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Flash Fuel Station, Pula, Croatia: Floating Pontoon for Yachts and Boats

Located in Flash, Pula, the Flash Fuel Station operates from a floating pontoon since 2013, offering convenient refueling for yachts and motorboats in the Istria and Kvarner region. Strategically positioned near key marinas and anchorages, it serves as a reliable stop for sailors navigating the Adriatic.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the operating hours of Flash Fuel Station?
Operating hours are 08:00-17:00 from November 1 to April 1, and 08:00-20:00 from May 2 to October 31.
Does the station accept card payments?
Yes, cash and card payments are accepted at the Flash Fuel Station.
Which marinas are closest to Flash Fuel Station?
Marina Veruda (580m) and ACI Marina Pula (3.9km) are the nearest options.
What fuel types are available?
Standard marine fuel is available at the floating pontoon.
Is the station accessible during off-season?
The station operates seasonally, with reduced hours from November to April.
Can I anchor nearby while refueling?
Yes, anchorages and buoy fields in the Pula area provide mooring options near the station.

Overview

The Flash Fuel Station replaced the former Ina station, which closed in 2011. This modern floating pontoon provides fuel access to vessels in the Pula area, with operating hours adjusted seasonally. Nearby marinas such as Marina Veruda (580m) and ACI Marina Pula (3.9km) offer docking options, while the surrounding area features beaches, restaurants, and anchorages for leisure activities.

Visitor highlights

  • Floating pontoon with easy access for yachts and motorboats
  • Proximity to Marina Veruda and other Pula marinas
  • Seasonal operating hours aligned with peak sailing periods
  • Strategic location near beaches and restaurants

What visitors appreciate

Sailors appreciate the Flash Fuel Station's reliability and convenience, particularly its floating pontoon design that accommodates vessels in the Pula area. The station's proximity to Marina Veruda and nearby beaches makes it a practical stop for refueling during island-hopping trips or extended stays in the Istria and Kvarner region.

Practical information

Phone: +385 91 2525285
Hours: 08:00-17:00 (Nov 1 - Apr 1), 08:00-20:00 (May 2 - Oct 31).
Fuel Types: Standard marine fuel available. Payment methods include cash and card.

Practical tips

• Check fuel prices in advance, as rates may vary seasonally.
• Use nearby marinas like Marina Veruda (580m) for docking before refueling.
• Combine fuel stops with visits to Pula's beaches, such as Bunarina Dog Beach (0.25km) or Verudela Beach (0.67km).
• Anchorages and buoy fields in the area offer alternative mooring options.

More about this location

For live yacht availability and route planning, use the Yacht Search Page to explore Pula's marinas, sailing areas, and charter options.

Important notes

  • Operating hours are seasonal; verify availability before planning a stop.
  • Fuel prices may vary based on demand and supply chain conditions.

Description

The Ina station was closed in 2011. But since 2013 you can get fuel on a floating pontoon.

Contacts

PHONE NUMBER
+385 91 2525285

Opening Hours

Period Days Time
01.11. - 01.04. SuMoTuWeThFrSa 08:00 - 17:00
02.05. - 31.10. SuMoTuWeThFrSa 08:00 - 20:00

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