Hotel Palma - Pula

The Hotel Palma is situated by the sea and connected with hotel Histria, facing inward toward the settlement of Punta Verudela. The guests can use three outdoor swimming pools, an acquagan, a sport center with 22 tennis courts and a shopping center.

The hotel has a central heating, a common room, a restaurant, an aperitif bar and a TV hall.

Pula is considered the capital of Istrian tourism, full of history, tradition and natural beauty. Outshining at the top of developing prosperity during the rule of Romans, one of the remarkable traces of their presence is the magnificent Roman Amphitheatre (Arena). Pula became the significant control center of the Adriatic Sea during the rule of Venice and grew to be a major maritime port of Austro-Hungarian Empire during the Hapsburg monarchy. The Capital of Istrian tourism Today, this is the city which represents the connection between holiday on the beautiful coast with crystal clear seawater, and the legends and marks of a successful past. Unpolluted forests and coastlines, with clearly perfect beaches and moderate climate are important characteristics for those who prefer a holiday at the seaside.

By car and by bus from the north: Ljubljana - Črni Kal - border crossing Požane - Buzet - Vižinada - Poreč or Ljubljana - Kopar - border crossing Kaštel or Plovanija - Buje - Novigrad - Poreč or Trst - Kopar - Kaštel/Plovanija - Buje - Novigrad - Poreč From the east: Zagreb - Rijeka - Učka Tunnel - Pazin - Pula By ship and by yacht in your own vessel at Pula border crossing by summer (seasonal) sailing timetable line Trst - Poreč - Pula by summer excursion lines Venezia - Poreč, Grado - Trst - Poreč and Pula-Venezia By plane regular or charter flights to the international airport of Pula By train by regular lines to Pula or Koper (Slovenia, 105 km)