The small island of Unje is remarkably green and covered in aromatic plants such as sage, rosemary, lavender, and thyme. The island has few houses, arranged in a circle around the sea, with trails leading to lighthouses.

Ilovik is a small, peaceful island south of Lošinj, where the sounds of cicadas and seagulls provide the soundtrack. The narrow channel between Ilovik and the cemetery island SV.PETAR is very popular with sailors.

The island of Lošinj is a natural paradise, full of flowers and pine trees. The port towns of Mali and Veli Losinj, quite bustling in the summer, are marked by Austrian neoclassical style. With a pleasant climate, Losinj attracts many beachgoers annually.

Osor, on the island of Cres, lies in the narrow Kavada shipping channel, which separates the islands of Cres and Lošinj by a swing bridge. Osor was the capital of both Cres and Lošinj until the 15th century.

Comprising a medieval port, Gothic and Renaissance churches, monasteries, and palaces of aristocratic families, the old town is a maze of colorful, interconnected houses. A circumnavigation of the island is possible, including the islands of Rab in the east and Krk in the northeast. Sailing along the west coast of Cres, passing the islands of Lošinj, Ilovik, Susak, and Unije in the southwest, to the coast of the Istrian peninsula in the northwest, provides a journey full of nature, villages, history, and crystal-clear waters.

At the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula lies a seven-kilometer-long bay dotted with small coves and peninsulas. Here lies Medulin, a bustling resort with a shallow sandy seabed, ideal for families with children.

Our Veruda base is located at the southern tip of Istria, in one of the most protected bays in the Adriatic, next to the historic city of Pula.
The marina has all the amenities and a large swimming pool to while away the time until check-in. If you start your vacation from our Veruda base, take a short detour to Pula at the beginning or end of your trip.