Olib

Olib is best known within Croatia’s Adriatic archipelago for being a car-free island with a single permanent settlement. In the northern Dalmatian island group, northwest of Zadar, it is surrounded by the Adriatic Sea and shaped by low limestone ground, Mediterranean scrub and a deeply indented shore. Walking paths rather than roads set the pace between the settlement, coves and beaches, including the sandy Slatinica bay. A 17th-century stone tower in the village recalls the island’s long-established coastal community. Olib is a quiet stop for travellers arriving by ferry or exploring the wider Zadar archipelago. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Olib and the northern Dalmatian islands.

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