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Lopar

Lopar is the most isolated place on the island of Rab, enclosed by 22 sand beaches.

The sea is shallow, and the thick forest and the shade it offers are particularly suitable for those who come here on holiday with small children. At the popular "Heavenly Beach" (Rajska Plaza), in a total length of 1.5 km, there is a campsite and a complex of hotels, offering entertainment, recreational and sports facilities (tennis, basketball, football); fishing excursions, walks in the preserved nature. The north-eastern part, which offers a nice view on the islands Goli Otok and Sv. Juraj, is characterized by many cliffs.

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Rab

Rab, a town and port on the western coast of the island bearing the same name. Situated on an elongated peninsula between the Cove of St. Fumia and the port of Rab, where a compact Mediterranean settlement was built.

Middle Street offers a special tourist and cultural atmosphere with its street painters in summer, when the whole centre of the town turns into a huge gallery, and the Rab Cultural Events in the "Knezev dvor" Gallery represent another important event.

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Banjol

The individuality of Banjol lies in its Padovas, or sheltered bays, which teem with swimmers during the day, and at night with little boats coming back from their fishing.

Houses along the beaches, little piers on the shore, a view of the old city and its bell-towers, and the path that goes along the very shore, all make Banjol a place to come back to. Alongside the sea, by the road, under the road or in the luxury villas of Second (Druga) Padova, Banjol offers 2,950 beds in high category rooms and in 740 flats and suites.

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Novalja

Novalja developed on the site of the ancient settlement Novalia which represented the southern port of the Roman settlement Cissa (today Caska).

The pier in the port provides shelter to smaller vessels; there is a 98-m long embankment made of rocks. Larger vessels can anchor at the entrance into the port off the north-eastern coast, and smaller vessels and yachts in the centre of the port, at a depth between 5 and 8 m. Situated on the regional road (29) running through the whole island.

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Kampor

Kampor, a village in the north-western part of the island of Rab, on the coast of the wide Kampor cove (Kamporska Draga).

The green environment - the vicinity of the Kalifron peninsula with the well-preserved Dundo Forest - provides a nice scenery for long walks, and the nearby tourist resorts Suha Punta and Rab offer entertainment in the evening. A local road connects Kampor with the town of Rab.

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Stara Novalja

Stara Novalja, a village in the cove of the same name in the north-eastern part of the island of Pag, 5 km north of Novalja.

Since the ferry harbour was relocated to Zigljen (except in some extraordinary weather conditions), Stara Novalja has become a quiet place which offers accommodation facilities in private homes, as well as lodging and boarding services. As such it is preferred by families. The major event is the feast day of Sts. Peter and Paul (29th of June).

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Dinjiska

Dinjiska is located on the southeastern part of the island of Pag that is connected to the mainland by bridge and ferry lines.

Dinjiska is surrounded by vineyards and fertile fields, meaning that you will be served excellent cheese and wine. In the immediate vicinity of Dinjiska lies the town of Pag, where many entertainment and tourist events take place in the summer.

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Pag

Pag, a town and port on the south-eastern coast of the Pag Bay on the island of Pag.

Situated in the south-western part of Krsina (263 m), where the Pag Bay continues through a narrow strait (Prosika) towards the southeast and ends in a shallow salt lake (Paska Solila).