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PULA - the largest and most important Istrian centre, located on the inner part of the bay and a large natural harbour surrounded by islands of St. Jerome and Kozada, near NP Brijuni - paradise for boaters.

Pula is the largest and most important centre of Istria, located on the inner part of the bay and a large natural harbours surrounded by islands of St. Jerome and Kozada. The city offers a great wealth of monuments that bear witness to past times and ancient civilizations.

One of the most beautiful monuments of ancient culture in Croatia is the Roman Arena in Pula, the sixth largest Roman amphitheatre in the world, built in the first century, during the reign of Emperor Vespasian. Today, it’s the most famous Croatian Summer Concert Hall where many of world renowned musicians performed: Joe Cocker, Anastasia, Sting, Norah Jones, Zucchero, Jose Carerras, Cesaria Evora, Andrea Bocelli, Paco de Lucia, Vanessa Mae, Alanis Morissette, Simply Red, Jamiroquai, Eros Ramazzoti, Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and many more.

Nearby, there are numerous natural attractions such as national park Brijuni and nature park Kamenjak. In the summer, many festivals and concerts that will delight you, are held in Pula: Pula Film Festival, Histria Festival, International Theater Festival, Istra Ethno Jazz, the International Theater Festival of Youth, Art & Music Festival.

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• The ancient amphitheatre
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Arriving in Pula

By plane: airport Pula (5 km from the city centre)

• From Slovenia: Ljubljana - Črni Kal - Koper - border crossing Kaštel / Plovanija - direction Pula
• From Italy: Trieste - Koper - border crossing Kaštel / Plovanija - direction Pula
• From Zagreb: Zagreb - Rijeka - Učka Tunnel - Pazin – Pula

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Marina Tehnomont Veruda, Pula

The marina is open year round. It is located south of Pula, in the Veruda bay, on the eastern shore of the northern cove.

Phone: +385 52 22 40 34

ACI Marina Pula

Marinas strategic location within the naturally protected Pula harbor makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the beautiful Istrian coast and nearby islands. It's open year round.

Phone: +385 52 21 91 42

ACI Marina Pomer

The marina is open year round. It is located approximately 10 km from Pula, south of Pomer, in the Medulin Bay.

Phone: +385 52 57 31 62

Medulin Marina Puntica

Phone: +385 51 65 41 11

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Uncover the Hidden Gems of Pula: A Journey Through Time and Beauty

Pula has been the cultural center of the Istrian peninsula since Roman times, so it is not surprising that this city radiates such energy and has attracted numerous movie stars, famous musicians and tourists in search of a unique experience for centuries

Unveiling Pula’s Treasure Trove of Historical Sites

Pavarotti, Sting, Leonard Cohen, Tom Jones, David Gilmour, Elton John, 2Cellos are only part of the galaxy of world music stars who held unforgettable concerts in the Pula Arena, the sixth largest in the world, and Pula – that port city full of history – permanently marked as a world ‘must see’ destination. To fully appreciate Pula’s captivating charm, consider chartering a yacht and embarking on a personalized sailing adventure.

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The Mediterranean climate, an excellent location within a large and wide bay, according to archaeological finds in the nearby Šandalja cave, made Pula interesting to people already at the dawn of civilization, some, you would not believe, almost a million years ago.

The magnetic charm of this unique place continuously attracts merchants, after the conquerors, since Roman times, and today especially tourists from all corners of the world, therefore it is not surprising that Pula is the cultural center and largest city of Istria even in the 21st century.

Exploring Pula’s Vibrant Culture and Culinary Delights

Historical walks along ancient pavements, excellent Istrian gastronomy , plenty of adventure tours through unique natural landscapes or nightlife known for its rocker wire, which has been vibrating for decades, all of this is intertwined in one epicenter of the southwestern part of the beautiful peninsula of Istria.

Whether you approach the city from the sea, by road or by plane to the nearby Pula Airport (Trieste and Ljubljana airports are also nearby), Pula is definitely a city that will permanently fascinate you.

The fantastic geographical position was used by the Illyrian tribe Histri, and then by the Greeks, but with the Romans, the real flowering of Pula began, which reached its zenith during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

Then, in the 19th century, this city becomes the main war port of the Empire, and this ‘melting pot’ of nations and customs in the years to come will make Pula the way we know it today – a beautiful and vibrant destination that truly has no equal.

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Must-see attractions in Pula

Roman amphitheatre.

The Vespasian Arena is certainly the ‘epicenter’ of Pula, and the ‘Spectacvla Antiqva’ is a staging of gladiator fights that can be experienced every week during the warm months in the Arena, where you will have fun, but sometimes also learn with a lot of action and magnificent scenography.

But before you visit this amphitheater preserved in its original form, which was built when the Roman Colosseum was, step into the hustle and bustle of the city through one of the city gates. The Double Gate and the Hercules Gate were the entrances to the city, but the Arc de Triomphe with the carved names of the Sergius is still the most impressive gate, so much so that Michelangelo himself sketched it.

Golden Gate

Next to the gate itself, also known as the Golden Gate, is a statue of the Irish writer James Joyce, who lived in Pula and even taught for a time, next to which many tourists take photos, and nearby are popular places for drinking the first morning coffee.

Joyce is by no means the only writer associated with the city, because Pula was mentioned by Dante himself in one of the most significant works of the Renaissance – the Divine Comedy, and for all literature lovers, every autumn whose Pula lives with the Sa(n)jam book fair.

Pula lives for music, so numerous cafes and clubs maintain the tradition of live music and good times, such as Rock Cafe, rock bar Mimoza, bar Pietas Julia, beach bar Zeppelin, DC Rojca, Stella club, Circola… But, apart from numerous musicians, Pula is since 1952, it has hosted a large film festival in the Arena itself, so many film stars paraded through these streets.

Although the side streets, and especially the many parks with an Austro-Hungarian flair, invite you to take a look, a leisurely walk to the south leads to the main square – the Forum.

With the remains of the Temple of Augustus, this square, with its openness and close to the sea, is a favorite place for locals to drink morning coffee, but also a beautiful place surrounded by galleries and restaurants for a good time both in the morning and at night.

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Not even a five-minute walk from the Forum, the Venetian fortress from the 17th century offers a perfect vantage point on the nearby Roman theater, as well as on the entire city and the surrounding water area. Inside the fortress is the Historical and Maritime Museum of Istria, where you can learn almost everything about the history of Pula and Istria.

The deep bay and the natural protection of the harbor created ideal conditions for the construction of a defense system with as many as thirty forts, which made Pula impregnable and the development of the city unhindered.

The circular fort of Maria Luisa on the Muzil peninsula is one of the most interesting, so it is really worthwhile to walk to it on the peninsula and along the way discover the famous city beach at Stoja, Valkane or Galebove stijene, or rent a kayak and row along a 30 km stretch of coast and visit Štinjan and Fort Punta Christo.

In all periods of history, Pula was the epicenter of culture and development, but in the 19th century, it was connected directly to Vienna by railway, and the city became a modern polis where ideas, trends mix, and foreshadows the arrival of a new age.

In addition to the first cars, an electric tram runs through the streets of Pula, and Herman Potočnik, a native of Pula, writes the visionary work ‘The Problem of Space Travel – The Rocket Engine’. He is considered a pioneer of space travel who even predicted the International Space Station, in the form of a wheel, as depicted by Stanley Kubrick in the iconic ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’.

Unveiling Pula’s Hidden Gems

The former Arsenal, located on the southern coast of the Pula Bay, is a monument to one of the most advanced facilities for building (war) ships of that time. Even today, ships are built in the Uljanik shipyard, on the islet of the same name, and they made a breakthrough in production in 2018 with the launch of the world’s first luxury polar cruiser, the ‘Scenic Eclipse’.

The branched network of tunnels – Zerostrasse, was created during the First World War, and the hidden world under the entire urban fabric, which connects the seven city hills (Zaro, Ghiro, Serpente, Magno, Paradiso, Rizzi and Vidal) with the Castle, provided protection for about 50 thousand people . Today, the complex is open to the public, and in the cool corridors you can take refuge from the heat and discover an interesting past with an emphasis on the industrial age of the city.

However, so that the impressions of Pula are not created only from traces of the past, take a look at the Museum or the ‘House of Istrian Olive Oil’ just fifty meters from the amphitheater. An ideal place for all lovers of this divine liquid, in addition to the history of Istrian olive growing, it also offers a tasting of the best virgin oils, while the Gourmet tour takes you to places of autochthonous Istrian gastronomy, including the town market.

Pula Aquarium

Built in the height of Art Nouveau, all covered with glass and iron, it is not only one of the city’s landmarks, but is still the central point of supply for the people of Pula. A visit to the Pula Aquarium, located in the famous Verudela fortress, will delight the youngest, who have the opportunity to see Adriatic and tropical fish in more than a hundred pools. If you are on a group visit, try the Arena Mysterium game where teams solve different tasks and get to know Pula in a different way.

The Museum of Good Memories – MEMO also offers something unusual, which will certainly make domestic tourists smile full of nostalgia, and give foreign visitors an insight into what it was like to live in Pula during the prosperity of socialism from the 1950s to the end of the 80s.

Mystical Istria is full of beautiful places and nature, but Pula is a true city, which the greatest empires breathed timeless beauty into and designed for a comfortable life. Some of that beauty has been eroded in recent decades, but the essence is still there and offers a sea of ways to explore it and truly love it.

Day trips from Pula

After visiting Pula, you can set your sails to the north and visit the unique Brijuni National Park , which was also inhabited by dinosaurs, as evidenced by more than 200 of their footprints, and during the 20th century, marshal and bon vivant Tito often stayed in his residence and hosted numerous world statesmen and Hollywood actors.

You can continue sailing north towards charming Rovinj or, alternatively, turn the helm to the south and discover Medulin and its long sandy beaches, and explore the extraordinary Cape Kamenjak Nature Park and all of Premantura by walking, swimming and rowing.

Marinas in Pula

Aci marina pula.

We can say without hesitation that Pula has one of the most beautiful marinas in the Mediterranean. Namely, from the ACI marina in the center of the harbor there is a view of the magnificent Arena , and with 190 berths it can accommodate yachts up to 55 meters in length. The marina has all the necessary nautical infrastructure, and in the restaurant you can enjoy gastronomy and a wonderful sunset.

The proximity of the gas station, but also the Port Authority and the customs office, makes this marina a truly great place to visit. If you want to reserve a mooring in the ACI marina Pula, you can do it via the ACI application, by e-mail at [email protected], or by calling the number 385 (0)52 219 142 and GSM +385 98 398 837. Port number captain’s office is +385 52 535 870.

Tehnomont Marina Veruda

Tehnomont Marina Veruda is a modern marina in a quiet bay, with 630 moorings on 18 piers, and can accommodate yachts up to 40 meters. Contact for reservations is +385 (0)52 224 034 or via e-mail: [email protected].

Marina Polesana

Marina Polesana is the newest marina in the Pula area, with 400 sea and 42 dry moorings. Facilities at the marina include a restaurant, cafe, nautical equipment shop, laundry and charter agencies. You can get all the information at +385 52 378 400 or [email protected]

Explore the unspoiled magnificence of the Adriatic waters as you uncover the enchanting city of Pula, all while relishing the luxury and comfort of cruising aboard exclusive yacht. Book your luxury yacht charter today and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Text Filip Bubalo

Photos Boris Kačan, TZ Pula 

Video Swan-Lein Stošić

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Sailing from Pula

People have been sailing from historic Pula long before the Romans built their amphitheatre here, and it's still an enchanting place to sail. You could spend a number of days just sailing around the Pula peninsular and exploring Roman Pula, or you can sail north beyond the Brijuni marine national park to visit the picturesque architecture of Rovinj, or South and East to find secluded bays and beaches in the Dalmatian islands, complete with ancient fishing villages and Roman relics.

Sunshine is practically guaranteed, there are reliable winds, good sailing facilities, and the restaurants serve a delicious mix of the best parts of classic Italian and Croatian cuisine - all in all, it means you'll have a truly memorable sailing holiday here! We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in the beautiful city of Rovinj in the Elaphiti Islands, the ancient Roman out-post of Osor , and the white, sandy beaches of Susak .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  There are 4 (small) marinas in the area, all just a short drive away from Pula airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

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Sunshine is practically guaranteed, there are reliable winds, good sailing facilities, and the restaurants serve a delicious mix of the best parts of classic Italian and Croatian cuisine - all in all, it means you'll have a truly memorable sailing holiday here! We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in the beautiful city of Rovinj in the Elaphiti Islands, the ancient Roman out-post of Osor , and the white, sandy beaches of Susak .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  There are 4 (small) marinas in the area, all just a short drive away from Pula airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

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6-day Sailing Itinerary from Pula

You can go in virtually any direction from Pula and be assured of a great holiday. Heading north offers the town of Rovinj, or further, the chance to sail to Italy. Following the coastline southwards will take you across to Rijeka and Krk (and further, to the party town of Pag). Or if you’re an island hopper, you can hop down and around Cres, Losinj, and onwards to the Kornati islands.

In total, the route is 138 nautical miles, and takes in beautiful Rovinj, the party district of Veruda, and the islands of Cres, Osor and Susak. 138 nautical miles means sailing for an average of 23 nautical miles, which, at an average speed of 5-6 knots, means you should be sailing for about 4-6 hours a day (leaving plenty of time to explore the places where you start and end the day, or spending time on beaches or in bays along the way). It should be a leisurely pace and leaves you plenty of time to relax and enjoy the sunshine.  

Rovinj is a historic and beautiful fishing town with narrow cobbled streets and an almost venetian feel – which, given how close we are to Venice, makes sense. The town was once an island – the channel between the island and the mainland was only filled in in 1763.

The old town is a brilliant place to stroll around (particularly with an ice-cream) and the whole place begins to buzz in the evenings, when the landlubbing tourists leave their four-star hotels and fill the bars and restaurants. Rovinj is one of the prettiest towns in Croatia (and there are many) and it is well worth this trip north to savour its’ unique atmosphere.  

Another reason why sailing to Rovinj made sense was because it means that we can sail through the Brijuni islands as part of this itinerary. The 14 Brijuni islands and islets are now a marine national park, and look full of nature, but they have a crazy history, which you’ll be able to spot as you sail by. They were first used as a lavish holiday island by a super-rich Roman family, who built a giant Roman villa on the largest island (which you can still see the ruins of today), later it became the holiday islands of the local royal family, before becoming something of an 18th century tourist resort, complete with four five-star hotels and the first golf course in Croatia. No, seriously. It was also the centre of the Polo playing world, for a short while.

After decades of decline, it ended up in the hands of the state and General Tito, the communist president of Yugoslavia, restored some of its former glory before inviting the heads of state of 90 countries to the islands in 1989 to sign the Brijuni agreement! Nowadays, there’s a safari/zoo on the island which was built up primarily from animals gifted to General Tito - so don’t be surprised if you spot a Zebra or an elephant on the islands!

Passing the Brijuni islands, we’re going beyond Pula and up an inlet to Veruda. Once a lively village in its own right, it’s now connected to Pula by urban sprawl, and if you were based in Pomer, now is a good time to walk across and see what Pula has to offer for yourself. You’ll have noticed the beaches and forts on your sail in – all of which are worth a visit if you have time, and Veruda itself is a posh part of town, so you could spend the afternoon ogling at Ferrari’s and Porsches on the driveways nearby. Veruda is also one of the livelier districts come the evening, and this will be your last chance to party before we head off to secluded islands.  

From Veruda we’re going around the Istrian headland before heading north-easterly then east to get to the marina at Cres. The prevailing wind will likely be behind you at some point, and you can score bonus points for goose-winging your sails. You’ll notice the fine countryside on the coast and islands as you sail around, and it’s likely that this scenery hasn’t changed for hundreds of years.

The marina at Cres is on the far side of town, so you’ll get a great view of the old town (and it’s churches and 16th century Venetian tower) as you sail by. There’s plenty of places to eat and drink – particularly around the old harbour, at the centre of the old town, where you can sit and watch the fisherman preparing their boats for a busy night at sea.  

Depending upon your tactics, you could take your time and stop at a beach on the way or make the distance straightaway then anchor in the bay just north of Osor for a swim whilst you wait for the time to pass before getting back on the boat before 5pm. At 5pm, priority should be given to boats coming from the South.

Osor is a tiny walled town which doesn’t look like much, but was once the centre-point of Roman trade in the area. Originally Cres and Losinj were one island, but the Romans dug the canal between the islands and renamed them. Osor was an important bishopric in their empire, and was still important well into the middle-ages, when a plague hit the town and the great explorers found more exciting trade routes to America, India and China.Nowadays, it’s a tranquil tourist village, with museums, statues, and five or six different local “konoba” or restaurants, all serving reasonable grilled fish and other local cuisine.  

We’re going to need to use the canal swing-bridge, which opens at 9am today, and will save you 12 nautical miles on having to sail the other way right around Losinj to Susak, so you’ll have to be on your toes early doors – even if most of the crew go back to bed once you’re out at sea. To get to Susak, it’s a sail southwards alongside the island of Losinj, and the small marina and port of Susak are on it’s Eastern side. You’ll be sailing close-hauled at times, and beating into the wind at others.

Susak is a beautiful place to spend the night, and is different to the other islands in the area – instead of vines and pines trees, the main plant in Susak is Oregano. Some people say they can smell it from miles out to sea. Despite the island having been inhabited for over two thousand years, there’s precious little known about the history of the island – mainly because we’re so far away from the mainland that proper schooling was only introduced in 1955, so no one could read or write. Coupled to that, a vast swathe of the population were forced off the island after world war two (on account of their Italian heritage, in communist Yugoslavia), so the oral history of the island was also lost.

Susak is a super-relaxing place to spend the night, and there’s a suprising number of restaurants given there’s only a population of 200 people, and the chief mode of transport on the island is walking along dusty, sandy paths.  

From Susak, we’re bearing in a North-westerly direction towards the land on the horizon, where people headed to Pomer will head for their marina, whilst those in Pula will follow the Istrian headland further north-west before turning in. In the prevailing summer winds, you should find yourself reaching, so it’s possible to get from Susak in pretty much one tack.

When you’re back at your marina, you’ll need to refuel the yacht (this is easy in Pomer as our agents will do this for you as there is no fuel berth, but for Pula, the fuel dock is to the East of the marina in Pula) before returning it from where it came. You’ll need to be back in good time on the Friday evening to allow our partners to inspect the boat, but you’ll be able to sleep on the yacht or catamaran tonight and do the formal check-out in the morning.

If you haven’t yet explored the local town, then now is a great time to do so, and you’ll likely find plenty of other excited sailors out sharing their stories from their own adventures at sea. It’s also their last night, so it should be a lively night in the local bars. Hopefully you’ve had a wonderful and relaxing holiday, everyone is even better friends than a week ago, and you’re already talking about your next great adventure  

Sailing Conditions

During the summer season, the winds are so reliable that the locals claim they can set their watch by them – they tend to blow from 9am to 12pm, then there is a mid-day lull (the locals say that the winds ‘go for lunch’), before returning with greater force from around 3pm until sunset. After sunset, the winds tend to die right down, so you shouldn’t have too many issues with loose ropes clanking through the night.

If you get further out into the Adriatic channel, the wind shoots down from Venice to the centre of the Mediterranean – but close to the Croatian islands and the coastline, the mistral winds of the summer tend to prevail in a landwards direction, towards the mainland.

We operate out of 4 marinas in or around Pula - they are all within easy distance of the airport, and all offer excellent facilities to visiting sailors.

If you're staying in the area before or after your charter, we can recommend these places in Pula - Hotel Amfiteater or Guest House Rock Depadance . If you're staying in Pomer then Rooms Villa Rosa Medulin or Apartments Goga Pomer are good options.

ACI Marina, Pula

ACI Pula benefits from being next to the historic and beautiful city of Pula.

Blogs about Sailing in Pula

Aci marina, pomer.

ACI Pomer is a short taxi-ride away from Pula, in the countryside on the other side of the peninsular (where people have been building holiday villas since Roman times. ACI Pomer even has a swimming pool to help you enjoy the wait for the boat to be ready.

Marina Veruda, Pula

Marina Veruda is based in one of the fancier parts of the ancient and beautiful city of Pula, and you’ll find supercars and multi-million euro apartments located around the marina.  It’s just a five minute drive from the old town.

Marina Medulin, Pula

Marina Medulin is based 10km south-east of Pula old town, and is a custom built charter base. Medulin itself is a very pleasant small sea-side town, which attracts lots of campers and tourists through the summer months.

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Yacht charter in pula.

December 8, 2021

30 minute read

Start your yacht charter in Pula and witness an up-and-coming charter destination in the Croatian Adriatic sea. Thanks to its rich history, Pula has plenty to offer, in terms of culture and activities. The most notable residents of Pula were the Romans, who left behind a treasure-trove of architectural heritage, with the number one monument in Pula surely being the Arena.

This largest Roman amphitheatre is Pula`s top landmark and a must-visit location for all travellers passing near Pula. Besides archaeological sites, this fantastic city also hides many contemporary secrets between its many narrow stone streets and small town square.

When going on a yacht charter in Pula, it is more than recommended to check out points of interest in the Istrian peninsula. Between so many locations to choose from, you can always rely on your local yacht crew to give the best advice regarding what to see and do. Experience only the best parts of Pula`s wider area and spend an unforgettable yacht charter vacation in Croatia.

Thanks to a local charter crew, you will have the best pick of quaint little towns along the coastline of the peninsula, with many different bays and coves perfect for anchoring your yacht charter. Italian influences are noticeable on the entire Istrian peninsula and particularly in Pula, where many cultural crossovers have transformed Pula`s culture into a truly unique blend.

Pula is situated at the very tip of Istria , the largest peninsula in Croatia , known for charming hilltop villages and excellent agriculture that grows exquisite produce and wonderful local specialities.

The interior of the peninsula is filled with lush green foliage, above which small mesa-built towns paint a lovely panoramic picture. These fairytale-like towns all have something special to offer, whether it be an indigenous wine sort, a special dish or some interesting piece of history, all wrapped around in a charming medieval atmosphere.

Istria`s coastline is littered with countless coves and bays, which are all perfect targets for a yacht charter to anchor in and enjoy a completely private atmosphere, combined with a clean sea and healthy and diverse vegetation. Nurturing a cosmopolitan and multicultural approach to tourism, Istria offers a different take on the Croatian Adriatic; instead of an archipelago of countless islands and islets, there are several dozen pristine islands and countless bays.

There are numerous coastal towns along Istria`s coast worth checking out, like Umag, Rovinj, Poreč, Novigrad and the coupe de grace- Pula , home to the largest Roman Amphitheatre on the Adriatic, seconded only to the one in Rome. Imagine standing in the place where history was written and where emperors enjoyed bloody gladiator games and dangerous chariot races, and feel like a part of a bigger historic whole.

WHY CHARTER IN PULA

Pula is an extraordinary Croatian coastal town and there are many reasons for this statement, starting from its location. Nestled at the southernmost tip of the Istrian peninsula, Pula`s geostrategic position has brought this seaside settlement attention from many empires and kings over the centuries.

Because of its location, Pula was in the perfect position to control maritime trade in the entire northern Adriatic – both the Greeks and the Romans recognized this fact and built their structures, temples and monuments in Pula, most of which can still be seen today.

In medieval times, Pula was the first part of the Croatian Kingdom, then the Austro-Hungarian Empire, before falling into Italian hands. This is where Pula, and the entirety of the Istrian peninsula, got their strong ties to Italian culture and everything Italian – even being declared a bi-lingual zone (where locals speak both Italian and Croatian).

Ties to Italy had directed the variety and quality of Pula`s touristic offer, starting from yacht charter in Pula. The cuisine has strong Italian influences, in the way pasta and seafood are prepared and served, while the interior of the Istrian peninsula is regarded as “Little Tuscany”. One cannot talk about Pula without mentioning the Istrian peninsula, the biggest Croatian peninsula, located in the Croatian northwest, bordering Slovenia on its northern side.

This peninsula offers countless options for experiencing fun and excitement in the interior, thanks to the assistance from your yacht charter crew. That could mean that your dedicated charter crew or your experienced SuperYachts Croatia broker can arrange a tour of the Istrian peninsula using luxurious supercar rentals or aeroplanes. There are many possibilities for adventures, like horseback riding, archery, free climbing, but also more leisure activities like wine tours, gourmet classes and or truffle-hunting.

Pula becomes a literal beehive of activities during the summer, which range from cultural and music manifestations to historic shows, film festivals, movie screenings and other forms of entertainment. During your yacht charter in Pula, do not miss the numerous unique opportunities to witness the fun and cultural side of this coastal city. The best and most commonly used venue for all of Pula`s events is the Arena , where spectators sit in the same seats that the ancient Romans used to occupy.

WHEN TO CHARTER IN PULA

Depending on what you want to do, the best time for a yacht charter in Pula would be between May and September. If you are planning on staying near the coastline and only experiencing the aquatic side of Pula , then sunny days and warm temperatures are what you seek; these are prevalent in the peak of the summer season, between June and August.

There is a downside to chartering a yacht in Pula at this time; plenty of crowds and tourists gather from all over the world to bask in the magnificence that is Pula`s old core and the surrounding natural beauties it possesses. If you are looking for a more balanced charter experience, you could come in May or late September, when the temperatures are more balanced and there are fewer people in general.

The weather around Pula is predominantly dry, with daily temperatures not exceeding 30-35 degrees Celsius or about 90 Fahrenheit, between June and September. These temperatures are ideal for relaxing on a secluded part of Istria`s shoreline, with your superyacht charter nearby, enabling you to experience water sports in beautiful and private surroundings.

When it comes to the off seasons, the months of May and October offer more mild temperatures – about 20-25 degrees Celsius or about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, with recommendations for warmer clothes in the evening. The temperature of the sea at this time is considered to be too low for swimming, but there are always brave souls that are daring enough to feel the chilly embrace of the azure Croatian Adriatic.

Istria`s interior is what you would expect from any mainland – the farther you get into the interior, the more the weather conditions start separating from what you are used to when closer to shore. Istria starts to receive ample rainfall come October, which is perfect for growing many delicacies that thrive in abundance in Istria, like world-renowned wine, olive oil, asparagus, truffles and other mushrooms…

HOW TO GET TO PULA

There are several ways of getting to Pula . The roads are excellent, particularly if you come down from the North and just join the so-called “Istrian Y” because the road system resembles the letter Y. The most practical way of getting to Pula would be to board a crewed yacht charter in another location and just cruise into Pula harbour.

The airport for Pula is located about 5 kilometres from the city centre, offering numerous departures and arrivals from international and domestic flights. It is also the most significant airport on the Istrian peninsula. Ask your expert SuperYachts Charter advisor about the possibilities of arriving at Pula airport and the transit between the airport and your yacht charter in Pula.

Pula does also possess a train station and a railway system, but trains are not the most practical means of transportation on the Istrian peninsula. Because of its specific and irregular shape, it is hard to make railways compete with cars or other motorized transports.

Straight railways cannot hope to manoeuvre through the mass of hilltop villages, rivers, gorges and other natural obstacles that the peninsula consists of – the best means of transport would be SUVs, luxury sports cars, VIP transfers; anything on four wheels…

Most of Pula`s city centre can be explored on foot, without the need for any mode of transportation. This is particularly true about the old town core, which is a pedestrian-only zone.

PERFECT ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN PULA

Explore the stunning nature of brijuni national park.

A must-visit place, if you are planning on starting your yacht charter in Pula, is the Brijuni island clustered, located some miles off the west coast of the Istrian peninsula, right across the small town of Fažana. This compact archipelago was named a National Park , and stepping onto it, it is no surprise why. There is incredible nature everywhere you look, pristine coastline, crystal-clear waters and lush green vegetation. Brijuni holds several fantastic secrets for all explorers that step on its shore.

For instance, there is an exotic ZOO that houses many interesting species of animals not from the Mediterranean, like zebras, llamas or giraffes, among many other bird specimens. Disembark from your charter and let your children enjoy a play-day in the ZOO, while you relax with cocktails and canapes on the sundeck of your crewed yacht charter in Croatia.

Also to discover are archaeological findings of dinosaur footprints, kept intact by salt and wind – there are many such finds scattered around the island. Brijuni is regarded as an excellent golf spot as well – there is a full-sized golf course, which is excellent news for charter guests who also have an affinity towards this gentlemen’s sport.

Last but not least, the whole island is covered in bicycle lanes, more than 30 kilometres of them, which makes touring the entirety of Brijuni easy, fun and beautiful. Just ask your yacht crew about booking bicycles for your charter party, so you could experience Brijuni the way they were meant to be experienced.

There is some interesting history behind Brijuni as well: back when Croatia was a part of Yugoslavia, Brijuni was the favourite vacation spot for Josip Broz Tito , the ruler of the federative republic. When he spent time on Brijuni, he would also come by yacht, which was his vessel, appropriately named Seagull. On it, Tito would receive prominent leaders from all around the world, while cruising around the coast of Brijuni and Istria.

Discover Hilltop villages in Istra`s interior

While on a yacht charter in Pula, it would be a shame not to explore the numerous hilltop villages in the interior of the beautiful Istrian peninsula. Nestled on messas that protrude from the green landscape like towers of a huge city, these settlements provide a unique insight into how the local populace lived in the past.

Agriculture is more mechanized, but old secrets still adhere. Good tilled earth produces terrific wines and incredible olive oil, both of which are globally recognized and awarded with multiple prestigious ribbons for excellence and quality. Among all other villages, Motovun is by far the most beautiful and interesting of all. Located in the Mirna river valley, Motovun is the personification of a fairy-tale town.

Set on a hilltop, Motovun follows a circular plan, where cobblestone streets lead travellers to the top, from which an incredible 360 panorama of the entire valley can be observed. Adding to the wow factor are the city walls that the Venetians built in the 14th century, to keep this city safe from would-be attackers.

Contemporary Motovun is famous for hosting numerous film festivals during the summer, which attract all kinds of crowds, thanks to a wide range of different services, from camping and volunteering to glamping and VIP accommodation. This is achieved by mixing the cultural program with atmospheric architecture, including Gothic buildings and medieval towers, which house galleries, studios, boutiques and restaurants.

Outdoor enthusiasts can also venture into the nearby Motovun forest, in search of the famed Istrian truffles. The town of Pican has a history that reaches Ancient Rome, which is witnessed by its Latin name of Petena. During the medieval era, it was the seat for bishops – there are numerous medieval buildings and fortifications monuments still left to testify its historic importance. Located on a hilltop, Pican`s numerous restaurants and bars offer immaculate service, combined with picture-perfect panoramas.

Honourable mentions include the towns of Višnjan and Pazin , which are both more orientated toward providing top-notch tourist service. These settlements are more modernly constructed and offer contemporary comfort and not cultural historicity, like Motovun.

Look for stunning natural sites on a yacht charter in Pula

Besides hilltop villages, there are also plenty of other beautiful sites to check out while sightseeing in Istria, like Kamenjak Nature Park. This park is located on the southernmost tip of the Permanture cape, which is located on the southernmost tip of Istria.

Observe and explore incredible cliffs and rugged coastline via tender or water toys, or hike, bike and trek on numerous dirt paths and cycling routes. For charter guests, there is nothing better than to anchor your yacht in one of many secluded bays and find a private beach just for you to enjoy.

Also worth checking out would be Zarečki krov Waterfall, which is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in all of the Istrian peninsula. The location of the falls is in the interior, close to the town of Pazin. If yacht charter guests would want to explore this spot, they would be welcomed by incredible scenery and gorgeous panoramas.

Swimming, jumping and diving are welcomed, so this is a perfect place for families with children to enjoy an ambience that is different from the Croatian Adriatic sea. Also on offer is an exciting zipline, which leads adventure-seekers across the canyon.

Another interesting place to explore would be the Jama Baredine cave system. The main selling point of this cave is the beautiful stalactites, which are declared to be the most stunning in all of Croatia. The cave system is open for visitors from April to October.

Last but not least, the Limski channel separates the region of Vrsar from Rovinj and is worth exploring because of its incredible beauty. Cutting its way deep into the interior of the Istrian peninsula, the Limski channel is excellent for scenic boat rides, completely different from open sea adventures.

Sightseeing Around Pula

Stroll on the streets that have felt countless feet stumble across them through the ages. Feel the historic atmosphere of Pula, as this city brings you closer to the past with its archaeological heritage and rich culture. Experience tales of the past told through many different perspectives, the most famous of which is, of course, the Roman Amphitheatre, widely recognized as the ‘Arena’ in Pula.

This magnificent structure dates back to the 1st century AD, completed by the Roman emperor Flavius. The amphitheatre is one of the largest in the Mediterranean, which is no surprise, considering its three-story structure could seat about 20,000 Romans. Although the Arena is impressive, it is not the oldest Roman monument in Pula; that honour falls to the Hercules Gate, dating from 1st century BC.

In the centre of Old Town, walking from the Arena, sightseers will eventually come to the Triumphal Arch of the Sergii, which commemorates Octavian`s victory in Greece, built around 30 BC by the Sergi family who fought alongside him.

The Temple of Augustus also celebrates Octavian and is located on the Forum, once the main focal point in the city. Today, the Forum is still buzzing with activity, thanks to numerous bars and restaurants. You could rest at one of many Forum`s cafes and enjoy your favourite drink as you watch colourful tourists and busy locals pass one another on this open piazza.

Moving onward through history, we arrive at the Zadar cathedral, the construction of which took centuries. Therefore, different parts of the cathedral are of different origins; some are Romanesque, some are Gothic, while the bell tower is from the 17th century. Besides cultural treasures, Pula also has some contemporary appeals, like the Pula Aquarium, which houses a Sea Turtle rescue centre, alongside more than 200 species of varied marine life.

Enjoy wonderful performances on one of many summer festivals in Pula

During the summer, Pula becomes a perfect stage for numerous open-air events, ranging from music and theatre to films and cultural festivals. The arena in Pula provides a unique background to enjoy wonderful performances from gifted artists and other masters of their craft, as well as hosting the International Pula Film festival, which is held under the stars.

Visitors can enjoy masterpieces of contemporary cinematography while being surrounded by the same stone that Roman emperors were when they enjoyed marvellous spectacles that were performed in this Amphitheater . Every June, famous actors and directors gather to watch their creation on the big screen – you can contact us anytime during your yacht charter in Pula about procuring tickets for the hottest show in town.

Pula also hosts two big electronic dance music festivals : Outlook, which assembles famous reggae and dubstep performers and Dimensions festival , which is more inclined towards hosting renowned DJs. Enjoy the festival and the crowds, then retire to the privacy of your crewed yacht charter in Pula.

Also, from mid-June through August, the Pula forum hosts a fair that presents authentic and local Istrian delicacies, as well as hand-made souvenirs.

ENJOY AN EXQUISITE FINE DINING EXPERIENCE ON YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN PULA

Istrian cuisine is made from many different gastronomical influences, starting with Italy. From raw produce to spices and favourite dishes, Istria has adapted many popular Italian dishes, and in many cases, even made them better.

There are a lot of local specialities and delicacies for you to try, while you make your way around the Istrian peninsula during your yacht charter in Pula. Pasta with truffles is an absolute must, but there are also a ton of other mushrooms that grow in abundance on the peninsula, and each of them can be made into a fantastic sauce or a terrific side dish.

Produce that grows in the wild and without human supervision is prized in Istria , and true food lovers can recognize the difference in taste between wild and domesticated produce. Such is the case with wild asparagus and various other spices, like mint, rosemary, nettle or wild onion.

Mentioning Istria would not be complete without talking about the incredible wines and olive oils that hail from this region. Globally renowned wine sorts from Istria have found their way on many exclusive tables, so if you are a wine lover, you cannot go wrong with a wine tour of Istria `s most accomplished vineyards.

Also, Istrian olive oils have won countless awards for excellence, taste and the growing process itself. Famed for their connectedness to the earth, the sun and the annual rains, Istrian olive farmers pride themselves in micromanaging every part of the growing process, as well as the process of the olive cold pressing. Famous also are Istrian truffles, a well-known delicacy farmed in the wild parts of Istrian forests.

There are always options for brave and adventurous charter guests to embark on a truffle hunt with a few locals and a truffle-hunting pig! Pula gets the best of both worlds, seeing that the city is supplied daily with fresh seafood, while also importing many delicacies from the interior of the peninsula. This combination produces one of the best cuisines in the greater Mediterranean sea, where fresh seafood meets local and organic vegetables, oils, wines and mushrooms.

When it comes to fine dining in Pula and the greater Istria region, several establishments could peek at your gastronomical curiosity. First off, Restaurant Monte in Rovinj is the first restaurant in Croatia to be awarded a Michelin star . It offers fantastic food that is made using seasonal produce and fresh seafood, paired with terrific wines.

When dining in Monte, you can walk off an excellent meal by strolling in the beautiful streets of Rovinj town, a medieval seaside settlement, complete with stone streets, Gothic architecture and an ever-present panorama of the Croatian Adriatic sea.

San Rocco is a restaurant located in Brtonigla, recognized as an award-winning member of the Jeunes Restaurateurs d’Europe organisation, a prestigious society for gastronomic professionals. The restaurant specializes in fresh fish dishes, combined with truffles and olives. The wine chart is filled to the brim with more than 200 wines, which will be paired to specifically match every dish completely.

The settlement of Banjole hides Batelina restaurant, locally recognized as one of the top seafood eateries in Croatia, which is supplied daily with fresh fish from a dedicated team of private fishermen.

Honourable restaurant mentions include Lanterna , located in the Pjescana bay, Alla Beccaccia in Valbandon and Vodnjanka restaurant in Pula. Whatever option you choose considering your fine dining experience, be it dining out in a magnificent restaurant or letting your expert yacht chef prepare 5-star local produce, you will not be let down by the quality of the food in Pula and the greater Istria region.

OUR SUGGESTED SEVEN-DAY YACHT CHARTER IN PULA

Embark on a unique yacht charter in Pula and explore countless private bays on our seven days suggested itineraries…

Day 1: Pula – Premantura cape

As you board your yacht charter in Pula, enjoy cruising from Pula to the magical Premantura cape. Along the way, you can stop in one of many secluded bays that litter Pula`s southern coastline or just continue along your way until you reach the cape. Here, drop anchor and prepare for a day filled with fun and excitement.

Play with your yacht`s water toys, enjoy a picnic on a beach and nap beneath the shade of pine trees. In the afternoon you could sunbathe and snorkel, all the while enjoying the surroundings of an incredibly indented Premantura cape . In the evening, enjoy a fine dining experience on the main deck of your Pula yacht charter. Later, marvel at the clear sky and the stars or host an unforgettable yacht party with the help of your charter crew.

Day 2: Premantura – northwards up Istria`s coast to Cres

On the second day enjoy cruising up the eastern coast of the Istrian peninsula, discovering an abundance of private beaches and beautiful scenery. Since you decide where the yacht goes, make a sharp turn and head straight towards Cres island , visible from shore.

Once you arrive at Cres , start exploring an island that has fantastic beaches, stunning natural sights and an abundance of flora and fauna. Check out the popular Lubenice beach, a perfect snorkelling location because of the crystal-clear sea or find your sanctuary in one of the countless private and secluded bays that litter Cres` coastline.

Venture into the interior of the island and be amazed at the Vrana lake, a very rare phenomenon. Freshwater lakes on islands are exotic finds anywhere in the world, but on your superyacht charter holiday in Croatia, you will have a chance to experience one for yourself.

Besides the incredible freshwater Vrana lake, the interior of Cres beckons to be explored with buggies or e-bikes, while you marvel at the beautiful nature and the diversity of plant and animal life on this stunning island.

Day 3: Cres-Lošinj, Unije

From Cres, a very short cruise away is the island of Lošinj , Mali Lošinj and the islet of Unije . Expect to see many different plants and animals on the island of Lošinj, for the island is known for its magnificent biodiversity.

Numerous medicinal and aromatic plants grow wildly around the island, some of which even have medicinal benefits, like aloe vera, lavender, immortelle and rosemary. You can find these and more in the `Garden of Fine Scents`, where visitors can learn about beneficial plant properties on Lošinj island. Diving enthusiasts and snorkelers will just love the Lošinj Underwater park, where you can dive among archaeological remains, such as statues or amphorae.

The nearby island of Unije is a compact isle, with only about a hundred permanent residents. The size and a relatively small populace make Unije a perfect destination for enjoying a yacht charter vacation in Croatia in privacy and peace.

A bonus is that there are no cars or roads on the island, so you can enjoy an atmosphere of secludedness, but still be able to experience all the luxurious amenities of your yacht charter.

Day 4: Unije – open sea cruising to Brijuni National Park

When departing from Unije towards Brijuni National Park , the cruise will last several hours, during which time you will get to experience the phenomenal open sea panorama. Feel ultimate freedom as you stand on the sundeck of your yacht charter and marvel at the incredible 360-degree panorama of shores in the distance and the vastness and beauty of the Croatian Adriatic sea .

While your yacht charter is underway, you could utilise the comfortable sunbed and work on your bronze tan or read a book in the comfort of the air-conditioned salon. The charter crew will be at your disposal during the open sea cruise, serving hand-made cocktails, chilled champagne and canapes so your transit would be beautiful and enjoyable.

Once you arrive at Brijuni, take the tender to shore and enjoy being on solid land, while dining out in a quality restaurant in one of many coastal towns on the western shores of the Istrian peninsula.

Day 5: Stay at Brijuni

Spend an entire day around the magnificent Brijuni archipelago, enjoying many commodities and natural wonders of this magnificent island cluster. Slow down your tempo and enjoy the scenery of this beautiful National Park. Play golf with your charter party in a unique surrounding or cycle the entire span of the largest Brijuni island, which has more than 20 kilometres of bike lanes.

Let your children play near the exotic Zoo, which houses species not native to the Mediterranean, like zebras or llamas. Your local yacht crew will certainly tell you about one of many dinosaur footprints that can be observed on the Brijuni archipelago, witnessing a different ecosystem in the prehistoric area. Take the opportunity and dive or snorkel in azure waters and marvel at the incredible beauties of nature present at the Brijuni archipelago.

Day 6: Brijuni-Limski channel tour, Rovinj

Set a destination for the Limski channel and enjoy a tour of 11 kilometres long and a very wide channel that stops in the interior of the Istrian peninsula. Observe both banks as you tour the channel on your tender, with your knowledgeable local crew providing interesting facts about this area.

Eat at a local restaurant and enjoy the idyllic atmosphere of both the interior and the sea-side combined. Get back on your yacht charter and return to Rovinj and its island cluster to anchor. Eat on the main deck of your yacht charter, with an incredible evening view of Rovinj town in the distance.

Day 7: Rovinj island cluster – dock superyacht – supercar return to Pula

The town of Rovinj was first settled by the Romans, who established the old core of the city, which also saw growth during the medieval period. Sights like the 18th-century Cathedral of St. Euphemia and the Balbi`s arch from the Venetian period are not to be missed when strolling around Rovinj.

Relax on Rovinj`s seaside promenade while your yacht crew make the final preparations for your supercar tour of Istria. An early start guarantees that you will have plenty of time to experience everything that the Istrian peninsula has to offer, before returning to Pula. You will certainly not regret dining in magnificent restaurants or exploring medieval hilltop villages of `Little Tuscany` i.e. the Istrian peninsula.

TOP ANCHORAGES AND MARINAS FOR YOUR YACHT CHARTER IN PULA

Your yacht crew and captain will always make sure you have a safe berth at nearby marinas, which are some of the safest in the whole Croatian Adriatic sea. The ACI marina Rovinj , located near the Rovinj harbour on the western bank of the Istrian peninsula, offers berths and anchorages with a splendid view of Rovinj town.

ACI marina Pula is located in the south-eastern part of Pula port, nearly touching the very heart of the city and the renowned Arena. Veruda Marina is located in Veruda bay, which offers incredible protection from all types of weather and wind, as well as plenty of space for berthing or anchoring your yacht charter in Pula.

As for natural anchorages, the Premantura cape is your best bet for private anchorings, particularly around the Portić and Debeljak bays. These bays are positioned in such a way that they provide natural shelter from strong waves and most winds, with a sandy seabed. The Punta Križa bay on Cres island is popular among yachtsmen because it provides good shelter against most winds, while also being rich with vegetation and marine life.

This bay is perfect for snorkelling, as well as having fun with water toys from your yacht charter. Last but not least, Maračol bay on Unije island offers a coastline that shelters anchoring yachts, while also providing pretty panoramas and 50 anchoring buoys with depths below 15 meters.

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WHY CHARTER IN PULA WITH SUPERYACHTS CROATIA?

Trust in the local know-how of SuperYachts Croatia, as we deliver tailor-made experiences suited to fit your exact preferences. From the food and service to the support and staff, you will take with you only pleasant memories for a yacht charter in Pula. Feel safe, as you trust in the capable hands of SuperYachts Croatia, a team that will overcome every potential obstacle on your Croatian charter holiday with native knowledge and decades of experience in the yacht industry.

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Charter Yachts

We present to you the best selling yachts for charter in 2021. Slide through these different yachts, ranging from 20 to 80 meters in length, and choose the best option for you. If you have any questions regarding yacht charter, destinations & yacht support, contact us.

from 105.000 € p/w

31m | 11 guests

from 210.000 € p/w

43m | 12 guests

from 160.000 € p/w

47m | 12 guests

from 76.875 € p/w

25m | 8 guests

from 775.000 € p/w

80m | 12 guests

from 72.000 € p/w

30m | 8 guests

from 30.000 € p/w

24m | 8 guests

from 280.000 € p/w

55m | 12 guests

from 99.800 € p/w

39m | 12 guests

from 155.000 € p/w

44m | 12 guests

from 64.000 € p/w

31m | 10 guests

from 218.000 € p/w

45m | 10 guests

from 54.000 € p/w

26m | 8 guests

Spice of Life II

from 18.000 € p/w

20m | 6 guests

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Yacht Charter Pula

The biggest city in on the Istrian Peninsula, Pula is a special place for old and young alike.

Dufour 412 Grand large

• Build year : 2019
• Length : 42 ft
• Boat type : Sailing Yacht
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Furling

Oceanis 40.1

• Build year : 2022
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 41 ft
• Mainsail : Semi battened

Oceanis 30.1

• Build year : 2020
• Length : 31 ft

Dufour 382 Grand Large

• Build year : 2017
• Length : 37 ft

• Build year : 2018
• Length : 46 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran

• Length : 38 ft

Sun Odyssey 349

• Length : 35 ft
• Mainsail : Furling

Build your own unique trip!

• Build year : 2014
• Length : 34 ft

Sun Odyssey 319

Sun Odyssey 479

• Length : 47 ft

Dufour 390 Grand Large

• Length : 39 ft

• Genoa type : Self tacking

Oceanis 41.1

Bavaria Cruiser 37

• Build year : 2016

• Build year : 2023

Oceanis 38.1

• Build year : 2021

There is immense natural beauty to Pula and its countryside too. It is built on seven hills but outside is a lush wilderness that will give walkers something to do. The beautiful beaches are nowhere near as crowded as those on the Dalmatian coast to the south. The blue-green seas on the shallow waters will stay in your memory for years to come.

Pula Yacht Charter

With three marinas serving Pula - ACI Marina Pula, Marina Veruda and nearby ACI Marina Pomer - it is easy to organise a Pula yacht charter with Borrow A Boat. Whether on a bareboat yacht charter or crewed yacht charter you will present any sailing credentials, pay your fee, inspect your boat and off you go.

When considering where to go the Kvarner Gulf is one of the best sailing regions in the world. ACI Marina Pomer sits in pine-forested woodland and is something to behold in its own right.

Just off the Adriatic coast is Brijuni Island National Park with so much to explore from dinosaur footprints to Byzantine architecture and of course its unique marine and shore-based ecosystems.

Istria on the mainland has its charms such as Rovinj, a quaint seaside town, and Opatija to the north-east.

Further offshore on the Kvarner Bay are the Kvarner islands including Krk, Cres and Lovinj. While island hopping it is even possible to get as far south as the Kornati Island national park with its array of geological and natural wonders.

How To Get To Pula

Though it has its own airport you can access Pula from other major air hubs.

Pula Airport

There are a number of airlines that serve Pula from the UK, Germany, Belgium and France.

There are also a number of flights every week from Split, Zagreb and Zadar that all, in turn, have a greater number of airlines serving them - from these airports take a connecting flight to Pula.

Ferry from Venice

Venice airport is arguably as important as Zagreb in terms of international flights every day. In the summer there is a ferry service to Pula from Venice, and you can also take a bus or taxi to the Istrian Peninsula too.

Marinas In Pula

There are three major marinas in Pula, with ACI Marina Pomer just outside the city.

ACI Marina Pula:

Run by the State-owned ACI, this is a reliable and comfortable mid-sized marina. Yacht charter companies have a range of vessels including sailing boat, catamaran , luxury yacht and motorboat charter .

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 40m (131.2 Feet)

Max Draught 12m (39 Feet)

List of additional services: Electricity, Water, WiFi, Fuel, Laundry, Dressing Rooms, Supermarket, ATM, Rent-a-car, Bar

Veruda Marina

The biggest marina in Pula, this is also the best equipped. Several yacht charter companies work into this marina, offering boats including catamaran, sailboat, motor yacht and motorboat rental.

Max Draught 4m (13.1 Feet)

List of additional services: Electricity, Water, WiFi, Fuel, Laundry, Garbage waste collection, Liquid waste collection, Dressing Rooms, Supermarket, ATM, Rent-a-car, Bar, Medical Centre

ACI Marina Pomer

Out in the beautiful Istrian countryside, ACI Marina Pomer has a lot to offer. Yacht charter companies offer a range of boats including catamaran, luxury yacht, motor yacht and sailing boat hire on a bareboat charter or skippered yacht hire basis.

Max Length 30m (98.4 Feet)

List of additional services: Electricity, water, WiFi, Fuel, Laundry, Waste Collection Dressing Rooms, Supermarket, ATM, Rent-a-car, Bar

Suggested Sailing Routes From Pula

At the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula, Pula is one of the best locations for a perfect yacht vacation. In the middle of the Adriatic Sea you will find island hopping or coastal sailing a breeze.

7 Days - the Istria Peninsula: Heading north at first to the buzzing seaside town of Rovinj you would then turn south down the Istrian Coast for Pula again and then explore the coast north towards Opatje, by repute the 'Monte Carlo of Croatia'. Coming back you can explore the islands of Krk, Cres and Losinj as you return to Pula.

7 Days - Island hopping the Kvarner islands: With its warm, clean seas and beautiful islands the Kvarner archipelago has a lot to offer those on a sailing holiday. Just across from Krk is the island of Cres and Losinj that has evidence of Roman occupation and then head off to Mali Losinj with its excellent restaurants. Nearby Susak is a tiny island with one village. Return from your island adventure via Unije with its excellent scuba diving opportunities.

14 days - Krk Bay and Istrian Peninsula: Over 14 days you can get the best of both worlds on a two-week trip, exploring the best of the Istrian Peninsula and Kvarner Bay with its islands and villages. On your northernmost point from Pula you reach as far south holiday town of Nin and buzzing Zadar nearby with all the fun to be had there. Explore islands such as Mali Losinj and Unije as you go.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Pula

The sailing season runs from late April to October with July and August being the busiest months for yacht charter. The ACI Marina chain also adds 20% to their berthing fees at this time of year. If you can charter outside of the peak period you will find it far quieter and less expensive. The climate is mild most of the sailing season with occasional rain showers.

Sailing Weather In Pula

April and May: There will be occasional rainy days but temperatures sit between 22-28C or higher. Winds are generally NW, 10-20 knots

June-August: You'll be unlucky if you see any rain, though it could be welcome in the summer heat! Temperatures are from 26C and up to the mid-30s. The wind is generally NW 5-10 knots

September-October: In this part of the world it rains more in October and the temperature falls away to 10 degrees C in the evenings, though it can get up to a comfortable 20C on an autumn day. Winds can get up to 20 knots.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

Marina Veruda is the largest marina locally with 630 berths. The smaller ACI Marina Pula is no less well equipped, and out of town is ACI Marina Pomer, surrounded by natural beauty.

July and August are the busiest times of year for a Pula yacht charter. Why not then go for quieter months? In September the sea is still warm from summer and the air still comfortable. It is cheaper and quieter during school term time.

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the yacht hire and the balance on arrival. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company.

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the yacht charter or boat hire before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Bring warm weather and cool weather clothing if it looks like the weather can be cool as well as warm and remember at sea it can be cool on most evenings.

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. For small 'day boats' or if you choose to have a skippered on board your yacht charter you typically don't require licences.

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139 boats available

Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 · 2016

Marina veruda, pula, croatia.

• 3 bathrooms
• 12.19 m long
• Captain optional
• Full batten mainsail

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44I · 2011

• 2 bathrooms
• 13.75 m long
• Furling mainsail

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 449 · 2016

• 13.76 m long

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Catamaran Lagoon 42 · 2018

• 4 bathrooms
• 12.94 m long

Sailboat Dufour 382 Grand Large · 2016

• 11.23 m long

Catamaran Excess 11 · 2024

• 11.33 m long

Sailboat Bavaria Cruiser 37 · 2024

• 11.3 m long

Sailboat Elan Impression 434 · 2006

• 13.41 m long

Sailboat Bavaria Cruiser 37 · 2014

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Sailboat Elan Impression 444 · 2013

Aci marina pula, pula, croatia.

• 13.85 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349 · 2016

• 10.34 m long

Sailboat Elan Impression 344 · 2006

• 10.46 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 449 · 2018

• 13.34 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 · 2022

• 12.35 m long

Sailing in Pula

Rent a boat in Pula to discover some of the most magical places in all of Croatia. From the historic centre of Pula to secluded beaches like Cyclon’s Beach and the stunning Brijuni National Park .

Things to do and see when sailing in Pula

A boat charter in Pula will make all your sailing dreams come true. Crystal clear water, magnificent sandy and pebble beaches and fantastic weather. However, Pula and Istria have so much more to offer than that.

Activities in Pula

• Visit the Pula Arena . On first glance it might look like the Colosseum in Rome, but it’s actually one of the most fascinating Roman ruins in the world - and one of the most complete
• The Arch of the Sergii and the Temple of Augustus are other Roman ruins you should visit on your trip to Pula. It is very impressive to see how much of them is still left to see
• The Aquarium Pula is located in Verudela castle , an impressive historic castle that would be worth visiting all by itself
• The Fortress Kaštel / Castello is a huge Venetian fortress on a hill in the centre of Pula overlooking the city and the sea
• Brioni National Park is a stunning site to visit for its historical ruins, incredible nature and breathtaking landscapes
• Grab some fresh fruit and veg at the City Farmer's market Pula
• The Seagull’s Rocks are a popular spot for snorkellers from all over the world
• Learn more about the olive oil production in the region in the Istrian olive oil museum
• Rent a kayak for a fun outdoor adventure

Beaches in Pula

• Gortans Beach : This stunning bay will charm you with its clear water, pebble stone beach and bar that is only a few metres away.
• Hawaii Beach is just as beautiful as the name makes it sound. It is not just the perfect beach for swimming, it is also perfect for snorkelling as the water is super clear
• Cyclon’s Beach is a hidden gem on the Croatian coast. Best reached by boat, this is perfect for a stop on your boat holiday in Pula

Restaurants in Pula

Casual dining in Pula:

• Street Food Two : Grab a burrito, the tortellini or the spring rolls. There is something for everyone at a really good price
• Fresh sandwiches & salads : You guessed it, fresh sandwiches and salads are on the menu and you get to decide which one you want

Restaurants with a view in Pula:

• Yacht Bar & Restaurant : Enjoy the calamari or the lamp chops on the lovely terrace while taking in the breathtaking views
• Bunarina : This lovely restaurant at the marina offers beautiful views and delicious food. Whether you want to try a fish dish, some juicy meat or the highly praised calamaris, you will have a wonderful evening here

Fine dining in Pula:

• Ribarska koliba restaurant : This Michelin star restaurant offers some of the best seafood you’re ever going to test. Elegantly presented and accompanied by a fine wine make this a fine dining experience that is one of the highlights of your trip
• Konoba Batelina is another Michelin star restaurant in Pula making their guests' fine dining dreams come true. The food is top class and accompanied by a fine wine and excellent service you will leave this place extremely satisfied

Bars and Clubs in Pula

• Beach Bar La Playa is a fantastic bar right by the beach. You can visit for a fun night out in Pula dancing, drinking and having fun.
• Caffe Uliks : A very popular bar in the perfect location near the Arch of Sergii. Enjoy a refreshing drink inside or outside after a day of sailing in Pula

Explore historical Pula

In the cave of Šandalja near Pula there is clear evidence that the region has been inhabited by ancestors of humans over a million years ago. The first settlement where Pula is now was founded between 6000-2000 BC and further developed during the Bronze Age. Much evidence has been found in Pula of Greek and Roman influences and conquests. Roman ruins like the Arena or the Arch of the Sergii are visible evidence of that.

The Venetians ruled over Pula for more than 400 years and their influence is clearly visible in the architecture of the city. Venetian style balconies can be found everywhere in the city. During this period the Genoese, the Habsburgs as well as the Hunagrians tried to conquer the city.

The Pula Town Hall or Pula Communal Palace is one of the most interesting buildings in Pula - simply, because of its history and many reconstructions. Originally built in 1295/1296 the structure and look of the building changed many times throughout the centuries and was adapted to the test of specific eras, namely the renaissance and baroque period.

As Pula has been part of Italy until 1947, it is no coincidence that Istria is often referred to as “Croatian Tuscany”. You can still find many Italian dishes served in the restaurants of the region and the architecture does indeed remind you of Italy every now and then.

Explore mystical Pula

Although it is well known that the Arena in Pula was built by the Romans, there is a legend going around the city on how it was actually built. There are many legends and myths about fairies in Istria and this is one of them. As fairies are active at night, the Arena is said to have been built overnight by the fairies of the area, carrying each stone one by one from the Ucka mountain. However, they couldn’t finish the roof as dawn was breaking and they had to disappear before the people saw them. Stones were left in a hurry and therefore remain scattered throughout Istria. At least that’s how the legend goes.

Sailing conditions in Pula

Pula is one of the most popular sailing destinations in the Mediterranean and offers fantastic weather conditions in return. Sailing season lasts from April until October with July and August being the most popular months for tourists.

Summers in Istria are hot and dry, like many other regions in the Mediterranean. Winters are relatively mild, but mean that there is occasional rain.

The crystal clear sea as well as the many amazing coves and caves make Pula and the Istrian peninsula a fantastic place for a boat holiday. The light winds and the fact that the area is relatively easy to navigate make this a particularly great spot for novice sailors.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Pula?

Croatia is one of the most popular and affordable sailing destinations in the world. Thousands of tourists from all over the world flock into the city of Pula every year for a reason. Renting a boat in Pula is everything but expensive - unless you charter a luxury yacht of course. Prices can also vary depending on the season as well as the size of a boat and the amount of people travelling. Watch out for exclusive discounts for boat charters in Pula with Zizoo.

Renting a speedboat or RIB in Croatia can cost as little as 30 EUR per person per day. If you are looking at chartering a luxury yacht in Croatia , like a modern and spacious catamaran, it will cost around 460 EUR per person per day. Looking for a cheaper boat? On average it costs 62 EUR per person per day to rent a motorboat in Croatia . Chartering a gulet in Croatia will cost around 75 EUR per person per day.

What type of boat is best for sailing in Pula?

Pula is the perfect sailing destination for anyone who wants to set their sails and practice their sailing skills or anyone who simply wants to experience a relaxing beach holiday. Whatever type of holiday you choose, make sure you choose the right boat for that experience - otherwise you might end up disappointed.

Rent a catamaran in Pula

Pros of renting a catamaran in Pula

Charter a catamaran in Pula if you want to explore the best the Croatian coast has to offer. Particularly known for its stunning beaches and coves, you wouldn’t want to miss out on seeing them for yourself. As catamarans have a shallow draft, they are the perfect water vehicles to sail in shallow waters and close to the shore. This means that you really get to have the true Croatia experience.

Rent a catamaran in Pula if you either want to keep your options open or prefer to play it safe. As catamarans come equipped with both a sail and an engine, you get to choose how you want to operate your boat. Use the force of the wind and set your sail to move forward when it’s strong enough or use the engine should the wind suddenly stop blowing. Having the engine to fall back on means that you won’t get stuck in the middle of the sea. You don’t have to wait patiently for the wind to pick up again. You can simply move and reach your next destination comfortably.

Another great thing about a catamaran rental in Pula is the size of a catamaran. Generally more spacious than other types of boats will make you feel like staying in a hotel room rather than a cabin on board a boat. A true luxury considering the size of a cabin on other types of boats. This is also thanks to the two hulls a catamaran stands on. The way catamarans are constructed simply allows for more space on board the boat and gives the whole boat a lot more stability.

Cons of renting a catamaran in Pula

Despite all the many great things about catamarans, they also have some disadvantages. Their size might mean that you either won’t find a spot for mooring at the marinas or that you have to pay double the price.

Catamarans are generally lighter than other types of boats which makes them a little slower. This is also something to consider when you prefer to get somewhere sooner rather than later.

Charter a catamaran in Pula

Rent a sailboat in Pula

Pros of renting a sailboat in Pula

A sailboat charter in Pula is the perfect choice for anyone who loves to go on adventures. Feel the wind on your skin, taste the salty water on your tongue and enjoy the sense of freedom that comes with sailing on a sailboat. Set your sail and use the wind as your fuel - no need to pay extra for petrol. This makes sailboats one of the cheapest boats for a sailing vacation in Pula.

Cons of renting a sailboat in Pula

While it might be great to save some money when renting a sailboat in Pula , you might miss out on some great experiences. Sailboats have a keel which can make it dangerous to sail in shallow water. You can’t sail as close to the shore, including the stunning Croatian beaches and coves, as you would with a catamaran or motorboat. This means that you might not be able to sunbathe on the most beautiful beaches in Croatia, because you simply can’t sail close enough.

Another disadvantage of a sailboat rental in Pula is the simple fact that sailboats are completely dependent on the wind in order to move. You might get stuck in the middle of the sea should the wind suddenly stop blowing. This might mean hours of waiting before the wind picks up again. You definitely need to bring a lot of patience.

Sailboat rental in Pula

Rent a motorboat in Pula

Pros of renting a motorboat in Pula

A motorboat charter in Pula is great if you want to explore the stunning landscapes surrounding Pula and the many secluded beaches you can find here. As motorboats come with a shallow draft, they are the perfect choice to go on an adventure like that. You can sail closer to the shore and really get to explore all the beautiful nature this part of Croatia has to offer.

Rent a motorboat in Pula if you like speedy boats. Motorboats are definitely faster than other types of boats and will bring you from one beach to another in no time. You won’t ever feel like time is an issue when driving a motorboat.

Cons of renting a motorboat in Pula

Renting a motorboat in Pula is not just sunshine and rainbows though. As motorboats are driven with an engine, you need to keep in mind that you have to pay for the fuel in addition to your bareboat charter. Don’t be surprised by a humongous bill at the end of your trip if you were driving from A to B without a care in the world. Fuel is expensive and that is certainly not going to change in the near future.

Motorboat rental in Pula

Charter a luxury yacht in Pula

Charter a luxury yacht in Pula if you want to enjoy an exclusive boat holiday in Istria. You don’t have to worry about anything as most luxury yachts come with a crew who is going to take care of your every need. You just need to come with your suitcase, everything else is already taken care of. SUPs and snorkelling equipment are basics on most luxury yacht charters in Pula and allow you to see the sea from different angles.

What kind of boat licence do you need when renting a boat in Pula?

Planning on renting a boat in Pula ? Don’t forget that you need to carry a valid boat licence, as well as a valid VHF radio licence when renting a boat in Croatia.

If you want to get a boat licence while in Croatia, you have to take the test via the Administration of Maritime and Port Authority authorities. Once you have passed the test, you can get your Croatian boat licence and rent a boat anywhere in Croatia.

If you don’t have a boat licence and don’t plan on getting one, you can always hire a skipper or an experienced captain in addition to your bareboat charter. Don’t worry about navigating and operating your boat through the Adriatic sea, let someone else do the work for you.

Sailing routes in Pula

Start your sailing vacation in Pula and head to one of the many cliffs, coves or beaches to admire the stunning Croatian landscape and dive into a fun adventure. There are plenty of wonderful sailing routes in this part of the Mediterranean.

Day 1 - Sail from Pula to Rovinj : The distance you need to travel to get to Rovinj is only 16 nautical miles from Pula. On the way there you should stop by Cisterna Beach for a quick swim. The picturesque town of Rovinj is a lovely little fishing town where you will feel like travelling back in time. Balbi's Arch and the Church of Saint Euphemia are just two historic sites you have to visit in Rovinj. The Lone Bay and the Golden Cape are two gorgeous beaches near Rovinj surrounded by lush green trees. You will be sure that you have arrived in paradise!

Day 2 - Sail from Rovinj to Veruda : Only 20 nautical miles away lies Veruda. You have to pass by Pula again, but don’t worry, the detour to Rovinj was worth it. Veruda used to be an independent town, but is now connected to Pula, making it the perfect place to discover Pula if you didn’t get a chance before departing on your sailing adventure.

Day 3 - Sail from Veruda to Cres : Now the real adventure begins. Only 29 nautical miles from Veruda lies Cres which will impress you with its historic architecture and the beautiful Venetian tower.

Day 4 - Sail from Cres to Osor : Osor is only 20 nautical miles away from Cres and one of the most beautiful little villages you will encounter on your trip. Only around 60 people live here and the architecture reminds you of times long gone, making it seem like time has been standing still for a while. No skyscrapers, just the Church of the Assumption overlooking the whole town, looking like she is protecting its inhabitants.

Day 5 - Sail from Osor to Susak : The island of Susak is surrounded by turquoise waters. Nasuzanski beach with its white sand, Obis Bay , where you can dive into the water from the cliffs and Porat Bay , an incredibly beautiful cove that is best accessible by boat are just three of the many natural wonders you should discover in Susak . A catamaran rental is the best choice in order to access these stunning spots easily and safely. The Susak Lighthouse is one of the sites you should visit when coming to the island.

Day 6 - Sail from Susak to Unije : The island of Unije might be very small, but is in fact incredibly beautiful. The quaint fishing village gives a glimpse into daily life on the island. Aside from that the island is popular for snorkelling and swimming as the water is crystal clear.

Day 7 - Sail from Unije to Pula : The time has come to finish your sailing adventure in Pula. Before you bring your boat back to the charter in the marina, stop by Fenoliga, a small islet from where you get a fantastic view of the nearby lighthouse and can take a swim in the turquoise waters.

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Pula is a stunning pearl in the northwest part of Croatia also called the Istrian region. The region itself is famous for high quality food and beverage products such as; Truffles, Cheese, Wine, Vegetables. The town of Pula is the 8 th largest in Croatia and sits well protected inside a large natural bay on the peninsula of Istria.

From the city centre you have a 10-minute taxi ride to our marina, Marina Polesana, but you can also get there by using the shuttle boat from the city centre. In the Marina you will find our office that opened in 2023 with a variety of boats.

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Travel to Pula

By Airplane

There are plenty of both domestic and international flights flying to Pula airport. If you don’t find the right flight for the day of check-in of your vessel it’s not a big deal. Pula has a lot to offer, and you will have a great day or two in the town no matter if you want to go swimming and enjoy the sun or do some city sightseeing and more culture-oriented activities.

If you have decided to travel by car to your sailing holiday Pula is ideal for the simple reason that it’s close to the northwest boarder of Croatia and central Europe. A quick drive from the marina you will find plenty of great options to buy supplies and groceries for your sailing. We do have parking space in the marina as well.

By Public transport

There are plenty of great long distance buss options to Pula. By a simple google search you will get multiple buss options for you travel, Train is not an option.

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Main building Pier A5 Marina Polesana Sv. Katarina, Ul. Vallelunga 90 52100, Pula, Croatia 45°19, 0’ N ; 13°34,0ʹ E

Technical Questions +385 (0)91 6040 057 Booking department Ana Ćurić +385 (0)916027517 Email: [email protected]

OPENING HOURS

Friday: 12:00 – 20:00 Saturday: 08:00 – 20:00

CHECK IN/OUT

CHECK IN: Saturday from 17:00 If you'll be arriving after 18:00 for check-in, please notify us in advance. CHECK OUT: Friday no later than 18:00 You are welcome to stay on board until Saturday morning 09:00

WELCOME TO OUR WORLD OF SAILING, WELCOME TO CROATIA!

Documents & check-in, required documents.

Passport or ID Skipper/Sailing license VHF license Prior to your arrival you should also have sent us your crew list. Pls note that all documents have to be submitted in original upon arrival.

PAYMENTS AT BASE

Security Deposit – By credit card or cash We accept all cards except American Express Tourist tax - Cash Only Payments for extras – if not paid Please note that all cash payments have to be done in Euro.

EXTRA SERVICES

Facilities available in the marina.

Shower & toilets Paid Parking Coffee-bar & Restaurant ATM

PROVISIONING OF THE BOAT

Don't lose your vacation time on grocery shopping. Create your provision list at home and submit your order. Your food and beverage will then await you onboard your yacht https://www.jamyachtsupply.com/?af=mo re_yacht_club

NEED A TRANSFER

We can arrange any transfers for you. Please send us: Arrival date Airport & flight number Number of people

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Maritime Safety Information (MSI) broadcasts via VHF in English and Croatian on channel 16. You can also visit their website: https://meteo.hr/index_en.php You are obliged to follow weather forecast and take responsible decisions according to the weather conditions.

IN CASE OF DAMAGE ON THE BOAT If an accident has occurred, we are here to help you.

Please follow the steps below.

1. Inform More Yacht Club – Manager +385 (0)91 6040 057

2. Take pictures of the damage. 3. Exchange insurance policy data with third party

4. Create a sketch of the accident, it has to be signed by all parties involved. 5. Report damage to Harbour Masters office if necessary.

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•reception with an exchange office, ATM •restaurant with swimming pool, grocery store, charter agency •toilet and shower facilities with separate disabled provision, laundrette •repair and maintenance shop, 30 t crane •car park •63A power sockets for larger vessels •Wi-Fi internet access • fuel station in Pješčana Uvala (11nm),  Pula (18 nm) •„green island“ for selective waste collection •fenced playground

What to see and do in Pula

While you are waiting for your boat, we recommend you to visit following places: •The amphitheater, famous Arena (if it's good enough for Sting, Joe Cocker…) •Triumphal Arch of the Sergi •Historical and maritime museum of Istria •Forum and temple of Augustus •Verudela art park •Antiques and Art Fair in city center every Saturday morning •Aquarium •Golf range Verudela •Pula observatory •Downtown Pula- summer music project in the heart of old town

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Die Marina Veruda, eine Pitter Charter-Partner Basis, befindet sich an der Südspitze Istriens in einer geschützten Bucht. Unsere Charter-Partner Basis von Yacht Charter Center steht für sehr guten Service zu fairen Preisen und für hohe Qualitätsstandards. Der Hafen in Pula eignet sich bestens für einen Segeltörn zur nördlichen Adria, einem der schönsten Segelreviere des Mittelmeeres.

Segeltörn ab Pula: Allgemeine Informationen zur Hafenstadt

Pula ist die älteste Stadt in Istrien und bietet daher viele kulturelle Sehenswürdigkeiten wie beispielsweise das Amphitheater aus der römischen Kolonialzeit, die ehemalige Stadtmauer oder den Augusttempel. Bei einem Yachtcharter ab Pula lohnt es sich, die Hafenstadt zu erkunden. Dort finden Chartergäste vielfältige Geschäfte, eine herrliche Promenade und eine große Anzahl an Museen und Kulturdenkmäler. Geschichtsinteressierte kommen in Pula genauso auf ihre Kosten wie Segelbegeisterte.

Yachtcharter Pula: vielfältige Törns und Ausflugsziele im Segelrevier des Mittelmeers

Die Marina Veruda eignet sich für einen traumhaften Törn ab Pula. Dabei erstreckt sich die Inselgruppe des Nationalparks Brijuni vor der historischen Stadt. Mit einer Motoryacht der Pitter Charter-Partner Basis lassen sich die Inseln Cres, Lošinj, Rab oder südwärts die kleineren Inseln Ilovik und Silba entdecken. Ebenso bietet es sich zudem an, mit dem Yachtcharter Richtung Norden zu den alten Kolonialstädten Rovinj, Poreč, Novigrad und Umag zu segeln.

Marina Veruda – Motoryacht chartern

Die Marina Veruda befindet sich südlich der Stadt Pula und erstreckt sich auf über 1500 m Länge. Sie verfügt über 680 Liegeplätze für Boote bis 40 m und einem Tiefgang von bis zu max. 4 m. Die Reihe von 18 Stegen sind mit Strom- und Wasseranschluss ausgestattet.

Die Pitter Charter-Partner Basis in Pula ist von Wind und Wellen geschützt und ganzjährig geöffnet. Ebenso wurde die Marina Veruda durchgehend seit 1999 mit der Blauen Flagge und seit 2019 auch mit der Grünen Flagge für ein hohes Umweltbewusstsein ausgezeichnet.

Infrastruktur der Marina Veruda

Die Marina Veruda bietet alles, was man für einen gelungenen Törn braucht. Unter anderem zählen dazu:

• Reparaturwerkstatt
• Restaurants
• Wäscheservice
• Kinderspielplatz
• Sanitäranlagen
• Lebensmittelgeschäft

Einkaufen in Pula

Die Hafenstadt Pula bietet eine Vielzahl an Einkaufsmöglichkeiten. Ebenfalls ist in der Marina ein Supermarkt mit täglichen Öffnungszeiten von 08:00 – 21:00 Uhr vorhanden. Neben zahlreichen großen Supermärkten findet in Pula täglich ein großer Fisch- und Bauernmarkt statt. Ebenso kann das Stützpunktpersonal in der Marina Veruda echte Insidertipps geben.

Proviant-Einkaufsservice für den Segelurlaub ab Marina Veruda

Produkte des täglichen Bedarfs wie Hygieneartikel und Haushaltswaren oder Lebensmittel können im Online-Shop von JAM Yacht Supply bestellt werden. Die Zustellung auf die Yacht erfolgt pünktlich zum Start des Segeltörns.

Anreise zur Marina Veruda in Pula

Der Flughafen von Pula liegt nur 12 Kilometer und der Flughafen Rijeka 137 Kilometer entfernt. Wünschen Sie einen Transfer vom Flughafen zur Pitter Charter-Partner Basis, geben Sie uns bitte eine Woche vor Charter Bescheid. Gerne organisieren wir für Sie einen Shuttle mit unserem verlässlichen Taxi-Dienst.

Die Pitter Charter-Basis in Pula ist auch gut mit dem Auto erreichbar. Die Entfernungen betragen hier:

• München: 760 km
• Salzburg: 500 km
• Wien: 600 km
• Graz: 400 km

In der Marina Veruda sind zahlreiche Parkplätze vorhanden. Sie erstrecken sich über die gesamte Marina und werden für 50,00 € pro Woche angeboten.

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Andere Marinas in Kroatien

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Rijeka liegt an der Kvarner-Bucht und ist die drittgrößte Stadt Kroatiens. Der Hafen in Rijeka ist ein beliebter Ausgangspunkt für Segeltörns in Kroatien und verbindet via Fähre die kroatischen Inseln mit dem Hafen von Bari in Italien. Unser langjähriger Charter-Partner Kigo Yachting an der Marina Rijeka ermöglicht Segelbegeisterten einen gehobenen Charterstandard und besten Rund-um-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Punat (Krk)

Punat auf der Insel Krk ist der optimale Startpunkt für einen Segeltörn in der Region der Kvarner-Bucht . An der Marina Punat erhalten Segelbegeisterte durch unseren Partner Delfin Charter einen gehobenen Charterstandard und besten Rund-um-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau. Der beliebte Yachthafen in Punat zählt zu den saubersten und geschützten Marinas in Kroatien. 

Die Pitter Yachtcharter Basis in der Marina Polesana befindet sich an der Südspitze Istriens der nördlichen Adria auf der mit dem Festland verbundenen Insel Sveti Katharina. Die Marina Polesana in Pula steht für hohe Qualitätsstandards und bestes Service zu fairen Preisen.

Pitter Yachtcharter Basis

Die Pitter Yachtcharter Basis in Pula befindet sich an der Südspitze Istriens in einer geschützten Bucht der nördlichen Adria. Die Marina Veruda steht für hohe Qualitätsstandards und besten Service zu fairen Preisen. Ein Segeltörn ab Pula ist der ideale Startpunkt für eine Yachtcharter in einem der schönsten Segelreviere des Mittelmeeres.

Der beliebte Ferienort Pomer liegt in der Region Istrien und bietet traumhafte Voraussetzungen für einen Segelurlaub . Unser langjährig, bewährter Charter-Partner Vito Nautika bietet Segelbegeisterten an der ACI Marina Pomer einen gehobenen Charterstandard und eine große Auswahl an Serviceleistungen. Damit garantieren wir für besten Rund-um-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Zadar ist eine beliebte Segelregion im Herzen von Dalmatien und als Zentrum für Wassersportler und nautische Abenteuer in Kroatien bekannt. Die Marina Tankerkomerc wird von unserem langjährigen Charter-Partner Prosper Yachting betrieben und ist der ideale Ausgangspunkt für einen Segeltörn ab Zadar . Ein gehobener Charterstandard und erstklassige Serviceleistungen garantieren besten Rundum-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Biograd na Moru liegt an der Küste Dalmatiens zwischen Vodice und Zadar und ist einer der beliebtesten Ausgangspunkte für einen Chartertörn. Die Yachtcharter Basis in Biograd von Pitter Yachtcharter begeistert Segler mit hohen Qualitätsstandards und bestem Service zu fairen Preisen.

Biograd na Moru befindet sich im mittleren Teil der Adria. Biograd na Moru liegt an der Küste Dalmatiens zwischen Vodice und Zadar und ist einer der beliebtesten Ausgangspunkte für einen Segeltörn . Die Marina wird von unserem langjährigen Charter-Partner Yacht Charter Center betrieben und begeistert Segler mit hohen Qualitätsstandards und bestem Service zu fairen Preisen.

Jezera/Murter

Das ehemalige Fischerdorf Jezera befindet sich an der südöstlichen Küste der Insel Murter. Ein Segeltörn ab Jezera ist bei Familien und Skippern gleichermaßen beliebt. Bei einem Yachtcharter ab Jezera erfreuen sich Segler an hohen Qualitätsstandards zu fairen Preisen. Pitter Yachting garantiert besten Rundum-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Ein Segelurlaub von Vodice aus bietet alles, was das Seglerherz begehrt: jede Menge Buchten und Ankerplätze auf den vielen vorgelagerten Inseln entlang der wunderschönen Küstenlinie. In Vodice erfahren Segelbegeisterte einen hohen Qualitätsstandard zu fairen Preisen. Pitter Yachtcharter bietet besten Rundum-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Die Marina Mandalina ist ein idealer Ausgangspunkt für einen Yachtcharter in Šibenik , in der Mitte der kroatischen Adriaküste. Der Ausgangshafen in der Region Dalmatiens wird vom langjährigen Pitter Charter-Partner Mare Yachting geführt und begeistert Segler mit gehobenen Charterstandards und Serviceleistungen.

Starten Sie Ihren Segelurlaub von einem der schönsten Plätze Kroatiens. Die moderne Marina Frapa liegt in einer malerischen Bucht nur wenige Gehminuten von der urtümlichen Altstadt von Rogoznica entfernt. Das Segelrevier rund um Rogoznica ist ein wahres Paradies von enormer Vielfalt, ideal für einen Yachtcharter im Herzen Dalmatiens. Der Ausgangshafen wird von unserem langjährigen Pitter Charter-Partner Sea and More Yachting geführt und begeistert Segler mit gehobenen Charterstandards und Serviceleistungen.

In Trogir, eine der ältesten Siedlungen Dalmatiens, fühlt man sich um Jahrhunderte zurückversetzt. Die Hafenstadt liegt im sonnigsten und wärmsten Gebiet der kroatischen Adria und ist bei Crews und Skippern für einen Yachtcharter ab Trogir gleichermaßen beliebt. Hoher Qualitätsstandard zu fairen Preisen. Bester Rundum-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Trogir ist eine der ältesten Siedlungen Dalmatiens, bei der sich Chartergäste um Jahrhunderte zurückversetzt fühlen. Die Hafenstadt liegt im sonnigsten und wärmsten Gebiet der kroatischen Adria und ist ein beliebter Ausgangspunkt für einen Segeltörn. Die Basis in Trogir bietet hohen Qualitätsstandard zu fairen Preisen sowie besten Rundum-Service auf hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Ein Yachtcharter ab Split zählt zu den beliebtesten Segeltörns in Kroatien. Das Segelrevier entlang der süddalmatinischen Küste ist einfach zu befahren und ein optimaler Ausgangspunkt um dazugehörige Inseln, Buchten und Marinas zu erkunden. Die Marina Split - ACI wird von unserem Pitter Charter-Partner Top Light geführt und begeistert Segler mit hohen Qualitätsstandards und bestem Service zu fairen Preisen.

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Renting a boat in Pula & discovering the Istria, or Kvarner bay Coasts? We will find the perfect boat for you. Wide selection – Get your offer! Istria is one of the most interesting and beautiful areas on the Croatian waters. You can see ancient towns, romantic fishing villages and uninhabited bays here. Nature is mostly unspoiled, and it is really diverse as well. It is no coincidence that sea enthusiasts visit the place year by year. Set sail, and recharge yourself with positive energy!

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Pula is the capital of the peninsula of Istria and used to be a city of special importance in the Roman Empire. The amphitheatre of Pula is bigger than the Colosseum in Rome. Pula is one of the largest ports and trade centre of the North-Adriatic region. It is a very popular travel destination due to its sights and hiking opportunities.

Location of Pula

Already its location attracts travellers, as seven hills are situated next to it: Monte Zaro, Monte Serpente, Monte Ghiro, Monte Magno, Monte Paradiso, Monte Rizzi, and Monte Vidal. It is surrounded by two islands in the north: Kozada, and Sv. Jerolim. Interestingly enough it has two official languages, Croatian and Italian.

Can you rent a yacht in Pula – do I need a license?

Small boats (under a certain horsepower or length), electric boats, crewed yacht charters , gulet charters may not require a license. Larger boats or those with more powerful engines need a skipper’s license. Before you confirm your sailing trip to Trogir, please send us a copy and we will check it for you. You need to have the original copies with you on-board, so don’t forget to take them. To sail from Trogir, one of the following qualifications is necessary : ICC (International Certificate of Competence), Int. IPC (International Proficiency Certificate, USA), NauticEd SLC (International Sailing License and Credentials), RYA Day Skipper Course, valid Navigational and VHF licenses. Alternatively : ICC (International Certificate of Competence), Int. IPC (International Proficiency Certificate, USA), NauticEd SLC (International Sailing License and Credentials, Int.) OR: [UK] RYA Day Skipper Shorebased Certificate or higher, [USA] Sailing ‘Basic Keelboat’ or higher, [DE] ‘Sportbootführerschein See’ or higher, [FR] le Permis Plaisance Additionally, the following documents are necessary : Valid travel documents: USA citizens: EU regulations mandate USA passport holders to have at least three months of validity beyond the planned departure date from Croatia., European Union (EU) citizens: No visa required. Canadian citizens: No visa is required for stays up to 90 days. If you do not have a skipper license, it is also possible to rent a boat with a skipper

Rent a boat Pula – the main ports

Discovering the Pula-Medulin beach is considered to be a very popular boating route. From Pula, you can also reach Brijuni National Park, a group of islands on Istria. The area that has 14 islands offers an unforgettable experience with its special world of plants and animals and a fabulous environment. Pula is a really exciting and versatile city. It offers many historic sights and an old town with a romantic atmosphere. Pula’s beaches and the boating trips you can make from its ports are wonderful. To sum it up, you find there everything that you need for a perfect holiday.

ACI Marina Pula

The port of Pula can be found in a giant natural bay. They have 200 berths for mega yachts as long as 40 metres. It is perfectly equipped. They have laundry, ATM and currency exchange. There is also a petrol station nearby, and we can rent a car, too.

Marina Porec

The Istrian Peninsula is a perfect starting point from where we can explore the colourful, buzzing towns located along the shores of the Adriatic Sea. Besides the opportunity to walk around the former fishing villages in Croatia, you can also easily get to the wonderful Italian cities. The port of Porec is located in a well-protected bay directly next to the centre. It can accommodate up to 120 boats with a draft of 3.5 metres. Porec sailing , boat rental Porec

Port Of Medulin

Medulin has been considered one of the most popular and most modern resorts for the past few decades. It is easily accessible on a boat and can be an ideal starting point for a summer sailing adventure. Its modern port can accept more than 300 boats. Every berth has electricity and a water supply. We can also enjoy the cosy bars and cafés with a wonderful view of the beach. Medulin sailing , rent a boat Medulin

Marina of Vrsar

Vrsar is located in a bay perfectly protected by the surrounding islands. It is among the ports in the best condition on the northern shores of Istria. The port, which has 14-metre-deep waters, can accept 200 boats with a length up to 40 metres. rent a boat Vrsar rent a boat Vrsar

ACI Marina Rovinj

It is a modern and cosy port with a wonderful view. Thanks to a 20-million-euro investment, it is among the largest ports in Croatia. Everything is clean and in very good condition. They have excellent healthcare services. The port is divided into two parts. One of them is reserved for transit vessels, and the other was established for yachts stationing there during the whole year. 416 ships with a maximum length of 50 metres are allowed altogether. Rovinj sailing , yacht charter Rovinj

ACI Marina Pomer

The port of Pomer can be found in Medulin Bay. They can accept more than 300 yachts. It is a modern port with free Wi-Fi. There is a fine spacious restaurant on the beach. The port offers everything that sailors may need. There is even a storehouse where they can keep their equipment such as bicycles or surfboards. Medulin sailing , rent a boat Medulin

Marina Nautica port of Novigrad

There are berths for 365 boats overall with a maximum length of 50 metres. The port in Novigrad is world-class, and there is also a 4-star hotel here where we can require maintenance for our boat and charge our batteries in the form of relaxing wellness. rent a boat Novigrad rent a boat Novigrad

ACI Marina Umag

The depth of water here is around 5 metres, and they offer the app. 480 berths for ships of all sizes. They can even accept 40-metre-long mega yachts. The port is clean, the staff is friendly and the restaurant is excellent. There is also free Wi-Fi, a charging station and a currency exchanger. rent a boat Umag rent a boat Umag

The giant bay can accept 458 boats and they offer 120 dry docks here as well. It is perfectly equipped and has everything you may need.

Marina Mali Losinj

The bay is protected from northern and eastern winds. There are 80 berths here for transit boats with a length of up to 18 metres. They provide water and electricity, and there are many local restaurants and bars. Mali Losinj sailing , yacht charter Mali Losinj

Port of Rabac

It is located in a natural bay on the eastern shores of Istria. The port is perfectly protected from the northern and eastern winds. It was rebuilt and developed further recently. Rabac sailing , boat rental Rabac

Marina San Giusto port of Triest (Italy)

The port, which used to belong to the Monarch, is among the most modern and comfortable docking spots for tourists and business people today. The main building has it all: service, reception, information office, restaurants, shops and cosy bars. There are currently 245 berths in the port where the water is 5–14 metres deep.

Marina Lepanto port of Monfalcone (Italy)

The Marina Lepanto can be found in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in the town of Monfalcone. Ships with a length of up to 15 metres can dock here; there are 220 berths altogether. The depth of the water is 5 metres. The marina is located at the end of an app. 3 kilometre-long channel, and is protected from all directions. It is a favoured spot among tourists and of course families with small children. It is a modern and well-equipped port with all the necessary services provided including boat service and a crane. There is also an excellent restaurant and a hotel with a swimming pool in the garden here.

Marina Punta Faro port of Lignano Sabbiadoro (Italy)

The port of Marina Punta Faro can be found in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Northern Italy. It is a giant port that can accept 1200 boats with an allowed draft of 3.5 meters and length of 35 metres. Thanks to its large size and modern equipment, the port attracts a massive amount of tourists every year. Besides all the important services, there is also a diving centre in the port. They have boat service and a crane as well. You can find a drugstore, grocery store, restaurants and cafés in the near vicinity, too. Rent a boat Lignano Sabbiadoro

Vento di Venezia (Italy)

There are of course many ports in Venice. Depending on what you need, you will definitely find the right one for you. Vento di Venezia – Venezia Certosa Marina – is a great choice. It is perfectly equipped and has a wonderful atmosphere. The water at this rustic port is 7 metres deep, and they accept 300 boats up to 60 metres long. It is perfect for tourists, as it can be easily accessed from St Mark’s Square. boat rental Venice Italy

The most beautiful beaches in Pula

The city has a wide range of beaches, most of which have small pebbles, rocks or concrete surfaces. The 5 most popular beaches:

The beach of Ambrela Bay, which has a blue distinction, means that the water quality is excellent. It has very easy access and it is very well equipped with all the things you may need for undisturbed swimming. It is a frequently visited beach section.

A beach close to district Stoja, close to the old town. A beach section of Bay Uvala Zelenika. The beach has small pebbles and concrete. It has simple equipment and its popularity is mainly due to Valkane’s summer beach festival.

Pjescana uvala

It is located at the bay that has the same name. The beach has small pebbles, but as you go deeper into the sea, you can also find sandy parts. One of the most frequented beaches, because it is very well-equipped and has many tools for rental both for adults and kids.

The beach of Grotanova Bay, where the sea gets only gradually deeper. This makes it very popular for families with small kids, but also for those who enjoy shallow water.

Peninsula Kamenjak

It is 10 km from the city of Pula, which makes it easy to access by boat or yacht. There are many separate beaches on the peninsula, but you can still find unexplored and wild areas there.

Main sights in Pula

Besides going to the beach, you are recommended to spend time discovering Pula, which has a rich history and cultural life.

Amphitheatre, Arena

The most famous sight of the city, but perhaps one in the whole of Croatia. It was built from limestone between 27-68 before Christ. This is the world’s sixth-largest arena from that time, which is 132 meters long, 105 meters wide and has 3 floors. It is similar to the Colosseum in Rome, but it is less crowded.

Sergius triumphal arch/Golden arch

Built around 27 b. C. It is opposite the city gate, which makes it similar to an entrance to the narrow streets of Pula’s old town.

Church of Rome and Augustus

Its construction started in the second-century b. C. following the example of the Mars church in Rome. It was seriously damaged through bomb attacks in World War 2, but now it is again open for visits after restoration and a statue collection can be found in it.

In this castle built on a hill, the history museum of Istria can be found. But it’s not only worth visiting for the museum but also for the view.

Already its location is special, it is located in the building of an old fortress, Fort Verudela. Watching sea animals and turtles will surely be a great experience for children.

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Weather of Pula

It is hot and dry in the summer, but winters are also typically mild. The average annual middle temperature is 13.2 °C.

The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Pula. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.

The wind rose for Pula shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Pula shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.

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"If you rented a boat from us, we don't need to introduce ourselves. If you book with us for the first time, you will soon get to know us." 🙂 Some feedback about us...

Lavrion - Greece

Sehr guter Service und Beratung. Die Buchung war recht einfach.

Family Doppler (Germany)

Milos - Greece

Our catamaran sailing trip was fantastic. The Alegria is an amazing boat. Comfortable and beautiful, with all the features one could hope for...

Harry (USA)

Dubrovnik - Croatia

Ismét nagyon jó áron kaptunk,egy igazán luxus hajót. A Bali 4.5 egy igazán jó válaasztás. A Köszönjük az ügyintézést.

Ágnes (Hungary)

Mykonos - Greece

Easy to book, and perfect communication from the very beginning. The boat was in perfect condition and very comfortable for a group of 10pax...

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