14 islands scattered along a stretch of sea of ​​a few square kilometers: not much? Not if we're talking about the Brioni Islands (in Croatian Brijuni), an archipelago northwest of Pula that can rightly be considered one of the most VIP reasons in Croatia thanks to their illustrious past. Inhabited since ancient times, in 1893 they were purchased by the rich Austrian industrialist Paul Kupelwieser with the intent - perfectly successful - of transforming this uncultivated spot into a luxury holiday resort for aristocrats and celebrities. In 1930 the property passed to the Italian state, which then ceded it to Yugoslavia in 1945. Tito made it his summer residence, and it was precisely in these years that the islands saw a regular frequentation of actors and heads of state as guests of the Yugoslavian president. In 1983 the islands became a national park and the hotels once reserved for celebrities welcome tourists eager to treat themselves to a fairytale stay. The Brijuni Islands National Park is truly an attraction not to be missed: a place of peace and luxury at the same time, where in a single day you can experience the splendor of imperial courts and the serenity of nature. Unforgettable walks, visits to ancient ruins, the old of the rich and plenty of relaxation on the beach await you.

PLAN:

- Departure from Aci Marina (Pula) at 8:00

  Archipelago tour

- Aperitif and lunch at anchor

- Return at 18:00

Price per person: € 180 all inclusive