Cape Kamenjak
Rt Kamenjak
A protected reserve at the southern tip of Istria. Its roughly 30 km of coastline holds rocky coves and clear blue water, popular for swimming and cliff jumping.
Kamenjak is a long, narrow cape at the southernmost tip of the Istrian peninsula. It is a protected landscape and remains undeveloped. Its coastline winds for about 30 km and holds dozens of pebble and rocky coves with clear blue water. Visitors can drive or cycle along the dirt roads to find a cove for swimming. Cliff diving and beach bars with a wild, natural feel are popular, and orchids bloom in spring. In summer, cars pay an entry fee of about a dozen euros, while bicycles and walkers enter for free. It is about 12 km from Pula and is reached through Premantura village.
Opening hours
Open all day (paid hours in summer approx. 07:00–22:00)
Nearby sights
- Aquarium Pula
- Arch of the Sergii
- Pula Castle (Kaštel)
- Pula Arena
- Temple of Augustus & Forum, Pula
- Lighting Giants, Uljanik Shipyard
- Brijuni National Park
- Bale