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Ah, Pula in springtime! Imagine this: four of you, two adventurous couples ready to soak up the Croatian sun, explore ancient ruins, and discover the magic of this historic city. As your guide, let me whisk you away on a journey filled with authentic Croatian experiences.

Spring in Pula means pleasant temperatures, typically ranging from 10-20°C (50-68°F), perfect for exploring. Expect sunny days with occasional showers – pack layers! The city itself is a blend of Roman grandeur and modern vibrancy. The architecture is a captivating mix of Roman ruins like the magnificent Pula Arena and charming, pastel-colored houses lining cobbled streets. The sounds of the city are a delightful mix of the gentle lapping of the Adriatic Sea, the chatter of locals in their melodic Croatian tongue, and the occasional strumming of a guitar in a local café.

Our journey begins with a visit to the Pula Arena, naturally! Entrance costs approximately €11 per person. Afterwards, we’ll wander through the charming old town, absorbing the atmosphere. Perhaps a stop at a local café for a coffee and štrukli (a delicious cheese pastry, around €5-7 per person). In the evening, enjoy a traditional Croatian dinner. Expect to pay around €25-35 per person for a meal including wine at a mid-range restaurant. Think fresh seafood, hearty stews, and flavorful pasta dishes – all locally sourced, of course!

Let’s not forget the people! The Croatians are incredibly welcoming and proud of their rich history and culture. You'll find a relaxed pace of life here, punctuated by the friendly greetings and smiles of the locals. The tourist crowd in spring is a pleasant mix of those seeking sun and those fascinated by history – a perfect blend of relaxation and cultural exploration.

A day trip to Brijuni National Park (approx. €20 per person including boat transfer) is a must! Picture this: pristine beaches, lush greenery, and the chance to see wild deer roaming freely. The park’s history is fascinating, too, with a connection to Tito, the former Yugoslav leader.

For music lovers, Pula has a vibrant music scene, particularly in the summer months. However, spring offers a more intimate experience, with smaller concerts and performances showcasing local talent. The sounds of traditional Croatian folk music can often be found in local taverns and restaurants, adding to the overall charm.

Regarding local traditions, keep an eye out for local markets where you can experience the local culture up close and sample regional products and souvenirs. As for pets, you'll often see cats lounging in sunny spots, enjoying the Mediterranean climate. The local flora includes olive trees, cypress trees, and fragrant lavender, all adding to the sensory delights of Pula.

Transportation within Pula is easy, with a well-connected bus system (approx. €1.50 per ride) and plenty of walking opportunities. Consider renting a car for the Brijuni trip to maximize your time. Estimate car rental: €50-70 per day.

Let’s sum it all up: Accommodation (assuming 3 nights at a mid-range hotel): €300-€500 total for two couples. Activities & Entrance Fees: €200-€300 total. Food & Drinks: €400-€600 total for two couples. Transportation: €150-€250 total.

Total estimated cost for your Pula adventure: €1050 - €1700 for two couples (this is a rough estimate, costs can vary depending on your choices). Remember, this is just a suggestion; we can tailor the itinerary to your preferences and budget. Let the adventure begin!