Car Hire Pula Airport

Pula Airport Mini Guide

Tell me About the Airport
Pula Airport is located on the Adriatic Coast in Croatia. Due to its location and technical facilities, it can be used as an alternate airport for some airports in Italy and Slovenia. It attracts private jets also, as the Brijuni Islands are popular with the wealthy for their seclusion and for sailing on their private yachts. This popularity started as the former Yugoslavian President Josip Broz Tito had his summer residence there.

How can I get There?
Most routes are seasonal, in the summer you can fly to the UK and Scandinavia or make a connecting flight through Germany or Switzerland. Regular scheduled routes can take you to cities in the Ukraine and Russia.

What if I Want to go to the City?
The city is just 6km away from the airport. If you are driving, take the A9 and this should get you to the city in about 12 minutes. Buses are available from the airport Pula Zracna Luka to the central bus terminal Bus Kolodvor and take about 20 minutes.

What Facilities are at the Airport for me?
There is an information desk should have any enquiries about your journey. For all your money needs, there is a currency exchange desk and ATMs in the terminal. You can book a hotel or onward travel with the travel agency based at the airport. To locate your Rhino hire car, proceed to the car hire desks in the arrivals area.

Food and Drink
Visit the café or coffee bar in the terminal for a quick snack or to try the local cuisine.

Can I buy Anything There?
You can buy any last minute items or souvenirs at the kiosk. Duty free shopping is also available in departures.

What if I Need Special Assistance?
Pula Airport provides assistance to passengers with reduced mobility, wheelchair users and also those with hearing or visual impairment. An assistant will meet you at the information desk.

Pula Airport is convenient for travel to several countries due to its location, however if you’re staying in Pula, collect a hire car from there and use it to explore more of the peninsula on which the city stands. A popular destination is the Brijuni Islands which have been the holiday choice of royalty and celebrities over the years.

Take the ferry from Fazana and see the fabulous residences including that of Yugoslavia’s infamous dictator Tito. Whilst there you should try some of the region’s famous truffle products or maybe some honey or mistletoe flavoured rakija, an aniseed based drink.