Susak

Enough far to stay isolated and at the same time enough close to visit just with one hour boat ride. The island of Susak is well known and most likely trip destination because of its nature and etnographic culture.
Susak or how it is often called Sand Island is an island of oregano and it is made of vapnenic base covered with high sand deposits (over 100 m high). On that specific island grows green grass, reed and vineyards. Susak's islanders still prefer to continue their unique traditions and cultures,
dance and songs.

Unije

Unije is a island formed from calcareous rock, just north-west of Mali Losinj, covered in dense low lying vegetation typical of the Mediterranean sea. This island features just a single village, where its inhabitants are dedicated fishermen and farmers: currently the tourist trade is taking hold of the island, favoured by the area's clear sea waters and beautiful pebble beaches. Numerous small bays and inlets are ideal mooring points, while the village includes a post office and two restaurants.
It is also possible to rent private rooms within the village.

Ilovik

The most south and in habitat island of Mali Losinj archipelago with just 170 inhabitants. It is situated in small bay, which is protected from the north with small island Sv. Petar where is still inhabitants graveyard.
The small constellation of islands is covered with Mediterranean vegetation, with all kind of flowers, colorful oleanders, palm trees and two one hundred years old eucalyptus trees – island of flowers.

Srakane

Velike and Male Sarakane are situated among the islands of Lošinj, Susak and Unije. Velike Sarakane is populated by a few inhabitants, while Male Sarakane is not inhabited. Therefore, Sarakane represents a genuine place for trips for all of those who seek serenity, tranquillity, clear and clean sea and warm sun. In addition, one can also find very attractive and specific locations for scuba diving.

Lubenice

Lubenice is situated in the middle of the island of Cres, opposite of Valuna. This pre-historic settlement is situated on the steep riff (378 m) that dives into the sea. An extraordinary view of the sea, remarkable architectonic buildings, locally produced prosciutto ham, genuine sheep cheese from the island of Cres, all guarantee memorable trips.
With the development of tourism, Lubenice have become the unlimate destination for numerous excursions due to its historical centre and breathtaking panoramic view, the extraordinary beaches as well as the well-known Modra špilja (Blue Cave) that represents a special attraction.

Veli Lošinj

Intriguing historical records say that the former Veli Lošinj, or Velo Selo as it was called at that time, was larger than Mali Lošinj, but due to its location and recent maritime developments, the latter has surpassed it. Therefore, these two settlements bear names that are opposite to their real inhabited size. If you take the stroll along the narrow streets of Veli Lošinj, you will notice lavish villas of former captains and the gentry from the island of Veli Lošinj. In the park of the island of Veli Lošinj, located near the hospital, there are around 200 varieties of botanical plants.

Photos by Sandro Tariba photography