Brijuni Islands

Brijuni, the pearl of Istria, offers an unforgettable combination of nature and luxury.

Brijuni Islands

Islands with a Historical Legacy

Brijuni National Park is a group of 14 islands and islets situated along the southwestern coast of Istria.

This unique archipelago represents a blend of exceptional natural beauty and a rich cultural and historical heritage.

Brijuni Through History

From Romans to Tito

This archipelago has been inhabited since prehistory, with the most famous remains being the ruins of a Roman villa in Verige Bay.

By the end of the 19th century, Brijuni became an elite Austro-Hungarian destination. After World War II, it served as the residence of President Tito and a meeting place for world statesmen.

Natural and Cultural Attractions

Safari Park and the Ancient Olive Tree

Veliki Brijun Island is home to the Safari Park, which houses exotic animals that Tito received as gifts.

The island is also home to a 1,600-year-old olive tree and numerous archaeological sites. A special attraction are the dinosaur footprints, millions of years old, found in several locations.

History, Flora, and Fauna

Brijuni in Three Stories

National park
An archipelago of exceptional biodiversity and landscape value, protected as a national park since 1983.
Tito and Diplomacy
The former summer residence, which hosted numerous world statesmen and retained a significant historical and political imprint of the 20th century.
Safari Park
Home to exotic animals donated to Brijuni during diplomatic visits, situated in a natural Mediterranean environment.

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