Brijuni National Park

Brijuni are a group of fourteen small islands off the western coast of Croatian Istria. The largest islands in the group are Veliki Brijun (big Brijun) with an area of 5.6 km² and Mali Brijun (small Brijun) with an area of 1.7 km², and twelve smaller islands: Sveti Marko, Gaz, Obljak, Supin, Galija, Grunj, Vanjski, Pusti Otok (Madona), Vrsar, Sv. Jerolim, Krasnica (Vanga) and Kotež. The archipelago is made of limestone covered with a thick layer of soil.

Brijuni, known for its beautiful landscape, is a Croatian national park. Josip Broz-Tito also had his summer residence there.

Brijuni are a magical work of nature, where man has created a fairy-tale place for rest and relaxation. The beautiful archipelago will offer you an extravagant combination of harmonious landscapes, dinosaur footprints, an exotic safari park and an ancient villa in the Verige Bay. Add to that the island's rural appeal, playing golf on the oldest course in Croatia, or cycling along idyllic trails, and you have the magic formula for a dream trip.