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Coastal Gems: Beaches, Cliffs & Marinas

Explore Pula's diverse coastline, from the Blue Flag pebble shores of Verudela to the dramatic limestone cliffs of Stoja. This selection features the deep-water sea caves at Galebove stijene and the ancient Vinkuran quarry, which provided stone for the Pula Arena. The list covers essential nautical hubs like Marina Veruda alongside secluded spots like Lost Beach and dedicated naturist areas at Valkane, highlighting the region's clear waters and varied coastal topography.

A

Brioni

Rocky and paved beach located on the Verudela peninsula, featuring clear waters and proximity to the historic Hotel Brioni.

B

Marina Veruda - Pula

A large, sheltered marina with 630 berths, providing full technical services, fuel stations, and facilities for vessels up to 40 meters.

C

Marina Bunarina - Pula

Smaller sports harbor located in a protected bay near Verudela, offering berths for local boats and visiting leisure craft.

D

Sv. Mikula

Small harbor on the island of Veliki Brijun, serving as a docking point for visitors exploring the Brijuni National Park.

E

Marina-Brioni

The primary nautical port for the Brijuni Islands, accommodating official park vessels and private yachts.

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F

Havajka

A pebble beach on the Verudela peninsula known for its high side cliffs and turquoise water, frequently used for cliff jumping.

G

Ambrela Beach

Blue Flag certified pebble beach on Verudela, featuring shallow entry points and well-maintained public infrastructure.

H

Beach Valovine

Rocky beach near the Stoja peninsula, home to a local wakeboarding park and calm waters suitable for paddleboarding.

I

Lost Beach

A secluded rocky beach located near Štinjan, offering a quieter environment away from the main tourist centers.

J

FKK / Naturist Beach Valkane

A dedicated naturist section on the rocky coastline between Valkane and Stoja, offering privacy and clear sea access.

K

Galebianna Cave

Also known as Galebove stijene, this site features a sea cave and cliffs popular for kayaking, snorkeling, and deep-water soloing.

L

Vinkuran

Site of the Cave Romane, an ancient limestone quarry used to build the Pula Arena, now used for climbing and summer events.