The Best Boat Rentals in Pula

• Motorboats, perfect for island hopping and day cruises to different beaches and interesting spots around Pula
• Sailboats, ideal if you want a romantic, relaxing adventure with your partner or travel companions.
• Catamarans, which are great for large groups on holiday in Pula
• and Yachts, for luxury boating experiences in Pula. The type of boat you choose will depend on your preferences and experience level, but many boat rentals are available as charters with a licensed captain.

Pula Bay and the Brijuni National Park are two of the best boating destinations in Pula. Pula Bay offers calm waters and stunning views of the city, while the Brijuni National Park features 14 islands and is home to various marine life.

If you plan to rent a boat in Pula, you will need a valid boating license or certification. However, some rental companies may offer boats that do not require a license or provide a skipper for an additional fee.

The best time of year to go boating in Pula is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm, and the waters are calm. However, it's important to check the weather forecast before going on a boating trip, as conditions can change quickly.

Yes, there are some restrictions on where you can go boating in Pula. For example, some areas may be off-limits due to conservation efforts, while others may require a permit to access. It's important to check with local authorities and rental companies to ensure that you are following all rules and regulations.

From Pula, some excellent day trips include Brijuni Island, accessible by a catamaran charter. Here you’ll enjoy a safari park and see lots of amazing wildlife. Another great day trip from Pula is to Venice, Italy! Yes, that’s right, you can visit another country on a day trip from Pula, Croatia. Boats to Venice leave daily from the ferry port. Mali Losinj is an island accessible from Pula on a boat tour and is beloved for being a charming and “healing” destination on the Istrian coast.

To access Brijuni Island from Pula, you must get on a boat. In addition to the ferry, you can also rent or charter a sailing yacht, powerboat, or a little RIB to transport you over water from Pula to Brijuni.

Pula is an excellent holiday destination for visitors looking to enjoy a Croatian city without the heavy crowds one finds in Split or Dubrovnik. It’s a popular yachting and boating destination, with many little islands nearby, perfect for exploring on a boat rental.