Ceja Island

Ceja is a small, privately owned island off the tip of the Kamenjak peninsula in the Medulin Riviera, about 2 km north of Cape Fran, south of Pula on the Istrian coast. It covers just 0.183 square kilometers, with its highest point around 22 meters above sea level.

Though privately owned, Ceja is open to visitors and reached by organized boat trips from Medulin, often combined with a stop at Kamenjak. Its rocky shoreline and clear water draw day-trippers for swimming and snorkeling, and the island's one restaurant, Cactus, serves simple local food to visitors staying for the day.

Its position just off Kamenjak, close to the sailing routes south of Pula, means many charter guests exploring Croatia anchor here for the afternoon.