Pula Sightseeing tours

The walking tours start by the Arena, from the sailor statue in the park facing it or from Nimfej park near the Riva, and follow the same Roman thread for about two hours: Tito's Park, the Twin Gate, the Zerostrasse tunnels, the Gate of Hercules, the Arch of the Sergii and the Temple of Augustus on the Forum. The group walks are tip-based, with a small official ticket price because Croatian law requires one, and need booking ahead, with larger parties sent to private tours; the private versions add a visit to the Arena's underground chambers and a walk through Austro-Hungarian Pula from the former Franz Joseph Barracks.

Beyond the old town, guided e-bike rides follow shaded forest and gravel paths to coastal fortresses and Second World War sites, including Fort Punta Christo and a stretch through tunnels, while quad and buggy tours from Štinjan climb seaside hills over Brijuni and time the shortest route for sunset at the Punta Christo lighthouse. Quad and buggy drivers need a category B car licence and closed shoes, the helmet, fuel and guide are included, and each tour needs a minimum number of vehicles.