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The island of Vir is one of 300 islands and islets of the Zadar archipelago, one of 1186 islands and islets in the Croatian Adriatic. Passed in the Sea of Vir in the north part of Dalmatia. Twentieth in size among angleški islands, and eighth in the Zadar archipelago. Continues to Privlački peninsula from which it asunder 3m deep and 300m wide Privlački Draft. From the island of Pag in the north-east is divided by a channel 0.7 nautical miles of New Povljane. Vir Zadar is 26 km away, and by sea (to port), about 15 miles away. The land is connected via Privlački draft port bridge since 1976. The Vir thus become an integral part of the land. The eastern part of Gaza, situated Škol... Read more

Ugljan is the closest island of the Zadar archipelago, opposite the town of Zadar, from which is divided by only couple of miles wide channel of Zadar and it is connected with many ferryboat lines. It is also called the green island, covered with dense bush, pine trees, olive-groves, fig-groves, vineyards and other Mediterranean vegetation. It has a surface of 51,85 km2, while the shore line is 74 km long. Generations are involved with sea, seamanship and fishery, and 2000 years of tradition in olive growing left thousands of olive trees that produce oil of extraordinary quality and aroma. In the NE side of the island there are many fisherman and tourist villages in natural cove... Read more

Island Rava - is a smaller island between Dugi otok and the island Ugljan. If you drive Dugi otok road, from Sali to Brbinj, it is certain that you'll stop by the lookout from which stretches a nice view to the island Rava. Although it is near, you need to take ferry to Zadar, or leave the car in Luka on Dugi otok and transfer by boat to Rava. There are two places on the island: Mala Rava i Vela Rava, market, restaurant. Read more

Island Pašman is located in Central part of Adriatic sea. Belong to the archipelago of Zadar. Island lies between Zadar and Biograd. He is one of forthcoming islands to the land. Pašman is well-known island with beautiful nature, big pine-tree forests (North side), sandy and rocky beaches all over the island. Only Northen side is inhabited area, with small and quite villages tailored for relaxation. Pašman is ideal resort to enjoy in wild nature without busy and hectics touristic resorts and services. South side are uninhabited, with a numerous inlets, old fishermens houses, crystal sea and view on celestial Kornati island. South side of island is without roads and ideal for Rob... Read more

The island of Pag is one of the biggest islands in Croatia. It stretches for 60 km. The total surface area of the island of Pag is 285 km², and the length of the coastline is 270 km, more than four times the island length, which makes Pag one of the most indented islands in Croatia. The island of Pag is located at the southernmost part of north Adriatic. It is separated from the mainland by Velebit channel, on the southeast there is Kvarnerić, and on the north, it is just 5 km away from the island of Rab, and on the south, it is only 300 m away from the mainland. The position of the island of Pag between Kvarner and Dalmatia, which makes it according to need, a north Dalmatia is... Read more

Molat is an island situated in the northern part of Zadar's archipelago. Although it has just about 22 square kilometers, it has three settlements there: Molat, Brgulje and Zapuntel connected with a local road. The largest distance between them is seven kilometers. It is connected to the mainland, the nearest town Zadar with daily ferryboat line. It is probably the most attractive island of Zadar’s archipelago due to the peace, silence and the charm of Dalmatian hidden paradise. It has all the necessary for relaxed vacation; shops and restaurants, museum and sport facilities, clean worm sea and plenitude of sunny hours for perfect holiday far away from crowded tourist centers. F... Read more

Ljubač is a coy small settlement in the region of Zadar. Yet, heading towards the island Pag, the bay of Ljubač is the first sea sight and it takes a breath away. The bay is surrounded by groves and vegetation, olive orchards and vineyards. Ljubač has about 200 houses, stiffed in the old center, built in typical Mediterranean style. The curiosity about Ljubač is that there are just a dozen of vacation houses belonging to people who are not born here nor related with natives. There are about 450 people living there. Most of them work in 15 kilometers distanced Zadar, charming and vivid Dalmatian town with 3000 years of history. Some rent their cozy apartments due to the growing t... Read more

Karin is a place in Northern Dalmatia stretching from the Karin Sea and the foot of the Bukovica hill to its very peak (Orljak, 537 m), between the Karisnica River and a stream which marks a border between the settlements of Kruševo and Karin. The area between Karin Beach and Karin Donji has much potential for tourism development (small camps, tourist villages, family hotels with sports and recreational facilities, a spa). The overall tourist capacity currently accommodates app. 3000 beds. Ljekoviti mulj Karina In our region there is a couple of kilometers long beach where in summer there are about 8000 people daily, and among them are those that have been coming for years to ap... Read more

Dugi otok has the same meaning as Long Island in English. Well, it is not the one in the state New York, but one of the islands in Zadar’s archipelago in Croatia. Since it is 43 kilometers long and just 4,6 kilometers wide, it is quite obvious where that name came from. Another thing obvious about this Adriatic island is its beauty. It is a pretty small island, bursting with diversities; from karsts fields covered with stone and macchia to the forests; from limestone peaks to underground caves. The island has no drinkable springs of water, but it has tree lakes – two periodical with fresh water and another with salt water, placed in the Nature Park Telašćica. The Nature Park Tel... Read more

Novalja is a tourist resort on the island of Pag. It is well known for its many well-kept beaches in the surrounding areas and an excellent tourist infrastructure. Zrće is the most attractive beach that offers a lot of sports and entertainment for young people. The numerous disco clubs and cafes offer fun through the day and night. The many archaeological finds today bear witness to the turbulent history of the place. The most valuable artefact is an ancient aqueduct from the 1st century carved from living stone. The beauty of Novalja is also hidden in the picturesque villages that envelop it. In them you can find peace in the comfortable surroundings of picturesque coves and pr... Read more