|
|
North Adriatic islands
|
The small island in front of the south-western coast of the island of Pag, separated from the island by five kilometers wide Maun Channel. The inhabitants of Pag use it for the sheep pasture. The caves on the north-western coast of the island serve as the anchorage for smaller ships because it is sheltered from bura (the northern wind). The longest cove is Koromačna. |
|
|
Island Pag-DIVERTING: - Novalja city, for exemple is the first city for the summer parties. But also families have oportunity to enjoy beautiful place, warm weather, bathing in wonderful beaches with golden sand or pebbles. There are and many attractions for kids, great camps and sophisticated restaurants and bars for jung and families, offers sports like waterskiing, windsurfing, snorkelling, pedaloes, tennis, walking, bycikling, hiking, trekking.. You can go on rafting, kayaking... various choice of trips or to go diving and discover the wonderful underwater world, try to ski on water, jet ski, play paintball, ride super bike. Novalja is 270 kilometres long, full of bays, coves, capes and beaches.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
Island Rab- BEST for CULTURAL EVENTS:
- For all; jung, all couples, families with children...There are numerous indor and open-air music events and Kultural performaces, as well as various art galleries or street exhibitions. It is also „sporty“ because of numerous possibilities of practising sport and recreational activities, ranging from diving, aquagan, water skiing, jet-skiing, surfing, rafting, renting a boat or a pedal boat, to parachuting, tennis, sand volleyball, football, basketball, handball, tennis, mini golf, boccia, cycling, trekking, motocross) ...diving centers and night clubs.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
The small island with the settlement of the same name on the southern side of the island of Lošinj, with the area of 5.88 sq. kilometers. It is covered with macchia. The inhabitants live of Mediterranean culture, sheep farming and fishing. |t has permanent ship connection with Mali Lošinj, Zadar and Pula. There is the possibility of the private accommodation. |
|
|
The small island opposite to Lošinj, with the area of 3.8 sq. kilometers, almost completely covered with vineyards. The only settlement is the village of the same name, located on the eastern coast. It consists of the older part on the sand plateau, and the new part near the coast. |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
Located north-west from Lošinj with the area of 18 sq. kilometers. It is covered with the sand dunes and the Mediterranean bush. The only settlement is the village of Unije on the coast of a wide bay. The fertile soil is suitable for vineyards and agriculture. |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
The area of the island is 24.7 sq. kilometers, the coast is very indented, and the highest point is Televrina (589 m) on Osorščica. It is separated from Cres by 11 meters wide artificial channel (with a bridge) called the Osor Defile. The island has gentle Mediterranean climate, rich evergreen vegetation and well sheltered coves. There are five larger settlements: Nerezine, Sv. Jakov, Čunski, Mali and Veli Lošinj. All settlements are mutually well connected by the road net. |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
Cres is the island in the northern Adriatic with area of 404.3 sq. kilometers, and the highest point is Gorica, on altitude of 648 meters. It has 29 settlements and 3,238 inhabitants. The coast of the island is poorly indented, there are only few bays: Koromačna on the eastern coast, and Creska luka, Valun, Martinščica and luka Ustrine on the western coast. In the central part there is a large fresh water lake Vrana with the area of 5.75 sq. kilometers. The bottom of that lake is 68 meters below the sea level. The northern part of the island is richer with forests, while the southern part has more scarce vegetation. |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
The small island in Puntarska draga, covered with rich Mediterranean vegetation. It has been inhabited since Roman times. Benedictine abbey was founded in the 12th century, and in 1447 it was taken over by Franciscans, who built a new friery with the clauster in the 16th century. Today, the island is owned by Franciscans and it is not allowed to swim there. |
|
Read more...
|
|
|
Island Krk-DIVE and DISCOVER: - Full of secret caves and bays... Cave Biserujka, Vrbnik cave, Tenki reef, Punta Silo, Wreck Peltastis-old greek ship
Beaches: Vela Plaza is a natural pebble beach, combination of pebbles and sand, and it is 1800 m long! Because of it's nature bank, it's particularly suitable for children and non-swimmers. The beach has many facilities including water sport equipment. Since 1999, the European Blue Flag has waved on Baska's Great Beach. Pebble beach of Stara Baska is unseen wonder! Most of the visitors come from Punat or Baska by foot or by car, or by boats. If coming by car, you have to park above the beach and go by foot ...Great and little bit wild, ideal for those who seek intacted nature without loudy bars!
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
|
|
coast
|
