



by Pula Bike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€118This three-hour small-group bike tour in Pula begins across from the main entrance of the Amphitheatre de Pula. Riders start by cycling to the Twin Gates of Pula, also known as Porta Gemina, built between the 2nd and 3rd centuries on the remains of an earlier gate. The route continues past the Gate of Hercules and through the Arch of the Sergii, called the Golden Gate, an important Roman structure. Participants then pass the Church of Our Lady of the Sea and a memorial site for those lost on the Baron Gautsch steamship during World War I and II. The tour includes a ten-minute ride along a four-kilometer promenade lined with pine forest, connecting three beaches: Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar. Next is a ten-minute stop at a canyon ridge with high cliffs offering sea views. Those who wish can try cliff jumping from these cliffs. The ride continues along the seafront, providing views of Pula’s old town, port, and the historic Uljanik shipyard. The group stops for five minutes at Pula’s main square and another five minutes at the Roman temple dedicated to Roma and Emperor Augustus, built between 2 BC and 14 AD. The tour includes a quality mountain bike, helmet, bottled water, and photos and videos from the ride. Swimming and cliff diving in the clear sea are part of the experience. Transfers, lunch, and snorkeling equipment are not included.
Amphitheatre de Pula
The tour begins directly across from the main entrance of Pula’s Arena, also called the Amphitheatre.
The Twin Gates of Pula
Participants will see the Twin Gates, or Porta Gemina, notable for its two semi-circular openings. It dates from the 2nd to 3rd centuries built over an earlier town gate.
Gate of Hercules
The route passes closely by the Gate of Hercules.
Arch of the Sergii
Cyclists pass through the Arch of the Sergii, also known as the Golden Gate, a prominent Roman structure in Pula.
Church of Our Lady of the Sea (Mornaricka crkva)
The tour includes passing by the well-known Church of Our Lady of the Sea.
Baron Gautsch Memorial Site
Riders see the memorial for those killed on the Baron Gautsch steamship during World War I and for World War II victims.
Promenade between Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar Beaches
A ride along a promenade over 4 kilometers long runs between thick pine forest and the sea, linking three beaches: Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar.
10 min
Canyon Ridge with Cliffs and Cliff Jumping
The tour reaches a canyon ridge featuring high cliffs and wide views. Riders can try cliff jumping from these cliffs during this stop.
10 min
Pula Seafront
Cycling along the seafront offers views of the old town, the port, and the Uljanik shipyard with a history over 160 years.
Pula Main Square
The tour stops at the main square of Pula town.
5 min
Roman Temple of Roma and Augustus
The last stop is the Roman temple dedicated to Roma and Emperor Augustus, constructed between 2 BC and 14 AD.
5 min
PULA BIKE | 52100 Pula, Istria - Croatia | The meeting point is in the city center, exactly across from the main entrance of the Pula Amphitheatre. There will be Your guide with Your bikes leaning against the wall. If You have any problem finding us please CALL US.
End point
PULA BIKE | 52100 Pula, Istria - Croatia | The meeting point is in the city center, exactly across from the main entrance of the Pula Amphitheatre. There will be Your guide with Your bikes leaning against the wall. If You have any problem finding us please CALL US.




by Pula Bike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€118This three-hour small-group bike tour in Pula begins across from the main entrance of the Amphitheatre de Pula. Riders start by cycling to the Twin Gates of Pula, also known as Porta Gemina, built between the 2nd and 3rd centuries on the remains of an earlier gate. The route continues past the Gate of Hercules and through the Arch of the Sergii, called the Golden Gate, an important Roman structure. Participants then pass the Church of Our Lady of the Sea and a memorial site for those lost on the Baron Gautsch steamship during World War I and II. The tour includes a ten-minute ride along a four-kilometer promenade lined with pine forest, connecting three beaches: Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar. Next is a ten-minute stop at a canyon ridge with high cliffs offering sea views. Those who wish can try cliff jumping from these cliffs. The ride continues along the seafront, providing views of Pula’s old town, port, and the historic Uljanik shipyard. The group stops for five minutes at Pula’s main square and another five minutes at the Roman temple dedicated to Roma and Emperor Augustus, built between 2 BC and 14 AD. The tour includes a quality mountain bike, helmet, bottled water, and photos and videos from the ride. Swimming and cliff diving in the clear sea are part of the experience. Transfers, lunch, and snorkeling equipment are not included.
Amphitheatre de Pula
The tour begins directly across from the main entrance of Pula’s Arena, also called the Amphitheatre.
The Twin Gates of Pula
Participants will see the Twin Gates, or Porta Gemina, notable for its two semi-circular openings. It dates from the 2nd to 3rd centuries built over an earlier town gate.
Gate of Hercules
The route passes closely by the Gate of Hercules.
Arch of the Sergii
Cyclists pass through the Arch of the Sergii, also known as the Golden Gate, a prominent Roman structure in Pula.
Church of Our Lady of the Sea (Mornaricka crkva)
The tour includes passing by the well-known Church of Our Lady of the Sea.
Baron Gautsch Memorial Site
Riders see the memorial for those killed on the Baron Gautsch steamship during World War I and for World War II victims.
Promenade between Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar Beaches
A ride along a promenade over 4 kilometers long runs between thick pine forest and the sea, linking three beaches: Valkane, Gortan Cove, and Mornar.
10 min
Canyon Ridge with Cliffs and Cliff Jumping
The tour reaches a canyon ridge featuring high cliffs and wide views. Riders can try cliff jumping from these cliffs during this stop.
10 min
Pula Seafront
Cycling along the seafront offers views of the old town, the port, and the Uljanik shipyard with a history over 160 years.
Pula Main Square
The tour stops at the main square of Pula town.
5 min
Roman Temple of Roma and Augustus
The last stop is the Roman temple dedicated to Roma and Emperor Augustus, constructed between 2 BC and 14 AD.
5 min
PULA BIKE | 52100 Pula, Istria - Croatia | The meeting point is in the city center, exactly across from the main entrance of the Pula Amphitheatre. There will be Your guide with Your bikes leaning against the wall. If You have any problem finding us please CALL US.
End point
PULA BIKE | 52100 Pula, Istria - Croatia | The meeting point is in the city center, exactly across from the main entrance of the Pula Amphitheatre. There will be Your guide with Your bikes leaning against the wall. If You have any problem finding us please CALL US.