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Brijuni National Park
Best time to visit
Por la mañana temprano para evitar las multitudes y disfrutar del clima templado y la luz suave para fotos.
Budget tips
Las entradas cuestan alrededor de 150 kunas; hay descuentos para estudiantes y niños. Evita fines de semana para mejores tarifas y menos turistas.
Recommended for
Amantes de la naturaleza, Aficionados a la historia, Familias, Fotógrafos
Plan your visit
4-5 horas
About
Quick facts: This national park is home to more than 14 islands and islets in the Adriatic Sea with beaches, forests, and archaeological remains. A Mediterranean safari with species such as peacocks and zebras lives freely here.
Highlights: A fascinating secret is that the park preserved Marshal Tito's summer residence, with a museum displaying diplomatic gifts and exotic animals. Additionally, riding a tourist train reveals Roman ruins and Byzantine villas surrounded by virgin nature.
Insider tips
- Lleva calzado cómodo para senderos y terreno variable.
- Haz fotos desde el tren turístico para capturar vistas panorámicas sin esfuerzo.
- No te saltes el museo de Tito para conocer una parte única de la historia local.
- Visita entre semana para una experiencia más tranquila y menos gente.
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