Pag

This long gravel beach is the main coastal attraction of a small coastal settlement of Gajac. An excellent hospitality offer, a long and romantic walkway, and some recreation activities make it the perfect choice for families with children, as well as for pet owners who can visit the pet-friendly area of the beach to find refreshment and shelter from the summer heat. Just like at the Straško beach, the entrance to the sea is rocky for a few metres, and then you get to the fine sand.

Babe beach lies in a shallow cove west of Novalja. It is the shallowest and warmest of Novalja’s beaches, with fine sand and a narrow coastal strip. In recent years it has been improved with catering and recreational facilities.

The beach is situated north of Novalja, along the southeast shore of the cove of Stara Novalja. It is covered with fine sand, warm, shallow and excellently landscaped. It has a place to eat and various recreational facilities. Due to its excellent maintenance and the conditions that it has, since the summer of 2004, it has flown the Blue Flag. In campaigns by the Croatian National Tourism Board and the Croatia Chamber of Commerce and the media ‘Plavi Cvijet’ (the ‘Blue Flower’) and ‘Turistički cvijet' ('Tourist Flower'), it has been the winner of two acknowledgements – for the most beautiful and for the best arranged beach in the Adriatic. We particularly recommend the beach to families with children.

Lokunje beach is a Novalja town beach, located along the southern edge of the Novalja cove. It is pebbly, shallow and warm, with a green belt which provides a pleasant stay and is refreshing during the hot summer days.

It is located east of Novalja, in the place of a former Roman town which, according to legend, was destroyed and sunk during an earthquake, and whose remains can be found immediately near to the beach and on the seabed. Access to the sea is mainly sandy. The seabed drops very steeply, which makes the beach extremely deep. On the beach there are some recreational facilities and a catering offer.

In the shallow sea of the Beriknica (Beritnica) beach, Mother Nature perfectly arranged three large rocks, making this natural work of art one of the most photographed motifs of the island of Pag. It is located 3 kilometres from the small settlement of Metajna, and a little over 20 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by taxi boat from the Ručica beach. This is a gravel beach, it has no hospitality establishments, and is accessible by sea or by land. The spectacular Stogaj cliff rises above the beach, making it the favourite spot for adventurers hiking the Life on Mars trail.

Prosika beach is a favourite beach in the town of Pag, just a few hundred metres from the centre. This 800-metre long beautiful sandy beach, alongside the shallow sea and natural shade, is the ideal choice as a place for families with small children. Whilst you rest on a comfortable sun lounger under a sunshade, your youngest will enjoy the slide, pedalos and the children’s playground. The slightly older ones will be delighted with the possibility of hiring jet skis.

Ručica beach is 1 kilometre from Metajna and it can be reached by small boat or car. The beach is a combination of pebble and sand, without any natural shade but it does have catering outlets. It can be reached on foot via the picturesque area called Kanjon (Canyon).

Straško beach, of the same-named campsite, is located to the south of Novalja, in a wide cove that looks out onto the open sea. It is nearly 1.5 kilometres long, and after a short rocky entrance into the water, the seabed is sandy. Alongside the beach there is one of the largest and naturally beautiful campsites in the Adriatic, with a textile and naturist section, a choice of catering, entertainment and sports-recreational facilities, pools, various workshops, children’s playgrounds etc.

Šimuni is a fishing village located on the southwest coast of the island of Pag, halfway between the island’s centres of Novalja and Pag. It is ideal for a family holiday, walking and bathing at the beautiful nearby beaches.