Stay in this beautiful holiday home with pool, almost directly on the pebble beach, from which only the local road separates you. The small and quiet village of Koljun is ideal for relaxing body and soul. The property is surrounded by stone walls in which Mediterranean plants such as rosemary, palm trees and oleander grow. Lamps are installed within the stone wall and all the furniture is handmade, giving the whole place a pleasant, cosy atmosphere. At the rear of the building are the recreation room and the outdoor kitchen with mobile bar, the holiday home consists of three floors, on the top floor, with sloping walls 160 cm high, is a romantic terrace with a panoramic view of the sea. The island of Pag is full of beautiful, lively and secluded bays. The island specialities of Pag sheep's cheese and lamb are highly recommended as culinary delights. The popular Zre beach hosts renowned electronic music festivals every summer.
From the town of Pag, and past an ancient Roman salt works, the path leads to Kosljun, which is also the oldest known path on the island of Pag. Kosljun has been the island's main harbour since the 14th century, serving as a salt export port, but today it is only used for mooring boats and small ships. The village is surrounded by pastures and dairies, which you can explore by bike or on foot. Kosljun is also known for its high-quality drinking water. In addition to bathing, swimming and diving, Kosljun Bay is ideal for windsurfing, fishing and other water sports. The island is also known for its natural salt production and excellent connections to the mainland.
From the town of Pag, and past an ancient Roman salt works, the path leads to Kosljun, which is also the oldest known path on the island of Pag. Kosljun has been the island's main harbour since the 14th century, serving as a salt export port, but today it is only used for mooring boats and small ships. The village is surrounded by pastures and dairies, which you can explore by bike or on foot. Kosljun is also known for its high-quality drinking water. In addition to bathing, swimming and diving, Kosljun Bay is ideal for windsurfing, fishing and other water sports. The island is also known for its natural salt production and excellent connections to the mainland.