Top Pula Classes & Workshops

Olive oil is one of Croatia’s key local products, and traveling around you will see countless olive groves covering the countryside. Learn about the history of olive oil making in Croatia, from the Roman times when oils made here were highly prized, to the modern day, and taste different types of local olive oils to see the difference in taste and quality.

If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind experience during your summer holiday in Istria (Croatia), then my watercolor workshop is the right activity for you. An evening spent painting by the sea combined with good company, some good local wine and a magic sunset is an evening for everlasting memories. As you put brush to canvas, you’ll not only release the artist hidden within, but you’ll also experience the richness of our Mediterranean surroundings from a deeper perspective. What better way is there to enjoy the sounds, sights, and smells of the Adriatic sea? The Lighthouse beach at Verudela has the most beautiful sunsets, and you might even spot some dolphins. It brings me so much joy seeing my attendees falling in love with painting and eager to continue create art. Experience your child-like creativity again, explore your painting skills with a sea artist! I look forward to meeting you!.

Try something totally new in Pula and practice yoga out at sea on a SUP board. SUP Yoga uses the sun and sea to enhance your yoga experience, as well as including the strengthening exercise of SUP boarding. Explore yoga positions on a moving mat, as your fully licensed yoga teacher leads your class on SUP boards floating securely on the Aegean Sea. Photos are also included if you wish, to remind yourself of the experience.

Tour the market with the chef and learn to select seasonal ingredients. Enter your cooking studio surrounded by a beautiful garden and learn to prepare delicious local recipes. Enjoy the lunch paired with fine wine and relax outdoors surrounded by olive trees.

Pula is more than Roman relics and Medieval streets—the food here is great too. Take a walk through the winding streets of the city and discover the local cuisine with an experienced local guide. Visit an olive oil museum and taste this local delicacy, then enjoy Croatian tapas with local wine while you learn more about this history of Pula.