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Cliffs of Stoja and The Galebijana Cave

Experience the adventure and natural beauty of Pula's Galebijana Cave through cliff diving, kayaking, and cave exploration.

September 13, 2025
Pula, Croatia
Cliff JumpingCavingBoulderingKayakingFreediving
Best time
Summer
Difficulty
Easy - Hard
Reachability
Car/Public Transport
Duration
All-day
Cliffs of Stoja and The Galebijana Cave description

Discover The Galebijana Cave

Galebijana Cave is located along the coastline of Pula, Croatia. It is easily accessible and offers a variety of activities including cliff jumping, cave exploration, snorkeling, and deep-water soloing.

Key details for The Galebijana Cave

Best Time to Visit

Summer

I recommend visiting Pula just at the start of summer or at the end. That's when there are fewer tourists and the sea is also calm. If you have a flashlight, then the best time to enter the cave is when there are not many kayaks coming in. Some kayak tours spend time to photograph each person, making it really annoying.

Difficulty

Easy - Hard

Cliff jumping from above the cave is generally safe. Heights vary between 1m up to around 12m. Going inside the cave is also possible. Its around 50m swim to reach the end. It gets really dark inside so better have a torch and avoid using your phone since it would be hard to retrieve if it falls. When reaching the end of the cave you can rest a bit before going back.

Duration

All-day

With various activities this place offers, one can easily spend a day enjoying its beauty.

Reachability

Car/Public Transport

This place is very easily reachable. After arriving to Pula you could either use public transports or drive there. You would then need to have short walk through the woods.

Cliffs of Stoja and The Galebijana Cave details
Cliffs of Stoja and The Galebijana Cave tips

Essential tips for your visit to The Galebijana Cave

  1. There are no facilities nearby—bring water, snacks, and sunscreen.
  2. Don't jump from the cliffs nearby unless you're sure that the water is deep enough. A lot of spots are shallow and you can't easily see that from the top. Generally, very bright blue color is a signal that the water isn't deep.
  3. Wear water shoes; the rocks can be sharp and slippery.

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