Navigo Libertas – Marlin Pula is a 1998 Omnia Omnia 650 Walkaround (restored in 2026), based out of Pula. It can take up to eight guests. The boat is powered by one 70 HP gas outboard Yamaha engine, offering a maximum cruising speed of 20 knots.
"We are a family of 7 people. We had an absolute excellent trip with Kristijan." — Maria,
Alba Boat Tours is a 2006 Triakis C30 Motor yacht (restored in 2022), based out of Pula. It can take up to fifteen guests. The boat is powered by two 250 HP diesel inboard VM engines, offering a maximum cruising speed of 29 knots.
Discover the stunning coastline of Pula aboard Boat Excursions Antonio Pula, a sleek and comfortable 2026 Tiger Marine Proline 620 RIB designed for unforgettable days on the Adriatic.
Step aboard Burin Dolphin Excursion Pula, a beautifully restored 1988 Mochi 44 Fly motor yacht (fully refitted in 2025), offering the perfect blend of classic Italian craftsmanship and modern comfort.
"This is our second trip to Pula, and we were lucky enough to meet Captain Henry and his partner." — Paul,
Set off on an unforgettable adventure aboard Burin Dolphin Excursion Pula – Gobby 28, a beautifully restored 1984 Gobby 28 Fly Motor Yacht, fully refurbished in 2025.
"We had an absolutely fantastic boat tour and honestly couldn’t have asked for a better experience." — Petar,
Discover the stunning coastline of Pula aboard Flipper Boat, a 42' motor yacht built by Kantrida Shipyard in 2005 and beautifully restored in 2020.
"Lovely trip. Nice boat. Great captain" — Paul,
Discover the beauty of Pula and the stunning Istrian coastline aboard our classic Elan 35 motor yacht, guided by a knowledgeable local captain who knows both the famous highlights and hidden gems of the Adriatic.
"Very nice crew, know history of places visited. And do the best..." — Philippe,
Step aboard Sirius Fun, a brand-new 2025 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 S2, and experience the Adriatic in style, comfort, and performance.
Discover the beauty of Pula from the water aboard Pula Boat Tours, a classic 1998 Comant F 98, thoughtfully restored in 2021 for a comfortable and memorable cruising experience.
"We had an evening trip around the Pula area. We were 3 families with 6 adults and 6 teenagers aged 15-17." — Catherine,
Pula, Croatia blends sunlit Adriatic waters with a dramatic coastline, making it a standout base for island-hopping and coastal cruising. With Pula boating charters, you can navigate calm bays, snorkel over clear shallows, and drop anchor beside pine-fringed beaches that feel worlds away yet sit minutes from the city's harbor.
Sail south to the wild headlands and hidden coves of Cape Kamenjak, where sea caves, natural rock arches, and turquoise inlets create an adventurous playground for swimmers and paddleboarders. To the northwest, the Brijuni archipelago tempts with sheltered anchorages, manicured shores, and serene channels ideal for relaxed day trips and sunset cruises.
Skippers appreciate steady summer breezes, well-marked channels, and modern marinas, while newcomers find plenty of protected waters perfect for first-time outings and family-friendly excursions. Keep watch for dolphins that occasionally ride the bow wave, and time your route to catch golden-hour light on lighthouses and rugged cliffs.
Whether you prefer a crewed yacht, a sleek speedboat, or a simple sailboat for the day, Pula boating charters offer flexible ways to explore Croatia's Istrian coast. Plan coastal hops between swim stops, explore seaside villages for lunch, and return to harbor with panoramic views that pair maritime adventure with effortless Mediterranean charm.
