The island and the town of Pag should soon enrich their tourist offer with an indoor pool which will be used for recreation and entertainment as well as treatment by thalassotherapy. The Pag healing mud will also be on offer, which represents a quality basis for the development of health tourism. The pool would be located on one of the beaches near the site of the healing mud.

The City of Pag, located on the island of Pag, is famous for handicrafts like Pag lace and sea salt due to which it originated in the 15th century. On Pag, you can still see the old fashioned way of salt manufacturing by drying out in small clay pools filled with sea water (soline).

The widely known Pag lace has been nurtured for centuries. Each is unique, and this slow and painstaking hand work still lives in the streets of this well-preserved medieval city, whose center is a monument of culture.

The island of Pag is the fifth largest in Croatia, and with its 270 kilometers of coastline it is the island with the longest coastline on the Adriatic coast rich with coves, bays, capes and beaches. The largest bay of Pag is rounded by 20 km of sandy beaches.

Pag is also unique in that it has almost no trees growing on it. This is a realm of rocky ground, rugged with long dry walls.

The Tourist Board of the Lika-Senj County
www.lickosenjska.com

The Tourist Board of Pag
www.pag-tourism.hr