Croatian beach city with ‘perfect’ summer temperatures gets new Jet2 flights from the UK

JET2 has launched new flights to Pula - a Croatian city said to have the perfect summer temperatures.
Pula is the seventh-largest city in the country with lots of beaches and its own Colosseum that's said to be more intact than its counterpart in Rome.
Jet2 and Jet2holidays are now offering flights and trips to Pula on the Istian Coast.
For anyone wanting to explore Croatia, the city is said to have the "perfect summer temperatures", according to a .
Temperatures in Pula rarely drop below 10C in the winter, and have highs of 27C in the summer - so remains warm without going too high.
Pula is found on the edge of the heart-shaped peninsula in Croatia and has been compared to Italy.
Read More on Croatia
Pula has its very own Colosseum, and it's the only remaining Roman amphitheatre to have four side towers entirely preserved.
It's even said to be more intact than its famous counterpart in Rome.
The Colosseum in Pula was constructed between 27 BC and AD 68, and is among the world's six largest surviving Roman arenas.
The city isn't short on beaches either with Galebove stijene, Jamica Beach, Valsaline and has its own harbour.
Most read in Beach holidays
There's also the Arch of the Sergii, a huge triumphal arch that's the main gateway into its historic centre.
It's also known as the Golden Gate and was built to honour a prominent Roman family in Pula.
In Pula's old town there are Byzantine chapels and elegant Venetian townhouses.
Anyone wanting to fly to Pula from North West can take off on the exclusive route from Manchester Airport to Pula.
It offers a two two weekly services (Monday and Thursday) until 16 October 2025.
The service takes two hours 30 minutes and prices start from £61.
Jet2 also has routes from Birmingham and London Stansted to Pula can also look forward to flights to the Croatian region in summer 2025.
Flights to Pula from East Midlands Airport are set to launch next summer.
Read More on The Sun
And the Croatian city dubbed the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ with crystal-clear waters and world-class food.