Say YES! to Pag

Kolan

Kolan, is known as the home of the famous cheese production but also the location of many beautiful beaches.

- Taste world - famous Pag cheese

- Visit the ornithological reserve of Kolanjsko Blato, the swampy habitat of many birds

- Take a hike to the peak of St Vid

Povljana

In the south of the island of Pag in a beautiful natural bay with crystal clearly see, not far from the ornithological reserve, lies the village of Povljana.

- Watch birds at the ornithological reserve of Veliko and Malo Blato

- Enjoy kilometres of various types of beaches

- Rub some medicinal mud at small lake of Segal

Pag

The “designed” town of Pag is situated on an unusual rocky island and is famous for its arabesque Pag lace recognised by UNESCO, its delicious lamb meat and fantastic cheese.

- Walk through the city paved in white stone
- Cycle through the moon-like landscape of the island
- Experience the secret taste of islands: lamb, cheese and salt

Wine & Gastro

Cheese Festival

We don’t want to sound cheesy, but you will fall in love with this festival. The Cheese Festival is an event celebrating the Pag cheese and its place of origin – Kolan, a small coastal village. Cheese lovers watch out for wine and olive oil, the ultimate cheese companions. Even if you are not into cheese, you can still enjoy the rich cultural and entertainment program.

Nature & Adventure

BIRDWATCHING AT KOLANJSKO BLATO

Birdwatching all day long

Kolanjsko blato is the most extensive area of low marshy and sandy coastline and shoals, wide shallow bays, lagoons and protected straits in Croatian littoral.

History & Culture

Dry Stone Walls

Dry-stone walls and borders are an important part of the island’s past and an eternal monument to the labour and hardship of Pag farmers. Built and maintained for centuries, the preserved layered stone walls form a continuous stretch of about a thousand kilometres, being one of the longest constructions of that type in the Adriatic.

History & Culture

The Town of Pag

The town of Pag, the largest settlement on the eponymous island, is a typical medieval town built in the 15th century according to the project of ingenious master builder George the Dalmatian. Today’s town of Pag is a place of culture and tradition, built as a stone grid of cosy lanes in a wonderful setting of an azure bay to the west and salt pans to the east.

Sun & Beach

Stunning Beaches

Pag has many lovely coves and stunning beaches, wedged between the unique moonlike landscape of the rugged island and the crystal-clear coast of the calm Adriatic Sea. Ideal for enjoyment, leisure and all sorts of fun activities, they range from larger bustling locations to smaller private havens in both sandy and gravel texture. Make sure to visit exceptionally beautiful beaches in Kolan and Povljana and relish the nature of the island.

Sun & Beach

Amazing Festivals

Pag is home to several traditional festivals that faithfully promote intangible heritage of the area, however it has gained its global attention because of its spectacular dance music festivals. Zrće Beach has over the last 15 years hosted countless universally acclaimed and globally popular DJs and it has acquired a lasting reputation of the place to be, with over million partygoers visiting each year!