Set out on a captivating adventure that unveils the breathtaking natural wonders of Croatia’s National Park Brijuni. Departing from the charming town of Fazana, you’ll explore a stunning archipelago of 14 islands, each with its own unique allure. Enjoy a guided experience that seamlessly blends swimming and sightseeing, allowing you to truly connect with the crystal-clear waters and diverse landscapes. With flexible start times and affordable pricing, this tour promises an unforgettable day of discovery and relaxation. But prepare to be captivated, for the beauty of Brijuni is about to leave you in awe.
Key Points
- Tour of 14 islands in Brijuni National Park with guided exploration and 4 hours of leisure time for swimming and snorkeling.
- Prices start at $235.23 for groups up to 7 people, with a 10% group discount and no upfront payment required.
- Highlights include swimming with colorful fish, observing historic monuments like Tito’s mansion, and encountering diverse wildlife like free-roaming peacocks.
- Entrance fees of 5 EUR for adults and 3 EUR for children, with a 10-minute boat ride back to Fazana.
- Seasonal availability from June 1 to September 15, with essential items like towels and beachwear recommended for the tour.
Tour Overview and Pricing
The tour of the 14 islands of the National Park Brijuni, departing from Fazana, offers visitors the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear waters and save up to 10% on the group rate, with prices starting from $235.23 for up to 7 people.
Guests can cancel their reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and they don’t need to pay upfront to secure their spot.
The tour lasts 1.5 hours and allows visitors to check availability for various start times.
Whether you’re looking for an affordable, flexible, and exciting island adventure or simply want to experience the natural beauty of Brijuni, this tour is an excellent choice.
Itinerary and Experience
Starting from the Brijuni Tours – Remember Istria location, visitors embark on a guided tour lasting approximately one hour.
Following the initial exploration, they’re granted ample time, roughly four hours, to visit the island of Sveti Jerolim, where they can enjoy a break, capture memorable photographs, and indulge in swimming and snorkeling activities.
Along the way, they’ll witness an array of captivating sites, including Tito’s private island, the fish-shaped island of Gaz, and the historic 140-year-old St. Marko lighthouse.
The tour offers an immersive experience, allowing visitors to:
- Swim with colorful fish in crystal clear waters
- Observe historic monuments and Tito’s mansion
- Admire the natural beauty of the fish-shaped island
- Experience the diverse wildlife, including free-roaming peacocks
- Enjoy optional dining or relaxation on Sv. Jerolim
Highlights and Attractions
Visitors can swim with colorful fish in the crystal clear waters surrounding the islands of NP Brijuni, seeing the natural beauty of the region. They’ll also have the opportunity to observe historic monuments, including Tito’s mansion and wine cellar, showcasing the archipelago’s rich heritage.
Another highlight is the captivating fish-shaped island of Gaz, which offers visitors a chance to admire the diverse natural landscapes. On top of that, the tour allows guests to experience the vibrant wildlife, such as the free-roaming peacocks on the island of Sv. Jerolim.
From serene swimming to fascinating historical sights, the islands of NP Brijuni promise an unforgettable adventure for all who visit.
Costs and Entry Fees
Entrance to the island of Sv. Jerolim costs 5 EUR for adults and 3 EUR for children aged 7-18. The journey back to Fazana takes just 10 minutes via a larger boat, allowing visitors to make the most of their time on the islands.
With these reasonable entry fees, travelers can explore the diverse wildlife and historic monuments that make the Brijuni Islands a true gem of Croatia’s Istrian coast. The cost-effective pricing makes this tour an excellent value, ensuring visitors can fully enjoy the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the region.
- Affordable entry fees for adults and children
- Convenient 10-minute boat ride back to Fazana
- Opportunity to maximize time on the islands
- Explore historic sites and natural wonders
- Cost-effective pricing for a memorable experience
Important Information and Requirements
The main meeting point for this tour is the ticket selling point for the boat Kristina at the main pier in Fazana. Travelers should bring towels and beachwear, as handcarts and electric wheelchairs are not allowed on the islands. Visitors can explore the enchanting Sv. Jerolim island from June 1 to September 15 each season, seeing the vibrant wildlife and breathtaking natural landscapes.
| What to Bring | What’s Not Allowed |
|---|---|
| Towels | Handcarts |
| Beachwear | Electric Wheelchairs |
Sv. Jerolim island is open for visitors during the summer months, allowing travelers to fully experience the unique charm and natural wonders of the Brijuni National Park.
Meeting Point and Transportation
Travelers can find the main meeting point for this tour at the ticket selling point for the boat Kristina, located right on the main pier in Fazana. From there, they’ll board the vessel and embark on a captivating journey to explore the 14 stunning islands of Brijuni National Park.
The transportation to the islands is efficient and comfortable, taking just 10 minutes by larger boat. Along the way, guests can admire the stunning coastal scenery and prepare to enjoy the natural wonders of this protected archipelago.
The tour offers a seamless experience, ensuring a hassle-free start to a remarkable day of exploration and relaxation.
- Convenient meeting point at the Kristina boat ticket office
- Comfortable 10-minute boat ride to the islands
- Stunning coastal views during the transfer
- Efficient transportation ensuring a smooth start to the tour
- Hassle-free journey to the heart of Brijuni National Park
What to Bring and Restrictions
Packing the right essentials is key to making the most of one’s Brijuni adventure. Visitors should bring along a towel and suitable beachwear to fully enjoy the swimming and snorkeling opportunities on the islands.
However, certain restrictions apply, as handcarts and electric wheelchairs aren’t permitted within the national park. This is to preserve the natural beauty and delicate ecosystems of the islands.
Guests can expect to be immersed in the stunning natural landscapes, from the crystal-clear waters teeming with colorful fish to the free-roaming peacocks on Sv. Jerolim.
With these simple considerations in mind, travelers are sure to have an unforgettable experience exploring the 14 captivating islands of NP Brijuni.
Seasonal Availability
Aside from the packing essentials, visitors should also be aware of the seasonal availability of the islands. The island of Sv. Jerolim is only open for exploration from June 1 to September 15 each year.
This ensures that travelers can fully enjoy the natural beauty and rich history of the area during the peak tourist season. Whether you’re seeking a refreshing swim, a photo opportunity, or a chance to observe the diverse wildlife, the islands of NP Brijuni offer a unique and captivating experience.
To make the most of your visit, be sure to plan accordingly and take advantage of this limited-time opportunity.
- Sv. Jerolim open June 1 – September 15
- Optimal time to visit during peak tourist season
- Opportunities for swimming, photography, and wildlife viewing
- Diverse landscapes and historical sites to explore
- Plan your trip to coincide with the open season
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Animals in NP Brijuni Dangerous to Visitors?
The animals in NP Brijuni pose little danger to visitors. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including free-roaming peacocks, that coexist peacefully with the many travelers who come to enjoy the island’s natural beauty and historic attractions.
Is Photography Allowed Throughout the Tour?
Visitors are free to take photos throughout the tour, capturing the stunning natural landscapes, historic landmarks, and diverse wildlife of Brijuni National Park. Photography is a great way to remember the captivating sights and experiences of this remarkable destination.
Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks to the Islands?
Visitors are welcome to bring their own food and drinks to the islands, allowing them to fully enjoy the scenic beauty and historic sights at their own pace. However, dining options are also available on the island of Sv. Jerolim.
Is the Tour Suitable for People With Mobility Issues?
The tour may not be the best fit for those with mobility issues. The tour includes some walking and access to the islands may be challenging for those with limited mobility. However, the staff are happy to provide assistance where possible.
Can We Extend Our Stay on Sv. Jerolim Beyond the Tour Duration?
Visitors can extend their stay on Sv. Jerolim beyond the tour duration. The island is open for visitors from June 1 to September 15, providing ample time to explore, swim, and dine at your own pace.
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Recap
Set out on a captivating tour from Fazana to explore the stunning 14 islands of National Park Brijuni.
Enjoy a guided experience that blends swimming and sightseeing, with ample time to learn about the crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life of Sveti Jerolim.
This unforgettable adventure offers flexible start times, affordable pricing, and the opportunity to learn about the breathtaking natural landscapes of this remarkable destination.
