ACI Marina Pula

lot of noise and sometimes there is dirty water, which causes unpleasant odours.

The approach is easy and the island of Andrija, right in front of Pula, can be rounded either from the south or the north during the day. At night, however, it is recommended to take the passage between the islands of Andrija and Katarina as it is well-lit. Nevertheless, you will need to pay attention to a few unlit mooring buoys in the outer harbour of the marina.

ACI Marina Pula is open all year round and has 213 berths on four floating jetties, all of which have mooring lines and water and electricity. There are no dry berths.
 
The round office building is the single point of contact at the marina and in the basement it houses both the reception area and the sanitary facilities. There are not that many of the latter, and they are not really modern, but are clean and well-kept.

The fuel station is on the small pier east of the marina. There are parking spaces on the concrete jetty, which goes from the office building towards inland.

Shopping in Pula
Pula has excellent shopping amenities. Not only a few large supermarkets and discount shops, but around the triumphal arch there is a long shopping area at the end of which there is a beautiful market hall from the 19th century where you can buy everything you need, from meat and fish to bread and cakes.

Food and leisure in Pula
The restaurant in ACI Marina Pula is located on the first floor of the main building and has a beautiful view of the ships and the harbour basin. There are several restaurants, pizzerias and konobas in town serving various culinary delicacies.

The entire historic centre in Pula is practically an open-air museum with ruins from the Roman era. It is especially worth visiting the well-preserved arena from the 1st century located very close to the marina. There is a large selection of sports and leisure activities in and around Pula.