Pula to Piran and Portoroz: Private day trip

Part of the Venetian empire from the 13th century to the late 18th century, Piran is the best-preserved town on the Adriatic. Its medieval Venetian Gothic architecture and narrow old town streets attract visitors from all over the world. Piran is home to the well-known violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini, whom the main square has been named after. A statue erected in his honor can also be found in the square. Enjoy the rich cultural heritage of this small seaside “dream” town.

The town's spa traditions date all the way back to the 13th century when Benedictine monks used the healing seawater to treat illnesses. Today, Portoroz is home to six wellness spas and resorts to enjoy and relax in all year round. If the weather is right, visitors can also swim in the Mediterranean Sea, which can reach temperatures up to 31 degrees celsius. Travelers of all ages come to revel in the town's well-maintained beaches, nature park, and elegant, modern architecture.