What to see in the Brijuni Islands?
Find out what to see at Brijuni Islands National Park
The Brijuni Islands are a little piece of paradise in Croatia, off the coast of Istria. 14 islands scattered along a few kilometers of the sea, known for their vegetation, pristine beaches and crystal clear waters.
In 1983 they became a National Park, a fascinating attraction also open to tourists who wish to spend dreamy days in close contact with nature.
How to reach the Brijuni Islands?
Of the many Brijuni Islands, only one is open to visitors, the Great Island. Some, such as the Minor Island can only be visited on special occasions such as during the Ulysses Threatre performances.
The Brijuni Islands National Park can be reached by sea from Fažana, which boasts a regular daily boat service, with a travel time of about 20 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at the marina from which boats depart in Fažana or online at the park’s official website.
Lots of activities such as hiking, cycling, birdwatching and swimming await you. There are also several archaeological sites on the islands, including a Roman villa and an ancient Greek settlement. Park highlights include the Roman villa on the island of Veliki Brijun and the wild peacocks that roam freely on the islands.
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