Island of Pag - Naturism Nudism in Croatia - Strasko Novalja - Zrce

The island of Pag is one of our favorite resorts. The island is very beautiful and interesting and it has been visited by many tourists from all over the world. There is many lonely places on the island and those places are a real paradise for naturists. There is also some official naturist camps on the island. The capital of island is a nice, old town called Pag, famous for its salt works.

We visit Novalja, another nice town on the island, more often then Pag. Next to Novalja is Strasko, the largest naturist camp on the island. Not far away is one more private naturist camp. It is not easy to get there with a car. That camp has a bar, toiletes and showers with cold water only. In Novalja you can buy everything you need. There is an open market, where you can buy Pag's specialities, like cheese and wine, called "l(utica". The town is full of restaurants and bars. Our favorite bar is "Rock Caffee" and we highly recommend it to all who love old rock.

There are smaller, but also very interesting towns and villages on Pag, like Lun, Jakisnica, Kolan, Mandre, Kosljun, Metajna, Povljana and Vlaici. You should take one day trip with a car and visit them.

Island Pag is famous for its wonderful beaches. We think that Sv. Duh is the most beautiful one. There you can find clear sea, and many sources of natural water which is good to drink. Naturist beaches are in Jakia;nica, in the camp Strasko, Zrce, Sv. Duh, Simuni, Filino, Bosana next to town Pag and Barbati near Metajna.

One of very interesting and impressive things of island is "Pag's Triangle". A legend says that there had landed visitors from outer space 10000 years ago. If you want to visit Pag's triangle, you can ask for brochures at tourist agencies. The triangle is located on the top of the island and it takes for about one hour of walk to get there.

There are some other little islands not far away from Pag. Two of them are Maun and Skrda. Nobody lives there, but they are visited by tourists with yachts and fishermen. A bit further are two islands, called Olib and Silba with the same named villages. There are unofficail naturist beaches too.