Pag Summer Outdoor

The tour begins in Metajna, on Ručica Beach, one of the most famous beaches on the island of Pag, where participants are greeted by the guide with the necessary equipment. The tour sets off toward Beriknica Beach, with the first stop scheduled there and an opportunity for swimming. Beriknica Beach is known for its unforgettable view of three naturally placed stone rocks rising from the sea. After a break, the tour continues toward the Slana cove, surrounded by rocky cliffs that create an atmosphere of peace and privacy. As you approach the beach, you’ll pass through the first sea via ferrata in Croatia. The ferrata is between 1 and 2 meters above the sea, which is about 1 meter deep. It stretches 100 meters and is secured with iron footholds and cables. As you make your way along the ferrata, you’ll feel a rush of adrenaline. Once you complete the ferrata, the route continues along a ridge toward a viewpoint, where you’ll have time to relax, take photos, and enjoy the stunning moonlike landscape. The return route takes you past the impressive climbing rock Stogaj. By the end of the tour, you’ll feel fulfilled, knowing you’ve pushed the limits of hiking and experienced an incredible adventure.

You will meet the guide at the very end of Stara Novalja, near the former ferry dock Drljanda. The hike begins shortly after with an ascent along a gravel road. The route is marked by a unique view of the island of Rab and the Velebit Channel.The trail then descends toward the bay of Veliki Svetojanj, offering a view of the fortress of the same name. Svetojanj is a Byzantine fortress from the 6th century, a witness to the strategic importance of this area during the Eastern Roman Empire. After ascending to the top of the fortress, the hike continues toward the secluded beach of Lusk, where a short break with swimming is possible. Next, the trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking the fortress, the imposing Velebit mountain, and its channel. The route continues toward the Svetojašnica pond, one of the few preserved ponds on the island of Pag, which has long been a source of life for the island’s sheep. The hike proceeds toward the quarry, passing through a green oasis known as the Novalja Field, and ends with a return to Novalja at the starting point.

The tour begins in Novalja, at the Sunturist travel agency, where the guide welcomes you and introduces the route. After picking up the equipment, the ride starts toward the Novalja Field. Cycling along vineyards and through rich plant and animal life is a true pleasure. Upon arriving at the small church of St. Anthony and a natural spring of drinking water, a break is taken in the shade of tall treetops. The tour then continues toward the bay of Stara Novalja, followed by a relaxing ride along the coastal promenade and the benefits of the sea aerosol. Upon reaching the Drljanda dock, the route continues along a gravel path in the direction of Jadra beach. The climb is rewarded with a unique view of the Velebit Channel and the Kvarner archipelago. The route then passes through the old and new parts of Zaglava, past Boškinac, and returns through the Novalja Field to the starting point.

The program starts at Ručica Beach. The route begins through a karst landscape along the Pag Bay towards Beriknica Beach, one of the most beautiful on the island of Pag. It is known for a natural installation formed by three unusually shaped rocks, created by thousands of years of exposure to the strong bora wind. The route continues towards Stogaj, a uniquely shaped rock that attracts many climbers. The trail proceeds to Slana Bay, where a short break with swimming is possible. The tour then heads toward Seline Bay, offering a stunning view of the Velebit Channel. The tour ends with a return to the starting point along the same path.

The activity begins at Ručica Beach in the village of Metajna. The stunning landscape of the starting location sets the tone for an experience that blends peaceful paddling with the thrill of via ferrata. The guide introduces the route, reviews kayaking and ferrata techniques, and provides all necessary equipment. The kayak tour starts toward Beriknica Beach, where the first stop is planned for rest and swimming amid a striking karst landscape and crystal-clear sea. The tour continues to Slana Bay, known for its wide, beautiful sandy beaches and dramatic flat rock formations rising from the sea. After paddling through the bay, kayaks are left on the shore, and the adrenaline-filled part begins: via ferrata. As you cross above the sea, you’ll feel connected to nature and your own strength. The ferrata offers an impressive view over the water. After completing the route, participants paddle to Sušac Beach for swimming and relaxation. The tour ends with a return paddle to Ručica. This unique blend of sea and rock creates an unforgettable outdoor experience.

The activity starts at Ručica Beach. The guide explains the route and provides each participant with a headlamp for safe walking. The trail begins through the karst landscape along Pag Bay toward Beriknica Beach, one of the island’s most beautiful, known for three unusually shaped rocks formed by centuries of strong bora winds. The route continues toward the impressive climbing rock Stogaj, then on to Slana Bay, above which lies a freshwater spring. The bay’s rock formations create a private, serene atmosphere. From there, the hike leads to Seline Bay, with an option to swim. Deeply set into the land, this bay offers a feeling of seclusion heightened by the night ambiance. From the beach, views of the Velebit Mountain inspire awe. The tour returns via the same path to Ručica, with a chance to swim along the way.

The tour begins at Ručica Beach, where the guide provides instructions and equipment. Kayaking starts toward the sandy cape of Sušac. The route runs below the dramatic rocks of Stogaj and Teplica, along a string of long, sandy beaches. The first break with swimming is planned at Sušac. Afterward, the tour continues to Gače Cave. Sandy shores give way to a rocky coastline, with views of the islets Veli and Mali Maškalić and the rocky divide between Mali Zaton and Veli Zaton beaches. Gače Cave stretches around 100 meters and includes a paddle-through section. The next stop is Malin Beach, with a freshwater spring. After a rest and swim, the final swim stop is at Beriknica Beach, marked by three large stones in the sea—a symbol of the island. The tour ends with a paddle back to Ručica.

The tour starts at the Sunturist travel agency in Novalja, where the guide introduces the route. After receiving the gear, the ride begins through Novalja Field. Cycling through vineyards and diverse flora and fauna is a true pleasure. At the small Church of St. Anthony and a fresh water spring, there’s a break under tall trees. The tour continues to Stara Novalja Bay, with its scenic seaside promenade and clean air rich in sea aerosols. From Drljanda pier, the group takes a gravel path toward Jadra Beach. The climb rewards you with breathtaking views of the Velebit Channel and Kvarner Archipelago. The route passes through Zaglava and Boškinac and returns to the starting point through Novalja Field.

The tour starts at Ručica Beach in Metajna, where the guide welcomes participants and distributes equipment. The route heads to Beriknica Beach for the first break and optional swim. Beriknica is known for its iconic trio of rock pillars in the sea. The tour then continues to Slana Bay, surrounded by dramatic rock formations that create a peaceful, secluded setting. As the group nears the beach, they reach the first sea via ferrata in Croatia. The ferrata is 1–2 meters above 1-meter-deep water, about 100 meters long, secured with iron footholds and cables. Traversing the ferrata delivers a surge of adrenaline and stunning views below. Afterward, the trail climbs to a scenic viewpoint for relaxation and photos. The tour finishes by returning to the starting point, passing the impressive Stogaj climbing rock. You’ll leave the tour with a deep sense of achievement, having combined hiking with a thrilling adventure.

The tour begins at Ručica Beach in Metajna. After the guide’s introduction and receiving equipment, the group paddles toward Slana Beach. The silence of the night, interrupted only by the sound of paddles on water, creates a calming and meditative atmosphere. Moonlight reflecting on the sea offers a magical scene as you glide through the dark. A short break is planned at Slana Beach, where the moon illuminates the surroundings, revealing the unique landscape. Afterward, the group paddles to Beriknica Beach for a longer stop. Famous for its trio of large sea rocks, the beach looks stunning bathed in moonlight. Participants enjoy a refreshing drink here before paddling back to Ručica Beach.

The meeting point with the guide is at the very end of Stara Novalja, near the former ferry pier Drljanda. The hike soon begins with an ascent along a gravel road, offering stunning views of the island of Rab and the Velebit Channel. The route continues with a descent to Veliki Svetojanj Bay, from where there is a view of the fortress bearing the same name. Svetojanj is a Byzantine fortress dating back to the 6th century, a testament to the strategic importance of this area during the Eastern Roman Empire. After climbing to the top of the fortress, the hike proceeds toward the secluded beach of Lusk, where a short rest and swim are possible. The next stop is a scenic viewpoint overlooking the fortress, the majestic Velebit Mountain, and the channel below. The trail continues to the Svetojašnica watering hole—one of the few preserved water sources on the island of Pag—which has long provided life-sustaining water for the island’s sheep. From there, the route leads toward a quarry, then passes through a green oasis—Novalja Field—before returning to the original starting point in Novalja.

The meeting with the guide is organized at Caska Beach, where the activity also begins. The guide introduces participants to the equipment and provides essential tips for maintaining balance, and the adventure can begin. The tour heads southeast toward Zrće Beach, which can now be experienced in a completely new way—in its peaceful daytime beauty. After passing Cape Zrće, the first stop is at the beach for a break and swimming. Paddling continues toward the opposite side of the bay, to its highlight—Tunera, where the second stop for swimming and rest is planned. Tunera is an old stone tower that once served as a tuna lookout in the Pag Bay. Above Tunera, the remains of the Romanesque church of St. George (Sv. Juraj) are visible. Combined with the fact that paddling across Caska Bay takes you above the remains of a 4th-century Roman town, this tour becomes both a fun and historical experience! The tour ends with a return to the starting point.

The cycling tour begins in Novalja at the Sunturist agency, where you meet the guide and receive your bike and helmet. The route follows along the town beach, then turns onto a paved road toward Škunca’s Stani. The ride continues on a gravel path to Kolan Field, soon revealing a stunning view of the landscape. The tradition of sheep farming was once deeply rooted in this area, as evidenced by the old shepherd’s huts, and the experience is often enriched by encounters with sheep along the way. The tour arrives at Rogoza Beach, located at the base of the Kolanjsko Blato ornithological reserve, a wetland habitat renowned for its rich and diverse wildlife, particularly bird species. A rest stop and swimming opportunity are planned here. The route then continues along a gravel road toward Roman wells and the small church of St. Jerome (Sv. Jeronim). The path rejoins part of the initial route, leading to a return to the starting point.

The night SUP tour begins in the bay of Stara Novalja, where the guide introduces participants to the tour plan, the basics of paddling on a SUP board, and provides the necessary equipment. The adventure starts with gentle paddling through the calm waters of the bay, illuminated by LED lights on the boards, creating a special visual experience and lighting up the seabed. During the tour, participants enjoy the view of the crystal-clear sea and the starry sky, with short breaks for relaxation and soaking in the night atmosphere. The tour lasts approximately two hours and is suitable for all experience levels, offering a unique opportunity to unwind and explore the natural beauty of the Adriatic.

The activity begins at Ručica Beach in the village of Metajna. The surrounding landscape itself sets the tone for an experience that combines peaceful paddling with the adrenaline rush of crossing a via ferrata. The guide introduces participants to the tour and reviews the techniques used for kayaking and traversing the via ferrata, after which everyone receives the necessary equipment. The group sets off by kayak toward Beriknica Beach, where the first stop and a break are planned in the fascinating setting of karst landscapes and crystal-clear sea. The tour continues towards Slana Cove, filled with expansive, long, and beautiful sandy beaches. After passing through the cove, the kayaks are left on the shore, and preparations begin for the adrenaline-filled part of the tour – crossing the via ferrata. Excitement builds as you move above the sea, feeling a deep connection with nature and the strength needed to overcome the challenge. Crossing the via ferrata offers an impressive view of the sea beneath you. After completing the ferrata, the tour continues by kayak to Sušac Beach for swimming and relaxation. The activity ends with a return paddle back to Ručica Beach.

The tour begins at Ručica Beach, where, following an introductory briefing by the guide, participants receive all the necessary equipment. The kayaking adventure starts toward the sandy cape of Sušac. As you paddle beneath the impressive cliffs of Stogaj and Teplica, along vast and extended sandy beaches strung together like pearls, the experience becomes pure enjoyment. The first swimming break is planned at Sušac Beach.

The kayaking continues across to the opposite side of Pag Bay, surrounded by spectacular karst landscapes and crystal-blue sea. Paddling past the islets of Veli Maškalić and Mali Maškalić, and skirting the rocky hill of Mali Zaton Beach, the tour reaches the pebbly beach of Veli Zaton, where the second swimming break is scheduled. This beach offers a spectacular view of Mount Velebit and Paška Vrata, the passage connecting Pag Bay to the Velebit Channel.

After a relaxing break, the tour proceeds to the opposite side of the bay towards the Gače Cave, approximately one hundred meters long with an exit on the other side — part of which is navigated by kayak. The route then continues toward Malin, a secluded pebble beach near a freshwater spring, offering another swimming stop. The final swimming break is at Beriknica Beach, famous for its natural “installation” of three uniquely shaped stone formations rising from the sea, making it a recognizable symbol of the island of Pag. After a relaxing stop, the tour concludes with a kayak journey back to Ručica Beach.

The tour begins at the former ferry dock Drljanda in Stara Novalja. After the guide provides introductory information about the itinerary, participants receive the necessary equipment. The kayaking route sets off northeast along the coast.

After passing Jadra, a beautiful beach where a swimming break is possible, the tour continues around the islet of Triget, whose underwater cliffs plunge as deep as 45 meters. A visit to Slatina, a nearby beach with rocky shores and several freshwater springs, is also part of the route.

Kayaking continues toward Koromačina Beach, located under the watchful presence of a lighthouse. The highlights of the tour are the coves of Veliki and Mali Svetojanj. After a relaxing break in these coves, the route proceeds to the small, secluded beach of Lusk, accessed through an adventurous paddle along a mystical canyon.

The final stop of the tour is Vojska Beach, where a freshwater spring emerges right on the shoreline. Vojska Bay is shallow, with a gently sloping coastal area, making it an ideal spot for one last swim. The tour concludes with a return paddle to Drljanda.

Caska Beach, located on the northwest side of Pag Bay, is one of the most famous beaches on the island thanks to its shallow sandy cove, making it an excellent starting point for a guided SUP tour. After receiving introductory instructions and equipment from the guide, the tour begins towards Zrće Beach, the island’s most famous party beach, which you’ll experience in a completely different way, enjoying a panoramic view from the sea.

As you paddle towards Zrće Beach, you’ll get to know the unique landscape of Pag Bay. The first break for rest and swimming is planned when you reach the beach. After sunset, colorful lanterns below the SUP boards light up the water, creating an unforgettable night-time sea experience.

As you approach the Tunera Tower, you’ll enjoy the view of the sparkling sandy seabed, and perhaps even feel the spirit of past times while paddling over a submerged Roman settlement. The second break for swimming is planned near the Tunera Tower. After the break, you’ll return to Caska Beach, where you can enjoy a night swim.

The Mišnjak kayak tour begins at the beach of the same name, where the guide greets participants, introduces the tour plan, provides basic paddling instructions, and distributes all necessary equipment. The adventure starts with a relaxed paddle along the coastline, offering views of pristine nature and crystal-clear waters.

The first break is planned at a secluded beach, perfect for swimming and relaxation. The tour continues towards picturesque coves and hidden beaches, where participants can explore the coastline and enjoy the underwater world. During the tour, the guide shares interesting information about the local area, flora, and fauna.

The activity concludes with a return paddle to the starting point, leaving participants with unforgettable memories of their maritime adventure.

The activity begins at Ručica Beach in Metajna. The landscape of the starting point already sets the tone for an adventure combining peaceful kayaking with an adrenaline-pumping via ferrata experience. The guide introduces the participants to the itinerary, goes over kayaking techniques, and ensures everyone has the necessary equipment.

The kayaking portion begins towards Beriknica Beach, where the first stop is planned. This stop offers a chance to rest and enjoy the stunning karst landscape and crystal-clear waters. The tour then continues towards Slana Cove, known for its expansive, long, and beautiful sandy beaches.

After passing through the cove, the kayaks are left on the shore, and preparations are made for the adrenaline-filled part of the tour—passing the via ferrata. The excitement builds as participants make their way above the sea, feeling the connection with nature and the strength needed to overcome the challenge. The via ferrata provides a stunning view of the sea below.

After completing the via ferrata, the kayaking continues towards Sušac Beach for swimming and relaxation. The activity concludes with a return kayak trip back to Ručica Beach.

The SUP activity begins at Sveti Duh beach, where a guide will welcome you. After a short briefing about the route and paddling techniques, participants receive their equipment, including SUP boards, paddles, and waterproof bags. The route heads northwest along the coast toward Čista Beach. Paddling is a real pleasure, with views of pebble and sandy beaches, crystal-clear sea, and a sandy seabed. The route passes a small rocky cape and continues alongside stone formations located right by the shoreline. The total duration of the tour is approximately three hours, including two breaks for rest and swimming on the beaches. Upon reaching Čista Beach, the group returns to the starting point along the same route. The experience is further enhanced by views of the white rocky landscape on the opposite side of the Pag Bay, with the peaks of the Velebit mountain range visible in the background.

The excursion begins in Metajna, at Ručica Beach, one of the most famous beaches on the island of Pag, where participants will be greeted by the guide with the necessary equipment.

The tour starts with a paddle towards Beriknica Beach, where the first stop is planned. Beriknica Beach is special for its unforgettable sight of three natural stone formations in the sea.

After the break, the tour continues towards Slana Bay, surrounded by rocky cliffs that create an atmosphere of peace and privacy. As you approach the beach, the first marine via ferrata in Croatia awaits. The ferrata is between 1 and 2 meters above the sea, which is about 1 meter deep. It stretches for 100 meters and is secured with iron footholds and cables. As you pass through the ferrata, you’ll feel the rush of adrenaline.

After passing the ferrata, the route continues along the ridge towards a viewpoint, where there will be time for relaxation, photography, and enjoying the beautiful moonlit landscape.

The excursion ends with a return to the starting point, passing by the impressive climbing wall, the Stogaj Rock.

The Drljanda SUP tour begins with participants gathering on the shore, where the guide presents the tour plan, provides basic instructions for paddling on the SUP board, and equips everyone with the necessary gear.

The adventure starts with paddling through the calm waters of Drljanda Bay, surrounded by untouched nature and steep cliffs. During the tour, participants will explore hidden coves and small beaches, with breaks for swimming and relaxation. LED lights on the boards allow for a night-time exploration, providing a unique experience of the illuminated seabed.

The guide shares interesting stories about the local area while ensuring the group’s safety. The tour ends with a return to the starting point, leaving participants with unforgettable experiences and memories of this relaxing yet exciting SUP adventure.

The hiking tour begins in Kolan and continues along the shepherds’ paths towards the highest point of the island. Sveti Vid is a rocky hill with remnants of a prehistoric fortification at an elevation of 349 meters, making it one of the largest prehistoric fortresses on the island. Since the 14th century, it has served as a religious site, with a small church of St. Vid.

It takes about an hour to reach the summit, where you can enjoy a fascinating view of the rich diversity of the island of Pag and its archipelago.

The Night Kayak Tour in Stara Novalja begins with the gathering of participants on the shore, where the guide introduces the tour plan, provides basic paddling instructions, and ensures that all necessary equipment is provided. The adventure starts with paddling through the calm, moonlit waters of the bay, where the moonlight and reflections on the water’s surface create a magical atmosphere.

Throughout the tour, participants have the opportunity to explore hidden coves and secluded beaches, with breaks for relaxation and nighttime swimming. The guide shares interesting information about the local area, flora, and fauna, while ensuring the safety of the group and a pleasant atmosphere.

The tour concludes with a return kayak ride to the starting point, leaving participants with unique memories of paddling under the starry sky.

The activity begins at Caska Beach, where you’ll meet a professional guide who will provide the necessary instructions on the equipment and give you basic information on how to maintain balance, after which the adventure can begin. The tour starts by paddling towards Zrće Beach, where you’ll experience it in a completely new way, enjoying its daytime beauty.

After passing Cape Zrće, the first break is planned for relaxation and swimming on the beach. Then, you’ll continue paddling towards the opposite side of the bay to its landmark, Tunera, where a second break and swimming time are scheduled. Tunera is an old stone tower, which once served as a tuna observation point in the Bay of Pag. Above it, the remains of the Romanesque Church of St. George can be seen.

Additionally, paddling in this bay takes you over a submerged Roman settlement dating back to the 4th century, making this trip both a fun and historical experience! The tour concludes with the return to the starting point.

The tour starts at Ručica Beach in the village of Metajna. After an introduction from the guide and receiving the necessary equipment, kayaking begins towards Slana Beach. The quiet of the night, with only the sound of paddles touching the water, creates a peaceful and relaxing experience during the kayaking. The moonlight reflecting on the water creates a spectacular sight as you paddle through the night.

A short break is planned at Slana Beach. The moonlight illuminates the surroundings enough to see the contours of the landscape and enjoy the view of the unique environment. After the break, you’ll head towards Beriknica Beach, where a longer break is planned. Beriknica is one of the most attractive beaches on the island of Pag, famous for its natural formation of three large stone pillars in the sea, and it’s a special experience to observe them illuminated by the brilliant moonlight. Each participant is offered a refreshing drink on the beach.

The tour concludes with a return paddle to Ručica Beach.

The Night SUP Tour along the coast of Novalja offers a unique experience of enjoying the calm sea under the starry sky. The departure is from Sv. Duh Beach, a popular spot for nature and sea lovers. As you enter the calm water, you’ll feel the relaxing rhythm of paddling, while the silence of the night creates the perfect atmosphere for escaping from everyday life.

The tour offers the opportunity to explore hidden corners of the coastline and enjoy the natural beauty of the beaches and surrounding areas. The moonlight illuminates the path, creating beautiful reflections on the water’s surface, while the peaceful paddling takes you through the natural wonders of this part of the island.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced paddler, the tour is suitable for all levels, with guides ensuring safety and enjoyment throughout the experience. It’s perfect for couples, families, or friends who want to experience Novalja from a different perspective, in a perfect setting and relaxing nighttime atmosphere.

The activity begins at Ručica Beach in the village of Metajna. The landscape of the starting point already sets the stage for an exciting combination of peaceful paddling and the adrenaline of crossing via ferrata. The guide introduces the participants to the tour, reviews the techniques for kayaking and via ferrata, and provides the necessary equipment.

The kayaking portion begins with a paddle towards Beriknica Beach, where the first stop is planned for rest in the stunning setting of the karst landscape and clear waters. After the break, the tour continues towards the Slana Cove, a beautiful area with spacious, long, sandy beaches.

After passing through the cove, the kayaks are left on the shore, and it’s time to prepare for the adrenaline-packed part of the trip—the via ferrata crossing. The excitement builds as you traverse above the sea, connecting with nature and feeling the strength required to overcome the challenge. The via ferrata offers a breathtaking view of the sea below you.

After completing the via ferrata, the tour continues by kayak to Sušac Beach for swimming and relaxation. The activity concludes with a return paddle back to Ručica Beach.

The tour begins at the former ferry dock in Drljanda, Stara Novalja. After the guide provides an introduction to the itinerary, participants receive the necessary equipment. The kayaking route starts towards the northeast along the coastline.

After passing by Jadra, a beautiful beach perfect for a swimming break, the tour continues towards the island of Triget, whose underwater cliffs reach up to 45 meters. The next stop on the route is Slatina, a nearby beach with rocky shores and several fresh water springs.

The kayaking continues towards Koromačina Beach, which lies beneath the lighthouse. The highlight of the tour includes the stunning coves of Veliki and Mali Svetojanj. After a break in these picturesque coves, the journey continues to the small, secluded Lusk Beach. Paddling towards Lusk provides an adventurous experience as you pass through a mystical canyon.

The final stop on the tour is Vojska Beach, home to a fresh water spring located right on the shore. The shallow cove of Vojska offers a gentle slope along the coastline, making it an ideal spot for relaxation.

The tour concludes with a return to Drljanda.

Caska Beach, located on the northwest side of Pag Bay, is one of the most famous beaches on the island, known for its shallow sandy bay, making it an excellent starting point for a guided SUP tour. After receiving an introduction and equipment from the guide, the tour begins towards Zrće Beach, the island’s most famous party beach, which you’ll experience in a completely different way, enjoying panoramic views from the sea. As you paddle towards Zrće, you’ll get to explore the unique landscape of Pag Bay, with its impressive cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and rich natural beauty.

The first stop for a break and swim is planned when you arrive at Zrće Beach, where you’ll have the opportunity to relax and enjoy the water. After sunset, colorful lanterns under the SUP boards are turned on, illuminating the water and creating an unforgettable night-time experience. As you approach the Tunera Tower, you’ll enjoy the view of the sparkling sandy seabed, and you may even feel the spirit of the past while paddling above the submerged Roman settlement.

The second break for swimming is planned near the Tunera Tower, where you’ll be able to relax and enjoy the serenity and beauty of the area.

The tour begins at Ručica Beach, where, after an introductory briefing from the guide, participants will receive all necessary equipment. The kayaking begins towards the sandy cape of Sušac. As you paddle beneath the impressive cliffs of Stogaj and Teplica, along vast and long sandy beaches connected like pearls, the experience becomes a true pleasure. The first swimming break is planned at Sušac Beach.

The kayaking continues towards the opposite side of Paška Bay, surrounded by spectacular karst landscapes and crystal-clear blue waters. As you paddle past the islands of Veli Maškalić and Mali Maškalić, and pass by the rocky hill of Mali Zaton Beach, you’ll arrive at the pebbly Veli Zaton Beach, where the second swimming break is scheduled. This beach offers a spectacular view of Mount Velebit and Paška vrata, the passage that connects Paška Bay with the Velebit Channel.

After the break, the tour continues to the opposite side of the bay towards the Gače Cave, which is about a hundred meters long and has an exit on the other side. The kayak will pass through part of the cave. The route then continues towards Malin, a secluded pebbly beach near a freshwater spring, with a planned swimming break.

The final swim is planned at Beriknica Beach, known for its natural installation consisting of three unusual rock formations in the sea, making it a recognizable symbol of Pag Island. After the break, the tour concludes with kayaking back to Ručica Beach.

The tour begins at Ručica Beach, where participants will receive the necessary equipment after an introductory briefing from the guide. The kayaking adventure begins towards the sandy cape of Sušac. As you paddle beneath the stunning cliffs of Stogaj and Teplica, along the vast, long sandy beaches connected like pearls, the experience becomes truly enjoyable. The first swimming break is planned at Sušac Beach.

The kayaking continues towards the opposite side of Paška Bay, surrounded by a spectacular karst landscape and crystal-clear blue waters. Paddling past the islands of Veli Maškalić and Mali Maškalić, and passing the rocky hill near Mali Zaton Beach, you will arrive at the pebble beach of Veli Zaton, where the second swimming break is planned. This beach offers a spectacular view of Mount Velebit and the Paška vrata (Paška Gate), the strait that connects Paška Bay with the Velebit Channel.

After the break, the tour continues to the opposite side of the bay towards the Gače Cave, which is about one hundred meters long with an exit on the other side, where the kayak will pass through a part of the cave. The route then proceeds to Malin, a secluded pebble beach near a freshwater spring, where a planned swimming break will take place.

The final swim is planned at Beriknica Beach, known for its natural installation of three unusual rock formations in the sea, making it a distinctive symbol of Pag Island. After the break, the tour concludes with kayaking back to Ručica Beach.