Pag

The island of Pag is located between the island of Rab, Olib and Vir, close to the land. Pag stands out with its area of 286.6 km2 which puts him as one of the largest islands in the Adriatic Sea. With 270 km of coastline, the island has the longest coastline on the Adriatic, rich reefs, beaches, bays and coves. The excitement and peculiarity of the island are numerous sources of drinking water and the water on the island mainly comes under the seabed with towering slopes. Although the climate on the island is Mediterranean, Velebit makes it so influential on the vegetation that the island is heavily frosted and completely naked on the eastern part.

Pag is known for its delicious cheese, traditional lace and salt in whose the residents have been engaged for centuries. Also, there are still developed and farming, viticulture, olive growing, fishing and tourism.

Cheese of Pag

Pag lace

Pag saltern

Here you can see interesting national costumes of the island :

The most famous and most visited Pag based monuments are: Old town of Pag, city walls, the bridge Katina, the Monastery of St. Margaret, St. George's Church, the Church of the Assumption of Mary, the Rector's Palace, Belvedere Gradac and 15. meridian that passes through the town of Pag.

Belvedere Gradac

15. meridian

Pag offers a very wide variety of entertainment for both young and old. For seniors who just want a relaxing evening, Pasko Cultural Summer should be mentioned, Pag summer festival, dance evenings organized on the waterfront, Fisherman's evenings, Adriatic meetings and lots of other interesting contents.

For young people looking for crazy parties until the early hours of the morning there is the most famous beach in Croatia - Zrče. Zrče hosts many famous DJs who mint rising atmosphere so the crazy fun with hot girls and tantalizing cocktails is guaranteed. Also, a good time can be found in the Club Papaya and Aquarius. As far as prices are concerned, it is advisable to get a "prepared wallet."