Things to do in Pag, Croatia

The excursion begins at Ručica Beach, renowned for its inspiring scenery that has served as the backdrop for numerous film, music, and fashion shoots. After a briefing from the guide, participants will receive their equipment. The kayaking adventure starts towards the sandy cape of Sušac. As you paddle beneath the impressive cliffs of Stogaj and Teplica, passing long and spacious sandy beaches strung together like pearls, the experience becomes a true delight. The first break, with time for swimming, is planned at the sandy cape of Sušac. After the break, kayaking continues towards the Gače Cave. The sandy beaches soon give way to a rocky coastline, while on the other side of the bay, you’ll see the islets of Veli Maškalić and Mali Maškalić, as well as the rocky barrier between the Mali Zaton and Veli Zaton beaches. Gače Cave features an exit on the other side, is about a hundred meters long, and kayakers will explore part of the cave by kayak. The route continues to the sandy Malin Beach, where a never-ending source of fresh drinking water can be found. A break with swimming is planned here as well. The final swimming stop is at Beriknica Beach, famous for its natural installation of three large rocks rising from the sea, making it one of the symbols of the island of Pag. After the break, the tour concludes with a return paddle to Ručica Beach.

The departure is from the village of Lun, port of Tovarnele. The cruise begins towards Zavratnica Bay, which is part of the Velebit Nature Park. The bay stretches for 900 meters, and at its bottom, you can see the easily visible remains of a sunken warship from World War II. The boat will sail through the bay, with a short stop planned for photos and to admire the view. The program continues with a cruise towards Pudarica Beach on the island of Rab, where there will be time to relax and swim on the sandy beach, followed by lunch served on board. The journey then continues to the old town of Rab, where you will have free time to explore and enjoy the sights. The tour finishes with a swim in the sandy Mata bay near Lun, before returning to Lun.

Start your voyage from the island of Krk. You can board the ship from 08:30 - 09:30. Enjoy in a welcome drink upon your arrival on board. Explore the island of Rab in an organized, group sightseeing, after which you are able to explore the place on your own. Savoir the taste of the local cuisine provided in the lunch on board, served after the department from Rab. Lunch is fish or meat with a side dish and one drink for free (wine or water or juice). Get to know the history of Pag(Lun), exploring 1600-year-old olive trees about 30 minutes, after which you are able to enjoy in swimming and relaxing on the boat or on the beach. Experience feeding seagulls on the islet of Galun after which the boat return to the island of Krk.

If we are picking you up at Zadar Airport and you provided a flight number, we will track your flight to see if there are any delays to ensure on time pick up. No need to worry if your flight is delayed, your driver will be waiting for you when you land free of charge. If you are traveling to Zadar Airport we can pick you up from anywhere in the Novalja, Zrce, Pag area. The ride takes around 80 minutes. If you need to make a quick stop to pick up some necessities or snacks and refreshments, just ask your driver and he will take you to the right place, there are many stores and shops along the way.

The tour starts in Metajna, at Ručica Beach – one of the most famous beaches on the island of Pag – where participants are greeted by the guide with the necessary equipment. The route begins toward Beriknica Beach, where the first stop is planned. Beriknica is unique for its unforgettable scene of three natural rock formations rising from the sea. After a break, the tour continues toward Slana Bay, surrounded by rocky cliffs that create an atmosphere of peace and privacy. As the beach approaches, the group will pass through the first sea via ferrata in Croatia. The ferrata is between 1 and 2 meters above sea level, where the water is about 1 meter deep. It is 100 meters long and equipped with iron steps and cables for safety. As you pass along the ferrata, a rush of adrenaline kicks in. After completing the ferrata, the route continues along a ridge toward a scenic viewpoint where there is time to relax, take photos, and enjoy the stunning moonlike landscape. The return follows the same path toward the starting point, passing by the impressive climbing rock Stogaj. By the end of the tour, you’ll feel fulfilled, knowing you’ve pushed the limits of hiking and experienced an unforgettable adventure.

Caska Beach, located on the northwestern part of Pag Bay, is one of the most well-known beaches on the island of Pag due to its shallow sandy bay, making it an ideal starting point for a guided SUP tour. After receiving the equipment and an introductory briefing from the guide, the tour begins toward Zrće Beach, the island's most famous party beach, which you’ll experience in a completely different way—enjoying a panoramic view from the sea. As you paddle toward Zrće, you’ll take in the unique landscape of Pag Bay. Upon arrival at the beach, there will be a planned stop for rest and swimming. As the sun slowly sets and the evening atmosphere takes over, the tour continues toward the impressive Tunera, located on the opposite side of the bay. This structure once served as a tuna lookout tower. After sunset, colorful lights will be switched on beneath the SUP boards, illuminating the sea below and creating an unforgettable nighttime paddling experience. Approaching Tunera, you’ll enjoy the shimmering sandy seabed and might even feel a sense of history as you paddle above a sunken Roman settlement. A second rest and swim stop is planned at Tunera. After the break, the tour returns to Caska Beach, where night swimming is also possible.

If we are picking you up at Split Airport (SPU) and you provided a flight number, we will track your flight to see if there are any delays to ensure on time pick up. No need to worry if your flight is delayed, your driver will be waiting for you when you land free of charge. If you are traveling to Split Airport (SPU) we can pick you up from anywhere in the Novalja, Zrce, Kolan, Pag area. The ride takes around 2 hours. If you need to make a quick stop to pick up some necessities or snacks and refreshments, just ask your driver and he will take you to the right place, there are many stores and shops along the way. There is a great photo taking opportunity along the way at Pag Bridge, if you ask your driver to stop, he will

Meet your knowledgeable local guide for a scenic hike to Sveti Vid, the highest point on the island of Pag. Begin in Kolan and continue along quaint shepherd paths towards the rocky peak of Sveti Vid. Get to know the natural landscape and geology of the area as well as the history of human inhabitation since the Roman times. Take a break when you reach the remnants of a medieval fortress that sits at an altitude of 349 meters. Learn about the history of these sites that dot the hillsides of many islands in the Croatian archipelago one of the largest prehistoric fortresses on the island. Admire the stonework dating back to the 14th century and hear how it has more recently served as a religious site. After around an hour of hiking, reach the top of Sveti Vid and enjoy panoramic views of the island's rocky coastline, Velebit Mountain, and the Kvarner Islands.

The bike tour starts in Novalja and takes you through Slatina area to “Kolanjsko blato” ornithological reserve, a wetland habitat known for the abundance and diversity of life forms, particularly birds, with up to 163 bird species, several of them being endemic. The tour continues to Girenica beach, followed by return to the starting point. POINTS: 1. Novalja (starting point) 2. Gajac 3. Ornithological reserve of Kolanjsko Blato 4. Girenica beach 5. Mandre 6. Kolan 7. Gligora cheese factory ROUTE: Points: 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Length: 20 km Highest point: 110 m Asphalt percentage: 30% Macadam percentage: 70% Difficulty: 2/5

The meeting point with the guide is organized at Caska Beach, where the activity begins. The guide introduces the participants to the equipment and provides basic information on maintaining balance, and the adventure can start. The tour heads southeast towards Zrće Beach, which can now be experienced in a completely new way, in its daily beauty. After passing the Zrće cape, the group reaches the beach, where the first rest and swimming break is planned. Paddling continues towards the opposite side of the bay to its attraction, Tunera, where the second rest and swimming stop is planned. Tunera is an old stone tower that once served as a tuna lookout in the Pag Bay. Above Tunera, the remains of the Romanesque church of St. George are visible, which, along with the fact that paddling in Caska Bay takes place above the remains of a 4th-century Roman city, makes this tour a fun-historical experience! The tour concludes with a return to the starting point.