Private Tailor-Made Trips to Brijuni

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Brijuni, Built Around You

Brijuni National Park was once Yugoslav President Tito's summer residence and state retreat, where he hosted foreign leaders for decades. Its safari park section is home to zebras, llamas and other animals gifted by visiting foreign leaders, and over 200 dinosaur footprints are preserved across the islands.

Rather than a single fixed itinerary, this is a starting point for a private trip built around how you actually want to use it: a half or full day exploring the islands, taking advantage of the flat, easy terrain that makes it popular for cycling, or as a stop on a longer Istria itinerary. Tell us your dates and interests, and we'll plan the rest.

  • Former Yugoslav President Tito's summer residence and state retreat
  • A safari park section with zebras, llamas and other animals gifted by foreign leaders
  • Over 200 dinosaur footprints preserved across the islands
  • Flat, easy terrain popular for cycling

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  • Best time to visitApril–October
  • Time neededA half or full day, reached by a short boat crossing from the mainland
  • Getting thereA short boat crossing from Fažana, near Pula

Every tailor-made trip is quoted individually — tell us your dates, starting point and what else you'd like to see, and we'll send a plan.

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Fit Brijuni into your trip

The shape a Brijuni visit commonly takes — already exists as a set itinerary you can book directly, or we can adapt it to your own dates.

Cycling on Brijuni Island, day 2 of the multi-day Istria tour

Part of a Multi-Day Istria Tour

Brijuni features on day 2 of our family multisport adventure in Istria.

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Send us your dates and starting point — we'll come back with a private itinerary built around them.

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Brijuni trip questions, answered

What is Brijuni known for?

Tito's former state retreat, a safari park with animals gifted by foreign leaders, and preserved dinosaur footprints.

How do I get to Brijuni?

By a short boat crossing from Fažana, near Pula — arranged as part of the visit.

How much time do I need at Brijuni?

A half or full day covers the islands comfortably.

Is this a private trip?

Yes — every tailor-made trip is fully private, with your own vehicle and driver-guide, planned around your dates and interests.

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