel in Pula.

This tour of "Istrian hill tops cities" will give you an impression of inner Istria. Driving to Groznjan we will stop for a photo on Lim Fjord. In Groznjan we will walk the ancient streets. If we are lucky, we might get to know one of the local artists. After Groznjan we will go to Motovun. In Motovun we will have a walking tour, tasting of truffle products and we will visit the city walls where you can enjoy the "View of half Istria". There you will have some free time for lunch, I can reserve a table for you at the famous restaurant "Mondo". There you can eat A la Cart, of course their specialty are truffle dishes. From Motovun we will go to a small olive oil producer and try one of the worlds best olive oils, Istrian "Liquid gold". On Our way to Vodnjan we will stop in Pazin to see the Abyss.

We will start this full-day excursion from hotel in Pula. The road to the city of Krk takes around 2 and half hours. First, we will have sightseeing of Krk. During the sightseeing you will learn that Krk is fortified town even today dominating by cathedral’s complex. After the sightseeing you will have some free time for souvenirs or drinks. We continue towards the House of Krk’s prosciutto where you will have a tasting of local products. Transfer back to hotel in Pula.

Travelers will in one day see the most interesting places in Istria. From the smallest city in the world to a beautiful city by the sea.

Yes, there is wine in Istria. Really good wine. It is grown here since the Romans arrived 2000 years ago. Nowadays, a new generation of winemakers is rethinking traditional Istrian winemaking methods of their grandfathers by introducing different new styles and approaches. One of the newest hypes are the organic wines. However, at the three wineries we will visit, there are different sorts of wines you are going to try. From young and fresh wines, to aged, and one of those “organic” wines. This tour will give you insight on small "family" run business versus the known wineries. Imagine yourself drinking finest Istrian wines in a small cellar at a wooden table, or while sipping a fresh Malvazija you are listening to nature because you are in the middle of Istrian landscape. You can choose, would you like to go up north Istria or stay around Pula and explore our south wine region. Though different in taste because of different soil/terroir, either way you will no go wrong

Join us on a 5 day adventure in Istria and discover why this region is often dubbed the “Tuscany of Croatia”. This small peninsula is blessed with fertile ground and a mild climate that has for centuries been ideal for growing vine and olive trees. The Istrian soil is also home to the highest quality of black and white truffle, a delicacy you will also have a chance to try on one of our journeys. On our carefully crafted tours, we celebrate Istrian cuisine - which is an interesting combination of coastal and continental flavors. In addition, different cultures have contributed to its richness over many centuries, including Italian, Austrian and French. Book and/or give us a call!

This renaissance castle built in the cave mouth is located in south-eastern Slovenia, in Predjama village just 9km away from the famous Postojna Cave. The castle was first mentioned in the 13th century. Since it was built under the rocky arch of the cave, it was really difficult to approach it. Postojna Cave is an inevitable destination for anyone who is in Slovenia. Numerous cave formations and diverse fauna are just some of the reasons why you should go down to the depths of Postojna. Postojna Cave is the only karst cave with a railway that works for more than 140 years.

Discover the soul of the Istra region by visiting the enchanting towns of Grožnjan, Motovun and Hum. You will get to know these beautiful medieval artistic towns, their renowned wine producers and the friendly family-owned small restaurants. You will visit the spectacular Roman Amphiteater in Pula and the natural wonders of the Brijuni Islands. All while staying in Rovinj, a historical town and fishing port that will capture you with its beauty, but mostly with its simplicity and tranquillity.

You can choose what you would like to see and how much time you would like to spend on each location. Create your own program, choose half day or full day, and our driver and guide will accompany you on this unforgettable experience!

Discover one of Croatia's most beautiful coastlines and explore an inland region famous for wine and truffles. Touring past rocky beaches and ancient ruins, you'll cycle on gentle coastal trails and cycling along the Istrian peninsula, known affectionately by the locals as the heart of Europe. When it’s time for a break, you’ll stop off at historic harbour towns and stone-built villages to wander through narrow alleyways or relax in cobbled piazzas. The photos you bring home will have a backdrop of wooded hillsides, emerald green islands and sparkling blue seas. Cycle with your knowledgeable guide, cool off in the Adriatic.

Rovinj and Bale from Pula is a small group tour, the best way to explore Bale and Rovinj. In Rovinj we have 90mins free time after the guided walking tour, so you can explore on your own.

Istria - Admire the sun-dappled olive groves that make this place seem more Tuscan than Croatian, and tuck into a tasty Istrian lunch.

From one hotel, head out on daily adventures into Croatia and Slovenia. This week-long Handcrafted tour is crammed with trips to picturesque lakes and dramatic countryside.

Expect nothing less than fabulous when you book our premium wine tasting, because that’s exactly what we’re delivering. With our insider knowledge of the region, and with our connections with some of Istria's best winemakers, you'll have a time of your life. Our wine tour starts at winery Kabola. Owned by Markežić family, this winery has a long tradition of producing top-notch sparkling, macerated, semi-sweet and sweet wines. Glass of wine and peaceful surrounding will surely help you to properly unwind. Our next stop is Brtonigla, where we will visit winery Cattunar, owned by Cattunar family. The winery produces wide range of malvasia and teran in different styles and ranks. After short tour of winery and wine cellar, you will be presented with the wine production accompanied with wine degustation.

Explore one of the most charming cities on the Adriatic coast – Piran. This scenic town found its home in a secluded Piran Bay. With the Adriatic shimmering around it, Piran has a rich cultural heritage that is mostly influenced by its time within the Venetian Republic. Its medieval centre is adorned with cobbled streets, colourful houses, cafes & restaurants. It might be tiny, but it has a lot to offer, from Tartini main square, city walls, Church of St. George, and a lovely promenade. Without a doubt, one of the best things to do in Piran is to see a town from above, and the best way to do it is by visiting Piran’s City Walls. Situated on the hill behind the town centre, climb up onto the walls and you’ll be rewarded with an epic panoramic view. Be sure to bring your camera!

Travel into the Istrian countryside to taste the local agricultural products on this day trip from Pula. With a guide in the lead and all transportation provided, visit the 11th-century town of Motovun for views and truffle-tasting. Head to a distillery perched on the banks of the River Mirna to learn the traditional methods for making jams, cookies, and chocolate made with herbs from the surrounding mountains.