Modern villa with pool on the island of Pag

The island of Pag is surely one of the most unique among the over 1,000 islands Croatia has to boast with. Its dramatic vast rocky, and sepia coloured landscapes are the reason it's often referred to as the “Island of Stone” or a “Moonscape Island” - but no one can stay indifferent to this wild natural beauty. It is widely known for 4 things: the exquisite cheese - Paski sir, the best lamb meat - Paska janjetina (both due to the sheep’s diet consisting of grass and wild herb with a high concentration of salt), the historic salt works and the Pag lace (listed as the intangible cultural heritage of UNESCO). The wide variety of wild and tourist beaches offer all kinds of water fun and sports, while the inland is perfect for cycling, hiking and free climbing. The historic town of Pag boasts beautiful cultural monuments and several exquisite restaurants. Your stay in the town of Pag is an opportunity for excursions to some of the largest Croatian national parks located nearby. The Kornati National Park is an archipelago of small islands and reefs of breathtaking beauty. On the mainland, but not too far away, are the famous Plitvice Lakes. There are also the Krka National Park, the National Park Paklenica and Northern Velebit National Park, and on the island of Pag there are two ornithological reserves Velo and Malo Blato.