Vacations on the island of Pag not only include beautiful beaches and clear water but also highlights such as a salt museum.
Who is it suitable for?
Families, singles, couples, friends, groups
Getting there
Boat, car, bus
Website Link: https: https://www.pag.hr/
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At 72 kilometres in length, the Krka is the longest river in central Dalmatia and, thanks to the 20 kilometres between Knin and Skradin occupied by the Krka National Park, it is also probably the most spectacular one in Europe.
The Paklenica Canyon, known as the gateway to the national park, is one of its greatest natural phenomena, and is considered the pearl of the Velebit Mountains.
Croatia's first national park has nature lovers swooning over its extraordinary beauty.
The Vrana Lake is an unusual connection of land and water which offers a refuge to different species of plants and animals, offering them all the necessity for life. The lake is unique for its position and characteristics not only in Croatia but also in other parts of Europe.
The archipelago, with its 150 uninhabited islands, islets and reefs, is the most shattered island group in the Mediterranean.
Secluded bays, turquoise waters & your exclusive motor yacht. Enjoy the beauty of the Dalmatian coast from the seaside in the comfort of an exclusive yacht.
Telašćica offers variety: from hiking to water sports – comprising of 64% water, anything is possible in the nature park.
The salt museum in Pag covers over 50 square kilometers. Up to 1978, salt was harvested here in the summer months.
Since the 2000s, the cast of the Croatian National Theater Zadar has been attracting visitors with a varied program.
The Zrmanja Canyon can be explored by canoe or on foot. It is famous as the location of the Winnetou movies.
The fortress at Kninska is the largest in Dalmatia. It is thought it dates back to the 9th century.
