Pula Airport

Pula Airport is small and close to the city, but public transport from it is thin — a handful of buses that don't line up neatly with the Istrian resort towns most people are actually heading to. Rather than wait around or negotiate a taxi, a pre-booked private transfer takes you straight from arrivals to your door for a price fixed before you fly. The whole point is to make the first hour of your holiday effortless: you step out of the terminal, your driver is already there, and the journey to your accommodation is settled.

Getting to and from Pula Airport

The airport is just a few kilometres northeast of Pula, so the transfer into town is short. We also run direct routes to the resorts the buses serve poorly: Rovinj, Poreč, Fažana, Medulin, Premantura and the rest of the Istrian coast. Your driver meets you in arrivals, helps with the luggage and drives you to your hotel, apartment or campsite — and Istria has a great many campsites and self-catering apartments tucked away from the main bus routes, exactly the sort of address a door-to-door service reaches with ease.

We track your flight, so an early or late arrival is covered, and the fare is agreed up front and paid by card. There is no meter and no cash to count out at the end, which matters all the more after a long travel day. For the return leg we collect you from your accommodation in good time for check-in, so you can relax rather than watch the clock, and child seats are available on request for families.

Groups travelling together find a private transfer especially convenient, since everyone arrives at the same address at the same time rather than splitting across buses or taxis. If your party is heading to one of the inland villages, a coastal hotel or a campsite outside the main towns, simply give us the address when you arrange the transfer and your driver will take you the whole way.

About Pula Airport

Pula Airport is the main gateway to Istria, Croatia's northwestern peninsula. It runs a busy seasonal schedule of European flights feeding Pula itself and the string of resort towns along the Istrian coast, as well as the Brijuni national park offshore. Because Istria's attractions are spread across the peninsula rather than concentrated in one city, a door-to-door transfer is usually the simplest way to reach your base.

Istria has a character all its own, shaped by centuries of Venetian and Mediterranean influence and known for its hilltop towns, olive groves, vineyards and truffle country inland, as well as its harbour towns on the coast. Pula itself wears its Roman past openly, with a great amphitheatre at its heart, while Rovinj and Poreč draw visitors to their old quarters by the sea. Reaching any of these from the airport without a car can be awkward on public transport, so a reserved private vehicle that takes you from arrivals to the door, with help for your bags and no queuing, suits the way most people actually travel through the region.