You’ll start your Pula pub crawl learning to toast like a local before diving into wild drinking games—from beer pong to dare-filled Jenga—with new friends by your side. Expect three lively bars, plenty of laughs (and shots), plus the option to keep partying at the city’s biggest club if you’re up for it.
I didn’t expect to be standing in a circle of strangers at 10 PM in Pula, trying to pronounce “živjeli” while holding a tiny glass of something that smelled like medicine and summer. Our guide—Ana, I think—laughed when half of us butchered it. The first shot hit harder than I thought (I still don’t know what was in it), but suddenly everyone loosened up. Someone from Berlin challenged me to beer pong and honestly, I’m terrible at it. But nobody cared—there was a lot of cheering and some very questionable high fives.
The next bar was noisier, darker, kind of sticky underfoot. We played Jenga but every block had a dare or drinking challenge scribbled on it—one said “hug the bartender,” so I did (she rolled her eyes but smiled). There was this weird moment when the music dropped out for a second and you could hear just laughter and glasses clinking. It felt like the whole group had known each other for ages even though most of us met an hour ago. Ana kept things moving; she seemed to know everyone in town, waving at people as we passed.
By the third place my Croatian was still hopeless but nobody seemed to mind. Limbo happened—I tried, failed spectacularly, landed on my back and just lay there laughing. Some people peeled off for the club after but I ended up wandering home with a couple from Dublin, pockets full of scavenger hunt clues and my throat sore from shouting over music. Not sure I’ll ever look at Jenga the same way again.
The pub crawl starts at 10 PM.
You’ll visit at least three different bars in Pula.
Yes, you get three strong local shots and beer for beer pong included.
Yes, a party guide leads the group through all activities and venues.
You’ll play beer pong, limbo dance, drinking challenges Jenga, and more.
Yes, joining the club after is optional if you want to keep partying late.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venues.
No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers due to alcohol consumption.
Your night includes three strong local shots (one at each bar), beer for beer pong matches, a scavenger hunt list around Pula’s nightlife spots, funny Jenga challenges with dares or drinks attached, all led by energetic party guides who make sure no one gets left behind—and if you want more after-bar action you can add entry into Pula’s biggest club too.


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