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Island of Pag - Where Zadar is associated with the Sun, the island of Pag is associated with the Moon. The bare karst and white stone surface has led to this island has being called the
lunar island. But this is just the most obvious visible characteristic of the island’s surface, upon which there are many things to discover. So amongst the heritage of Pag town you will find the church of the Assumption. It is located on the main square and is the most valuable monument of sacral architecture in Pag, built by Šibenik and Zadar masters in the 15th century. The Rector’s Palace from the 15th century also sits on the main square. The former Kamerlengo Fortress Tower houses the town’s administrative offices, and the hugely important Benedictine Monastery of Pag plays an important role in the preservation of the tradition of lace-making.
- Private transportation
- Cheese Tasting at Gligora Dairy
- Entrance Fee for Nin Saltworks
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Tour Guide
- Food and drinks and any extras not specified.
The journey begins at a hotel in Zadar, followed by an hour-long drive to Pag. On this trip to the Island of Pag, your local guide will give you a rundown of the island’s history and introduce you to an archaeological site strewn with ruins in the island’s heart. After a brief period of free time, the next stop is at Gligora Dairy, which is around 20 minutes from the center of Pag. Here, you’ll be educated about cheese manufacturing processes, explore the cheese aging room, and sample a variety of Gligora’s cheeses. Our next destination is the small town of Nin, an hour’s drive from Gligora. Here, we will tour the Nin Saltworks, accompanied by an expert guide. We will then take a 20-minute ride back to Zadar.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
