Fažana

The Fažana Tourist Board is at 43. istarske divizije 8; its telephone number is +385 52 383 727 and its email is [email protected]. The Brijuni National Park office stands at Brionska 10 beside the departure pier, and advance booking is wise when a particular guiding language matters. A standard Veliki Brijun visit takes roughly three and a half hours, including about one hour aboard the tourist train. Bring water for Mali Brijun; the route through Fort Minor is unsuitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. In summer, the waterfront and the Brijuni boarding area form Fažana’s busiest visitor zone.

Fažana’s paid parking is divided into three zones. Under the rates published for 2026, from 1 June to 30 September an hour costs €3 in P1, €2 in P2 and €1 in P3; daily tickets are €30, €20 and €15 respectively. Outside that period, hourly charges fall to €1.50, €1 and €0.50. Payment is available at meters, through Bmove or WEBPARK, or by SMS from a Croatian mobile number. Badel is the sole location for coach parking and passenger loading, while camper vans may use Badel or the Valbandon Beach car park. Allow walking time to the harbour when catching a Brijuni boat.

Fažana is eight kilometres by road from Pula, and Pulapromet route 21 links Pula-Centar P&R, the Arena, the main bus station, Valbandon, Fažana, Peroj and Barbariga. Trips to Veliki Brijun depart from Fažana harbour; the Pula Port Authority identifies it as a passenger port for Brijuni and for excursion-boat embarkation. Visitors arriving at Pula bus station can change directly onto route 21 there, rather than travelling across the city first. Check the timetable for the date of travel before setting out.