Overview
Brijuni or Brioni is a group of twelve small islands in the Croatian part of the northern Adriatic Sea. These twelve islands are separated from the west coast of the Istrian peninsula by the narrow Fazana Strait. The largest island, Veli Brijun lies 2 km off the coast. The Brijuni islands were proclaimed a National park in 1983. They cover an area of 2,700 acres. The island’s abound with Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean vegetation. The island has a zoo, pheasant farm and safari park with numerous diverse forms of animal life. Traces of human inhabitation on the island date back to the earlier neolithic period. Among the many archaeological sites, the most significant is the pre-historic settlement on Gradina hill. On the western coast of the island are located remains of a typical summer residence and temple from Roman times in the Verige Gulf, and on the western shore, very valuable ruins dating from the late ancient-Byzantine period and the Byzantine basilica of St. Mary dating from the 6th century.
Itinerary
- departure from your accommodation in the early morning hours
- pleasant drive through Istria
- arriving to Fažana, boat trasnfer to Brijuni
- visit of Pula
- arrival to the accommodation in late evening hours
Prices
PRICES (per person):
1 person | 230 € |
2 persons | 150 € |
3 — 4 persons | 110 € |
5 — 7 persons | 80 € |
8 persons | 70 € |
The price includes:
- comfortable car or minivan
- official tour guide/drive
- official tour guide in Brijuni NP
- road tolls and parking
- all taxes and VAT
Note: entrance ticket for Brijuni NP is not included in the price (170 kn)