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Island of Pag Travel Guide: Excursions

Accessible by bridge or ferry, Pag is an island of two sides. The stark beauty of its barren eastern flank contrasts with the green northwest where olive trees and sage blanket the quiet coves and cloak towns and villages in verdant green. This jewel of the Adriatic is ringed by miles of beautiful beaches and surrounded by clear, azure waters making it a favourite destination for summer holidaymakers returning year by year for an Island of Pag vacation.
The town of Pag is the island’s main harbour and economic centre. In summer life revolves around the dazzlingly white marble town square, the scene of many dances, festivals and concerts. Novalja and Caska are two of the other main towns – the former known for its vibrant nightlife, Caska for its magnificent beaches. There are plenty of Island of Pag activities, from cove-hopping to climbing and diving to dining. Biking and trekking are also extremely popular with many scenic trails traversing the island. The flavours of Pag are renowned throughout Croatia with delicious lamb, Pag Island wine and unique Paški sir, a delectable cheese drizzled with olive oil on offer at many island restaurants and taverns - an Island of Pag must try. Other things to do on the Island of Pag and the surrounding area include visits to the scenic cliffs and bays of Kornati and Krka National Parks, and the enchanting waterfalls of the Plitvica Lakes, one of the most beautiful parks in the whole of Europe. When shopping on the Island of Pag, look out for Pag čipka, an exquisite type of lacework crafted using traditional methods, the perfect souvenir to remind you of your time on this beautiful island.
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Kornati National Park

Kornati National Park

When visiting the island of Pag you should definitely decide to visit the Kornati archipelago which was declared a National Park in 1980. You will be charmed by this unique ecological oasis with its numerous islands, charming bays and imposing cliffs, which rise out of the sea to heights of up to 90 metres.
Krka National Park

Krka National Park

A visit to the Krka National Park will offer you an unforgettable experience of the beauties that nature has to offer. Enjoy a view of the seven travertine waterfalls of the river Krka, as well as the breathtaking natural phenomenon of Roški Slap. Take a boat and visit the small island of Visovac, which is located in the centre of the Krka canyon and has a Franciscan monastery that was built there in the 15th century.
Paklenica National Park

Paklenica National Park

If you want to cool down during the hot summer months, then you should visit the Paklenica National Park, which is located in a deep natural ravine on the foothills of the Velebit mountain range. Here, you can enjoy looking at the exceptionally rich geo-morphological features and forms, the wide variety of plants and the animal world, as well as the breathtaking countryside.
Plitvice Lakes National Park

Plitvice Lakes National Park

The Plitvice Lakes National Park is surrounded by magical lakes and enchanting waterfalls. This National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in Europe, and because of its uniqueness was registered in 1979 on the UNESCO list of global natural heritage. Walk around the wonderful countryside and enjoy the unique views that have been formed by nature.
Robinson boat excursion

Robinson boat excursion

Go on a one day Robinson excursion on a fishing boat, whose captain is one of the forerunners of Robinson tourism on the Adriatic. Relax in the charms of the summer on the wonderful beaches of the island of Pag, visit the underwater world around the Pag tunnel and the island of Maškalić, and try some of the fish specialities prepared on the boat.
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