Fažana is a famous tourist destination, a village on the west coast of Istria.

Former Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito loved Fažana and Brijuni, where he spent six months a year.

Tourists began to discover Brijuni, and the Austrian visionary began to build hotels and infrastructure.

There are promenades, parks, beaches, swimming pools, and there is no lack of the finest gastronomic specialties, excellent wines and olive oil.

Brijuni is slowly turning into a place where luxury for all the senses prevails. 

Brijuni has become popular as a health resort, as an archaeological site (footprints of dinosaurs and reptiles, Roman ruins, etc.), but also as a place that confirms the social status of distinguished visitors.

Fuel

Boat driving licence is required. In case you don't have one, rent a boat with a skipper.

The deposit is 300 €, which you pay upon taking the boat and will be refunded upon return.