Attractions

When you glamp at Arena One 99 in Pomer, you will discover Premantura about seven kilometres to the south in one of Istria’s most beautiful natural landscapes. It is a small fishing village of about 850 inhabitants within a short distance from Cape Kamenjak. It stands on a hill about 47 meters above sea level on Kamenjak peninsula. The area is known for its impressive landscapes and is fantastic to explore on foot.

Arena One 99 offers proximity to Pula and its wonderous ancient landmarks, including the famous “Golden Gate,” the Arch of the Sergii. Lucius Sergius Lepidus, who participated in the Battle of Actium, was the hero celebrated through the creation of this triumphal arch. But before and after him, the Sergii were influentials over these domains for centuries.

Of all the attractions in Pula, the Roman Amphitheater – officially the Pula Arena - is by far the most impressive. It is the last intact Roman arena in the world, and it retains all three architectural orders of classical architecture.

Pula is just eight kilometres from Arena One 99, and the Pula Cathedral is one of the city’s most significant religious, architectural, and cultural landmarks. Officially known as the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Pula Cathedral is on the south of Pula Bay. The site of the current church has been used for religious purposes since Roman times. This impressive church is also one of Europe’s most iconic religious monuments.

The Temple of Augustus, one of Pula’s most famed Roman attractions, is a must see when you go glamping in Croatia. Pula is about eight kilometres drive from Arena One 99 in Pomer. Therefore, you should add a stopover here to your bucket list when you stay with us.