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Accommodation in Pula

Its ancient heritage, verdant bays and rich gastronomic scene make Pula the perfect choice for a holiday in Istria. Apartments in Pula offer ideal accommodation for guests who want to combine beaches, culture and an active holiday. During the summer, the city is bustling with events, and the variety of apartments in Pula provide a convenient base for exploring the peninsula, from Verudela and Stoja to nearby natural gems such as Cape Kamenjak and the Brijuni Islands.
Whether you seek luxurious accommodations with a sea view or budget-friendly Pula apartments suitable for families, there are plenty of options to choose from. Modern facilities are equipped with all the essentials for a comfortable stay, and the various locations—whether near the beaches, in the city center, or in quieter neighborhoods—make selecting the perfect spot effortless.

Why choose Pula for your vacation?

  • Impressive history – Amphitheater (Arena), Temple of Augustus, Forum and the old Castle
  • Diverse beaches—including pebbly and rocky coves with crystal-clear waters—such as Ambrela, Hawaii (Verudela), Valkane, Hidrobaza and Stoja
  • Excursions within reach – Cape Kamenjak (Premantura), Brijuni National Park (from Fažana), inland Istria (Motovun, Grožnjan)
  • Gastronomic experience – Istrian truffles, olive oil, prosciutto, cheeses and wines Malvasia and Teran
  • Active vacation – cycling, kayaking/SUP, diving, sailing, seaside walks

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When to visit Pula?

Pula has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters. Here’s an overview by season:

SeasonTemperaturesCharacteristics
Summer (June–August)28-33°CIdeal for swimming, peak season
Spring (April–May)17-24°CPleasant weather, less crowded
Autumn (September–October)18-27°CSea still warm, more affordable prices
Winter (November–March)7-13°CQuieter period, focus on sightseeing and gastronomy

For the best balance of price, weather, and crowds, we recommend late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September). During these periods, low cost apartments in Pula are more available, the sea is suitable for swimming, and you avoid the peak season. For July–August, we advise booking in advance.

What to do in Pula?

Beaches and Swimming

  • Ambrela (Verudela) – Well-equipped pebble beach with a gentle slope
  • Hawaii (Verudela) – popular cove with natural shade
  • Valkane – city beach with sports and hospitality offerings
  • Hidrobaza – spacious beach with new infrastructure
  • Stoja – multiple coves and rocky areas perfect for jumping and snorkeling

Activities and Excursions

  • Explore the Arena and the underground Zerostrasse tunnels
  • Boat trip to Brijuni – safari park, historic trails and promenades
  • Discover Cape Kamenjak – crystal-clear sea, panoramic outlooks and pristine coves
  • Kayak & SUP tours around Verudela and Stoja, diving at nearby locations
  • Explore Istrian villages – wine cellars, olive mills and local taverns

Gastronomy

Pula is an excellent base for Istrian specialties:

  • Truffles – homemade pasta like fuži with black/white truffle
  • Fresh fish and seafood – grilled with olive oil
  • Istrian prosciutto and cheese – with a glass of Malvasia or Teran
  • Minestrone soup and homemade olive oil – authentic taste of Istria

How to Get to Pula?

  • By car – A9 (Istrian Y) connects Pula with the rest of Istria and Slovenia/Italy
  • By bus – frequent lines from Zagreb, Rijeka, Trieste and other cities
  • By plane – Pula Airport (PUY) a few kilometers from the city; transfers by bus/taxi
  • By boat – seasonal boat connections and excursion boats in the area

Book Your Perfect Holiday Today!

Whether you are looking for a romantic weekend, a family vacation, or an active getaway, apartments in Pula offer accommodation for every taste and budget. From designer beachfront apartments to affordable options near the city center, Pula has it all.
Browse our selection of accommodation in Pula and book your perfect holiday today! Visit our website or call us at +385 21 456 456 – we will be happy to help you find the ideal stay for an unforgettable holiday in the ancient capital of Istria.

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Guest review image One bedroom apartment with terrace, Pula - A-16053-a
One bedroom apartment with terrace, Pula - A-16053-a
Good location, close to a shop, pizzeria, and the beach. The quiet neighborhood is a perfect place to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city. The apartment itself is clean and tidy, with air conditioning and a well-equipped kitchen. The owner is friendly. I highly recommend it.
Krzysztofik Hubert
Guest review image Two bedroom apartment with air-conditioning, Pula - A-21978-a
Two bedroom apartment with air-conditioning, Pula - A-21978-a
A lovely, spacious apartment. Clean and well-equipped. Close to the sea, but you'll need to walk or drive a bit further to get to a nice beach. I highly recommend it!
Łukasz Nykaza
Guest review image One bedroom apartment with balcony and sea view, Pula - A-7681-b
One bedroom apartment with balcony and sea view, Pula - A-7681-b
Everything is great ❤️ only the host could pay more attention to cleanliness.
Patrycja Kowalczyk

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FAQ

1. What are the most popular locations for apartments in Pula?

The most popular locations for apartments in Pula are the city center (near the Arena and historical attractions), Veruda (a quiet residential area with beaches), Stoja (peninsula with beautiful beaches), and Verudela (tourist resort with numerous facilities). Each location has its advantages depending on whether you prefer proximity to beaches, historical sites, or nightlife.

2. How far in advance should I book an apartment in Pula?

For stays during the high season (July and August), we recommend booking at least 3–6 months in advance. For the pre-season and post-season (May, June, September), booking 1–2 months in advance is sufficient. Keep in mind that the most popular apartments, especially those by the sea or with a pool, are often booked a year in advance.

3. Which beaches are the best in Pula?

The most popular beaches in Pula and its surroundings are Ambrela (family beach with many services), Hawaii (known for clear water and cliffs), Gortan Cove (a quiet cove ideal for relaxation), and the beaches on Cape Kamenjak (protected nature reserve with numerous hidden coves). Most beaches are pebbly or rocky, which contributes to the extraordinary clarity of the sea.

4. Do I need a car during my stay in Pula?

If you stay in the center of Pula, a car is not necessary for everyday activities because all main attractions are within walking distance, and public transport is well organized. However, if you want to explore the surroundings (Cape Kamenjak, Rovinj, Motovun), a car is recommended. Many apartments offer parking, which is a great advantage during the summer season.

5. What costs should I budget for beyond the apartment's base price?

In addition to the base apartment price, you can expect to pay a tourist tax (about €1.5 per person per day during the high season). Some apartments charge extra for cleaning or require a deposit that is returned after check-out. Check whether the price includes all utilities (electricity, water, internet) and whether there are additional costs for using air conditioning.

6. Can I bring a pet to the apartment?

Some apartments in Pula allow pets, but this needs to be checked in advance. Usually, an extra fee for pets applies, and some apartments have restrictions regarding the size or type of animal. On beaches marked as “pet-friendly,” you can swim with your pet.

7. What are the must-see attractions near Pula?

Besides the beautiful beaches and historical attractions in Pula itself, we recommend visiting Brijuni National Park, nearby towns such as Rovinj, Poreč, and Motovun, as well as Cape Kamenjak. Active holiday enthusiasts can enjoy diving, sailing, cycling, or hiking, while gastronomy lovers can explore numerous wine and olive oil routes in the Istrian hinterland.