Pula, a seaside city on Croatia's Istrian Peninsula, is famed for its sheltered port, beachfront, and the Roman remains that can be found there. Pula is home to world-class festivals, fresh and inexpensive cuisine, and the world's most intact Roman colosseum. During the Summer, Pula experiences spectacular weather with temperatures reaching up to 30°C.

The largest city in Istria, Pula, is renowned for the nearly complete Roman ruins that still dominate its main area. Summertime events like concerts and festivals are held in the Amphitheatre, while the seaside towns of Verudela and Medulin are just a short drive or bus ride away. During a visit to the city, Irish writer James Joyce made a significant impact on its residents. Today, his stay is marked by a statue outside a café themed in his honour! Pula has many fun activities to take part in including a visit to the Cape Kamenjak caves, which can be reached by boat or kayak. Pula has incredible cuisine on offer. Istria was a part of Italy until 1947, and remnants of their Italian past can still be seen in their cuisine with pizza, spaghetti and gelato all being favourites. At times, it feels like you are dining in a remote nook of Tuscany. Pula is also a large fishing port; meaning the seafood is wonderful there as well. For the freshest oysters and mussels, visit the eateries along the Limski Canal.

Pula is a fabulous destination for couples. Enjoy a romantic getaway with your significant other and savour the the well-renowned cuisine on offer before embarking on a winery tour where you can sample some Croatian wine. There are a few options in Pula to learn about Istria's wine-making culture. One of the most enjoyable things in Pula, Croatia, is wine tasting in the vineyards that dot the countryside. A holiday to Pula makes for a fantastic trip for the most romantic of couples.

There are currently no direct flights between Dublin Airport and Pula Airport, however our travel experts can help you easily book connecting flights with baggage and transfers included.